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Philip Morris International Celebrates International Women's Day

March 6, 2019
Updated 1mo ago
Marian Salzman, senior vice president at Philip Morris International, joins Cheddar Business to explain how the company is celebrating International Women's Day, and its continuing transition away from a traditional cigarette manufacturer.
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