Science Opens Doors for Everyone
Open Science at PMI
Science is at the core of everything that we do at PMI. This month we celebrated several different events, starting with our Open Science livestream on June 12th, which focused on how innovation can drive the development of smoke-free products with significantly lower risk profiles than cigarettes. This exciting session brought together people from around the world to share groundbreaking ideas and ask questions that will help foster collaboration as we continue to deliver a smoke-free future.
Joined by expert panellists such as Carrie Wade, Head of Scientific Engagement; Thomas McGrath, Global Head of Scientific and Medical Affairs Strategic Operations and Excellence; and Christelle Haziza, Global Head Scientific and Medical Affairs, we discussed the innovation and evolution of our smoke-free products and shared the evidence that we’ve gathered on some of our smoke-free products.
These events are so important for us at PMI, to be able to share what we’re working on, what we’re doing to bring about change, and to show who we are as a business. Science is for everyone who wants to learn, ask questions and be part of the community.
Find out more here.
June at PMI: Together we Rise
Speaking of everyone, June is a time to celebrate our community and champion inclusivity. We know that at PMI, our diversity is our strength. Our workforce is a vibrant tapestry of cultures, backgrounds, and experiences. This fuels creativity, innovation and a better work environment.
While our efforts and commitments stand true all year round, it’s important to take this time to celebrate and support our incredible employees at PMI.
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