Editor’s Note: The full series of The Directors will be published online on Wednesday May 18th. In this preview photo of the P&G (PG) board, taken on February 8th, note the inclusion of Rajat Gupta, far right. Gupta resigned from the board a few weeks later, after being charged with insider trading by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Directors photo series is from the May 23, 2011 issue of Fortune
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FORTUNE — The 174-year-old consumer products giant makes Tide laundry detergent, Gillette razors, and, yes, Pampers diapers. Its iconic brands can be found in nearly two-thirds of homes worldwide. While revenue was flat in 2010, Procter & Gamble (No. 26) has 23 products with sales of $1 billion each, and its $12.7 billion in earnings puts the company among the most profitable on the Fortune 500. –Jessica Shambora
LEFT TO RIGHT: W. James McNerney Jr., CEO, Boeing; Patricia Woertz, CEO, Archer Daniels Midland; Scott Cook, chairman of executive committee of the board, Intuit; Ken Chenault, CEO, American Express; Susan Desmond-Hellmann, chancellor, University of California at San Francisco; Johnathan Rodgers, CEO, TV One; Ernesto Zedillo, former President of Mexico and professor, Yale University; Mary Agnes Wilderotter, CEO, Frontier Communications; Angela Braly, CEO, WellPoint; Rajat Gupta, former managing director, McKinsey (resigned from P&G board in March after he was charged with insider trading by the SEC); Robert McDonald, CEO, P&G (kneeling)
