Kirk Perry is Google's president of brand solutions as of December 2013. Perry's position is a new role that reports to the chief business officer.

Perry was formerly president of global family care for the Procter & Gamble Company. He was with the company since he graduated from UC in 1990 with a BBA in finance and marketing. He started his career with P&G in marketing and became a general manager in 2001. Perry spent six years of his career in Asia with three-year assignments in both South Korea and Japan. He is actively involved with UC today, serving as the chair of the marketing and communications committee for the UC Foundation and has been a loyal UCATS member since graduation.

He, along with his family, endows a scholarship for Carl H. Lindner Honors-PLUS program and until recently served as the leader of the P&G UC recruiting team. Perry was UC’s Homecoming King in 1989, Mr. Bearcat in 1990 and was the Outstanding Graduate and Marketing Student from the Lindner College of Business in 1990.

Perry and his wife Jacki have four children. Outside of work and family, he serves on the national board of the March of Dimes and the Citylink foundation as well as coaches youth sports.

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