Philip Morris International U.S.

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At Philip Morris International U.S., we’re proud to see our early talent grow into impactful careers. Just over a year ago, Rachel West joined us in our inaugural 10-week internship program, where she gained exposure to the business through store visits, buyer presentations, and hands-on learning experiences. Today, she's thriving in her full-time role as a Territory Sales Manager, helping drive our business while continuing to grow her career. Rachel’s story shows what’s possible when talent, curiosity, and opportunity come together. Interested in building your own career journey with PMI U.S.? We’re hiring Early Careers Territory Sales Managers across the country. Explore opportunities and apply today: 👉 https://lnkd.in/eXyadNUU #Careers #TerritorySalesManager #InvestedInPeople #PMIUS

At Philip Morris International U.S., preventing underage access to nicotine products is one of our core principles. Our nicotine products are intended exclusively for adults 21+ who would otherwise continue to smoke, and keeping these products out of the hands of underage individuals is a responsibility we take seriously. That's why we support strong underage access prevention measures, including robust age-verification requirements, responsible retail practices, and effective enforcement. Meaningful progress requires policies and safeguards that help prevent underage access, which is a shared commitment across all stakeholders. Watch this video from our colleague Lauren Millar Vlasic, who highlights key actions and policy approaches that can advance the shared goal of preventing underage access to nicotine products. #UnderageAccessPrevention #InvestedInResponsibility #PMIUS

As members of the U.S. Armed Forces continue to answer the call around the world, strong support systems remain critical for them and their families. Philip Morris International U.S. is proud to acknowledge their sacrifices with a $340,000 contribution to four vitally important military relief societies: 🔹 Air & Space Forces Aid Society 🔹 Army Emergency Relief 🔹 Coast Guard Mutual Assistance 🔹 Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society These organizations provide emergency financial assistance, disaster relief, education support, and financial wellness resources that help military families navigate challenges and build resilience. The $1.22 million PMI U.S. has provided to these organizations since 2024 reflects our continued commitment to supporting those who serve. Learn more: 👉 https://lnkd.in/exfBwVyx #PMIUS #MilitaryFamilies #CommunityImpact

The most meaningful innovations aren’t always the hyped-up breakthroughs that make global headlines. They’re the local ideas that make life better in our communities. That was a key takeaway from our Innovator Series Tour stop in Pittsburgh, a city that understands the power of reinvention. According to The Harris Poll, commissioned by Philip Morris International U.S.: 🔹 87% of Pittsburgh residents surveyed say they’re more likely to believe in a company’s innovation when they can see how it benefits real communities. 🔹 Locally, residents see the greatest progress being made in using technology to solve community problems (71%). 🔹 91% say communities need companies that act as partners and make long-term commitments. Following remarks from PMI U.S. Chief Communications Officer Jody Sunna, Raakhee Mirchandani, VP of The Wall Street Journal's The Trust, moderated an insightful conversation with Evan Facher, Ph.D., M.B.A, Petra Bracko Mitchell, Sara Innamorato, and Ven Raju. Their message was clear: Meaningful innovation starts with listening, partnering, and investing in local solutions. Do you work with a 501(c)(3) nonprofit creating positive change in your community? Apply for a chance to be awarded one of five $50,000 Community Futures Challenge grants to help your bold idea scale 👉 america250cfc.org #CommunityFuturesChallenge #Pittsburgh #InnovatorSeriesTour

Yesterday, Philip Morris International U.S. hosted our Innovator Series Tour in Stamford, Connecticut in support of the Community Futures Challenge (CFC). We had a full house! In attendance was one of CFC’s Judges, Ted Yang of the CT Board of Regents. And our speakers included PMI U.S.’s Marian Salzman, as well as a conversation moderated by Phillipa Leighton-Jones of The Trust at WSJ, featuring Stamford Mayor Caroline Simmons, UConn President Radenka Maric, and Commissioner of the CT Department of Economic Development, Daniel O'Keefe. Stamford is a fitting stop for a national conversation about turning innovation into progress. Recent research by The Harris Poll, commissioned by PMI U.S., identified the city as America’s “Confidence Capital.” Among the 10 cities included in the survey, Stamford residents stood out for their optimism about their community’s future. Stamford’s reputation as “The City That Works” and its municipal motto, “Innovating Since 1641,” underscores a long-standing commitment to turning ideas into action. Innovation matters. And so does confidence. We’re proud to be headquartered in a city that is demonstrating how local leadership, talent, entrepreneurship, and investment can come together to move communities forward. Every leap forward begins with a bold idea. Learn how 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations might be eligible for multiple $50,000 grants to bring ideas to life: 👉 https://america250cfc.org/ #CommunityFuturesChallenge #StamfordCT #InnovatorSeriesTour

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48 million people in the U.S. face food insecurity. During #HungerActionMonth, we’re proud to support organizations working to expand access to food and strengthen communities. Philip Morris International U.S. invests in hunger relief and food insecurity organizations across the nation, including the Arizona Food Bank Network, Connecticut Foodshare, Kentucky’s Daniel Pitino Shelter, Massachusetts’ Ginny's Helping Hand Inc., New York’s Island Harvest Food Bank, North Carolina’s Hope Station, and Pennsylvania’s Vetri Community Partnership. Since 2022, PMI U.S. has invested in organizations addressing food insecurity, reflecting our ongoing commitment to helping more individuals and families access the resources they need to thrive. We are grateful to our nonprofit partners for the vital work they do every day and proud to support their efforts during Hunger Action Month and throughout the year. #PMIUS #CommunityImpact

Help us build what’s next at Philip Morris International U.S. We’re advancing a smoke-free future in America and investing in the technology and data capabilities that will power it. In Tampa, FL, and across an expanding U.S. footprint, we’re looking for people who are: 🔹 Data-driven: able to turn insights into real impact 🔹 Strategic thinkers: savvy at connecting technology & analytics to business outcomes 🔹 Problem-solvers: adept at navigating complexity across systems & operations 🔹 Collaborative: ready to drive progress across teams Ready to make an impact? Explore opportunities at PMI U.S. 👉https://lnkd.in/eXyadNUU #SmokeFreeFuture #Jobs #InvestedInPeople

Twenty-five years ago today, 343 members of the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) sacrificed their lives in defense of their city. In the years since, an additional 400 members and veterans of the FDNY have lost their lives to illnesses connected to recovery efforts at the World Trade Center. It’s an unimaginable loss—and one that resonates across generations. As we remember the lives lost, honor the courage and compassion of those who answered the call, and reflect on a day that forever shaped our nation, Philip Morris International U.S. is proud to partner with the FDNY Foundation to bolster their efforts to strengthen fire and life safety education, expand community outreach, and equip a new generation of firefighters and EMS personnel with access to critical training and equipment. Today, we remember. We honor. We hold in our thoughts all those whose lives were forever changed by this tragedy. We will never forget.