2.5K views · 145 reactions | Our commitment diversity and inclusion isn’t a campaign. And it’s much more than a thought or concept. It’s the culmination of daily choices that make us stronger, fuels our innovation and deeply connects us to each other and our consumers. This week, we held more than 75 global sessions for our employees to discover how each of us can check our ID (Inclusion and Diversity) at every turn. #WeAreKC | Kimberly-Clark | Facebook

Kimberly-Clark Professional just launched its newest product innovation in North America -- the Kimberly-Clark Professional ICON™ dispenser collection. This collection includes a first-of-its-kind dispenser that offers interchangeable and customizable faceplate options to elevate commercial washrooms with added sophistication and enhanced functionality. Learn more about the Kimberly-Clark Professional ICON™ dispenser collection here: http://spr.ly/6188Ke1ta | Kimberly-Clark

During World War I, Kimberly-Clark developed a material called Cellucotton, which was five times more absorbent than cotton and cheaper to produce. It was planned for gas mask filters and sterile dressings for soldiers. When the war ended before it could be widely used, the company re-engineered it to be softer and smoother and, in 1924, introduced it as Kleenex Tissues. Initially marketed to women for makeup removal, customer feedback redirected its use as a disposable handkerchief, marking a s