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Procter & Gamble executives knows how hard it is to succeed in the rough-and-tumble world of fast-moving-consumer-goods, which may be why the company has created a support system for local entrepreneurs.
According to the Cincinnati Business Courier, Preneur opened Jan. 10 in the Over-the-Rhine section of the city. The idea grew out of the MyTide product, which enables customers to go online and customize their own detergent from label to scent.
In its initial stage, Preneur has 12 business owners featuring their products for sale in the boutique space. Products include skin care and wellness products, leather goods and plants. In fact, an ex-P&Ger, Ami Kulkarni, is selling Arkadiance, her skin care and wellness line.
According to the Cincinnati Business Courier, Preneur opened Jan. 10 in the Over-the-Rhine section of the city. The idea grew out of the MyTide product, which enables customers to go online and customize their own detergent from label to scent.
In its initial stage, Preneur has 12 business owners featuring their products for sale in the boutique space. Products include skin care and wellness products, leather goods and plants. In fact, an ex-P&Ger, Ami Kulkarni, is selling Arkadiance, her skin care and wellness line.
