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Procter & Gamble · Summer 2027

Sales Intern: a project built for this posting

Sales interns at P&G work with major retail customers to build joint business plans, using shopper data to shape assortment, pricing, shelf placement and merchandising. Over a 10–12 week placement at a U.S. customer business office, they own projects alongside brand, finance and supply chain teams.

Company
Procter & Gamble
Posting title
Procter & Gamble - Sales Internship - Summer 2027
Location
Multiple
Season
Summer 2027
Pay (as posted)
$29.00 - $50.00 / hour

Checked open on the employer's careers site on 2026-10-16. Read the full posting ↗

What this role is really testing

retail business planningdata-driven merchandising logicfinancial acumen and margin analysisshopper psychology applicationcross-functional communicationstructured persuasive presentationassortment and pricing strategy

The project

Retail Account Business Plan: Mock Category Review for a P&G Brand

A one-page PDF business plan pitched as if you are a P&G sales intern presenting a category growth opportunity to a major retailer like Target or Walmart, covering assortment gaps, a pricing recommendation, a shelving rationale, and a projected sales lift. This maps directly to the core intern responsibility of co-developing data-influenced business plans with retail partners and demonstrates the financial and strategic thinking P&G screens for.

  1. Pick one real P&G brand (e.g., Tide, Gillette, Pampers) and one retail account, then pull 2-3 publicly available data points, such as category growth stats from a Nielsen press release, a brand's market share mention from a P&G earnings summary, or a shopper trend from a free NielsenIQ or Statista snippet, to ground your plan in real evidence rather than opinion.
  2. Build a one-page structured business plan in Google Docs or PowerPoint with four clearly labeled sections: (1) Situation, a one-sentence category and account snapshot using your data; (2) Opportunity, one specific gap such as an underrepresented product size, a price tier the retailer is missing, or a shelf placement problem backed by a shopper psychology principle like eye-level placement or decision fatigue; (3) Recommendation, a concrete action for assortment, pricing, or shelving with a simple projected impact such as estimated incremental units or revenue using basic arithmetic; and (4) Cross-functional dependencies, one line each on what Brand, Finance, and Supply Chain would need to do to execute, showing you understand how these teams interact.
  3. Export the plan as a clean, formatted PDF and write a three-sentence executive summary at the top written in the voice of a sales rep addressing the retailer's buyer, not P&G leadership, so the document demonstrates audience awareness and the persuasive, customer-first communication style that defines a strong sales candidate.
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