Monica Turner
Independent Director · The Allstate Corporation
Independent director of The Allstate Corporation (NYSE: ALL) since February 2023 and a former senior executive of Procter & Gamble, which she joined in 1987. At P&G she was President, North America, responsible for the company's largest and most profitable region, and later President, Strategic Growth Capabilities, after earlier roles as President, North America Sales and SVP, Market Strategy and Planning for the Beauty, Health and Grooming sector.
Last reviewed: Sep 30, 2026
Monica Turner
Independent Director The Allstate Corporation
Last Reviewed: September 30, 2026
Executive Summary
Monica Turner is an independent director of The Allstate Corporation and a former senior executive of Procter & Gamble, where she spent her career from 1987. Her most prominent role there was President, North America, running what Allstate describes as P&G’s largest and most profitable region, serving 370 million consumers in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico, as a member of the company’s Global Leadership Council. She later became President, Strategic Growth Capabilities, a role Allstate now lists as a former position. She has sat on Allstate’s board since February 2023, serving on its audit and governance committees.
Career Highlights
- Joined Procter & Gamble in 1987 and worked across nearly all of its business units, according to Allstate.
- Held the posts of SVP, Market Strategy and Planning for P&G’s Beauty, Health and Grooming sector and President, North America Sales.
- President, North America at P&G, with overall responsibility for the region’s sales, operations and financial results, and a member of P&G’s Global Leadership Council.
- Later President, Strategic Growth Capabilities at P&G.
- Elected to the board of The Allstate Corporation effective February 1, 2023, and appointed to its Audit Committee and its Nominating, Governance and Social Responsibility Committee in November 2023.
Professional Journey
Turner joined Procter & Gamble, the Cincinnati-based consumer goods company, in 1987. Allstate, describing her background when it elected her to its board, said she had served in roles of increasing responsibility across nearly all of P&G’s business units. Her later titles included Senior Vice President, Market Strategy and Planning for the Beauty, Health and Grooming sector, and President, North America Sales.
She then became President, North America. The region was P&G’s largest and most profitable, covering the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico, and she sat on the company’s Global Leadership Council. Allstate’s account of the job credits her with overall responsibility for operations across the region’s sales offices, technical centers, manufacturing plants and mixing centers, including regulatory compliance and sustainability programs. It also cites digitizing P&G’s supply chain and using data and technology to understand consumers. She was still in the role in March 2025, when P&G published her remarks at the EY Strategic Growth Forum on how it recruits and develops talent, and P&G’s 2025 annual report listed her as President – North America as of August 2025.
She subsequently became President, Strategic Growth Capabilities at P&G, the occupation Allstate gave for her in its April 2026 proxy statement. Allstate’s board page now describes that role as a former one, and P&G’s leadership list in its 2026 annual report does not include her.
Allstate elected her to its board effective February 1, 2023, while she was running P&G North America, and in November 2023 appointed her to the Audit Committee and the Nominating, Governance and Social Responsibility Committee. She was nominated for re-election in 2026 and holds no other public-company directorship.
Education
No education record was found in the sources consulted.
