Monica Barten's guest appearances

Monica Barten

Forward Talks

Maggie Doyne

Keith Bradley

Paul Newnham

Philip Morris

David Alvarez

Paul Holthus

Jeremy Crane

Sian Rowlands

Elena Kinane

Sunil Lalvani

Patrick Crowley

Assia Riccio

Courtney Brandt

Kyle Weber

Karl Feilder

OwlTail

Philip Morris International's ongoing sustainability efforts include working to lower emissions, use energy more efficiently, and combat deforestation. In addition, PMI is determined to fight the environmental damage caused by plastic and post-consumer waste from their products - particularly cigarette butts. Around the globe, PMI teams have organized litter cleanups, launched awareness campaigns, and partnered with environmental NGOs and academics. In June 2020, Philip Morris International launched its first Integrated Report in which they announced their global commitment to achieve a 50% reduction of the plastic litter from their products by 2025 (vs. 2021). Accomplishing that goal will require a fundamental development of public education and awareness. Most essentially, adult smokers need to understand that it is unacceptable to dispose of their cigarette butts improperly. Therefore, PMI has launched a global initiative Our World is not an Ashtray with the aim of making cigarette butt littering a thing of the past.Exemplary performance on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues is important, but it is equally clear that the biggest positive impact PMI can have on society and to be a truly sustainable company is to replace cigarettes with less-harmful alternatives.The realization of this podcast was supported by Philip Morris Management Service (Middle East) Limited.

Philip Morris International's ongoing sustainability efforts include working to lower emissions, use energy more efficiently, and combat deforestation. In addition, PMI is determined to fight the environmental damage caused by plastic and post-consumer waste from their products - particularly cigarette butts. Around the globe, PMI teams have organized litter cleanups, launched awareness campaigns, and partnered with environmental NGOs and academics. In June 2020, Philip Morris International launched its first <a href="https://www.pmi.com/integrated-report-2019" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Integrated Report</a> in which they announced their global commitment to achieve a 50% reduction of the plastic litter from their products by 2025 (vs. 2021). Accomplishing that goal will require a fundamental development of public education and awareness. Most essentially, adult smokers need to understand that it is unacceptable to dispose of their cigarette butts improperly. Therefore, PMI has launched a global initiative <a href="https://www.worldnoashtray.com/en.html/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Our World is not an Ashtray</a> with the aim of making cigarette butt littering a thing of the past.Exemplary performance on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues is important, but it is equally clear that the biggest positive impact PMI can have on society and to be a truly sustainable company is to replace cigarettes with less-harmful alternatives.The realization of this podcast was supported by Philip Morris Management Service (Middle East) Limited.

 'Our world is not an ashtray’, with Monica Barten, Director Communications at Philip Morris Middle East