1. Procter and Gamble

2. Global Operations
Procter and gamble own over 200 hundred brands. These include:
Ace, Action 500, Adam, Alfa, Alldays, Always, Aussie, Ayudin, Az, Azurit, Babysan, Balsam, Camay, Cascade, Charmin, Cheer, Cheff, Cierto, Circ, Crest, Cristal, Cutie, Daily Defense, Daisy, Dash, Dash 2in1, Dawn, Daz, Doll, Don Maximo, Downy, Duplex, Escudo, Eukanuba, Ezee, Fairy, Febreze, Finess, Finish, Fixodent, Folgers, Frost & Tip, Giorgio, Head & Shoulders, Helmut Lang Skin fragrances, Herbal Essences, Herbal Essences Color, Herve Leger, Hipoglos, Hugo-Hugo Boss, Hydience, Iams, Inne Science, Ipana, Joy, Ladysan, Lanxiang, Lenor, Limay, Lines, Linidor, Lirio, Maestro Limpio, Magia Blanca, Magistral, Max Factor, Men's Choice, Metamucil, Millstone, Nuances, NyQuil, Olay, Old Spice, Pampers, Pampy, Panda, Pantene, Pepto-Bismol, Perla, Pert Plus, Physique, Pop, Prescription Drugs, Prilosec OTC, Pringles, Puffs, PUR, Secret, Seiva de, Senior, Sinex, Siren, SK-II, Supremo, Sure, Swiffer, Tampax, Tempo, Tess, Textures & Tones, ThermaCare, Tide, Tix, Whisper

3. The P&G community consists of nearly 98,000 people working in almost 80 countries worldwide. What began as a small, family-operated soap and candle company now provides products and services of superior quality and value to consumers in 140 countries.

4. Finance
The amount of money the company is worth rises rapidly each year.

5. Jobs Procter and gamble offers millions of jobs in many area:
Consumer Market Knowledge
Engineering
External Relations Finance
Human Resources Information & Decision Solutions
Logistics
Manufacturing
Marketing
Pharmaceuticals
Purchasing
Research & Development Sales/Customer Development

6. BP

7. BP own 5 brands:

8. BP’s Aims
BP aim not only to comply with legal requirements but to drive down the environmental and health impact of our operations by reducing waste and emissions and using natural resources responsibly. They also look ahead to decommissioning and remediation in the earliest stages of design, following prevention principles to minimise their long-term impact.
BP plans to lower the amount of carbon dioxide being pumped into the atmosphere by using alternative sources of energy.

9. Co2 emissions
The world needs power. By 2030 the worlds electricity consumption is predicted to almost double – this is good news because it means economies are growing.
However, growth in energy demand creates challenges – today over 41% of carbon dioxide emissions come from generating electricity using fossil fuels.
And the power sector will continue to be the largest contributor of carbon dioxide emissions. BP believe they can help make a significant reduction in carbon dioxide emissions in the power sector.
BP alternative energy has the potential to avoid or eliminate 24 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year by 2015.

10. Alternative Energy Opportunities
Solar power
Wind power
Natural gas power
Hydrogen power

11. Jobs BP offers jobs to more than 90,000 people in over 100 countries
They have many student and graduates working for them