Philip Morris International'S India Affiliate Lauds the Supermoms Driving Innovation, This Mother'S Day

This Mother's Day, Philip Morris International is honoring "supermoms" at its India affiliate, IPM India Wholesale Trading Private Limited.

"The company acknowledges the unwavering love and dedication mothers bring to their families, while also highlighting their remarkable ability to adapt and thrive in the face of a constantly evolving digital landscape," reads a Mother's Day statement from IPM India.

The company notes that technology has "disrupted the traditional work-life balance, providing new levels of flexibility," and that its "innovative and digital support ecosystem" is "committed to creating a supportive environment where talented mothers can thrive."

IPM India also offers resources and support to employees with childcare responsibilities, " caters to every stage of parenthood," and notes that "mother's rooms, childcare support programs, and other initiatives demonstrate IPM India's commitment to a supportive & diverse work environment."

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