Having been in operation for nearly 150 years, the Kimberly-Clark Corporation is one of the globe's largest makers for personal paper products, including feminine hygiene tampons, diapers, toilet paper, and pad liners. The Dallas, Texas-based company maintains a broad global presence, as about 1/4th of the world's population uses their products each day.

Brands such as Kotex, Huggies, Pull-Ups, Scott, Cottonelle, and Kleenex are some of the power brands that drive the corporation, and the company owns nearly 90 manufacturing facilities in 35 countries. Selling to over 175 countries, Kimberly-Clark markets its products directly to supermarkets, warehouse clubs, mass merchandisers, and department stores, with Wal-Mart representing about 15% of its net sales.

With 41,000 employees worldwide, Kimberly-Clark established a K-C Strategy for balanced, sustainable growth, all based around consumer-centric values. The K-C Strategy includes initiatives for a positive impact such as reduce 50% of the fiber used in their products, a 20% reduction of greenhouse gases, and improve the lives of 25 million people through gender equality, clean water, improving health, and removing poverty. Earning a net revenue of $1.4 billion, the company continues to maintain stability even after its restructuring program in 2018.