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P&G Brand Template Pilot

Deadline: May 31, 2024

Proctor & Gamble is looking for a tool which will allow creative teams to upload Adobe InDesign or other creative output files into an easy to navigate web experience where non-technical users can find templates with locked and editable elements (i.e. text that can be changed, options for key visuals) so they can quickly create localizations from the master template in a way which ensures Brand consistency. 

To submit a solution please complete this brief form HERE. 

Deadline: May 31, 2024
Posted on: May 15, 2024
Location: All
Industry: branding marketing, graphic design
Key Words:
branding, marketing, In publishing and graphic design, Adobe InDesign, brand consistency

Proctor & Gamble is looking for a tool which will allow creative teams to upload Adobe InDesign or other creative output files into an easy to navigate web experience where non-technical users can find templates with locked and editable elements (i.e. text that can be changed, options for key visuals) so they can quickly create localizations from the master template in a way which ensures Brand consistency. 

To submit a solution please complete this brief form HERE. 

Process Overview

  • As in previous cycles, these briefs are designed to be passed along to startups for submission and are time sensitive. Although the deadline for most briefs is May 31, early submissions increase the potential of being chosen for the pilot, so you are encouraged to submit your solution as early as possible. 
  • All responses will be fully reviewed by our team, and you will be notified as to whether the response has been accepted for further consideration. 
  • If accepted, you will be contacted by one of our team members to schedule a meeting to present additional details on your company and solution as well as a demo. 
  • Please click here and complete the form with the requested information. 
  • You can send any specific questions to hameiri.o@pg.com or kiderman.e@pg.com. 
  • Process Overview
    • As in previous cycles, these briefs are designed to be passed along to startups for submission and are time sensitive. Although the deadline for most briefs is May 31, early submissions increase the potential of being chosen for the pilot, so you are encouraged to submit your solution as early as possible. 
    • All responses will be fully reviewed by our team, and you will be notified as to whether the response has been accepted for further consideration. 
    • If accepted, you will be contacted by one of our team members to schedule a meeting to present additional details on your company and solution as well as a demo. 
    • Please click here and complete the form with the requested information. 
    • You can send any specific questions to hameiri.o@pg.com or kiderman.e@pg.com. 

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