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Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council
Kristine Kalaijian
December 6, 2011
Speaking Sustainability
Credible, Effective Communication
Kristine Kalaijian , Philips North America, December 6, 2011
Founded in 1891 Headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Sales over EUR 25 billion 30% in emerging economies
116,000 employees Sales and service outlets in over 100 countries
Globally recognized brand (world top 50) Our brand value almost doubled to $8.1bn since 2004
€1.6 billion investment in R&D, 7% of sales 55,000 patent rights – 33,000 registered trademarks –
49,000 design rights
A Well-respected, Blue-chip
Company for Over 100 Years
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Healthcare
Our Health and Well-being Offer
Powered by Three Sectors
Consumer Lifestyle Lighting
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Sustainability In Our DNA
• Strong Organizational Foundation
• Aligned with Health and Well-being Profile
• Part of Vision 2015 and Annual Management Agenda
• Powered by Global Trends – Societal and Climate Change
• EcoVision Targets/Key Sustainability Performance Indicators
• EcoDesign and Green Product Development
• EHS Governance
• Stakeholder Engagement
– Suppliers
– NGO’s
– External Recognition
• Employee Volunteerism
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Speaking Sustainability Communications and Actions
• Annual Report – one section devoted to sustainability
– Internal Environmental Reporting
• Internal and External Websites
• Supplier Accountability
• Green Product Marketing
– Eco Passports
• Social Investment Projects
– Woodstove
– Cairo to Cape Town Tour
– Solar Lighting Products
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Speaking Sustainability Communications and Actions (continued)
• Philips News Network (PNN) – Simplicity Rewards
• 2011 Sustainability Quiz
• Community Outreach – Company Sponsored Volunteer
Programs
– Philips Cares
– SimplyHealthy@Schools
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Health and Well-being Company
Powered by Global Trends
Rapid population growth and consumer
demands in growing economies
Climate change with dramatic consequences
to our planet
Increase in chronic disease in both
developed and developing countries
Rising healthcare costs
Scarcity of materials and lack of collection
and recycling legislation in certain areas
of the world
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Ecological footprint
Human
Development
Index*
Source: WWF Living Planet Report 2006
*HDI = life expectancy + education level + purchasing power (see back-up slide)
Clarifying Sustainability Balancing Human development and Earth’s bio-capacity
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Ecological footprint
Health and Well-being
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Strategic Focus:
Sustainable Health
& Well-Being space
Sustainability means to us …
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… to improve people’s health & well-being
while respecting the limits of natural resources
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EcoVision Goals for 2015
Underlie our Strategic Focus and Commitment
Ecological footprint
Human Development Index
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Lead by Healthcare 1 3 Lead by Consumer Lifestyle
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2 Lead by Lighting
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1 • Philips will bring care to more than 500 million
people
• Philips will improve the energy efficiency of its
overall portfolio by 50%
• Philips will double the global collection and
recycling amounts of our products, as well as
double the amount of recycled materials in our
products
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Strategic Focus:
Sustainable Health
& Well-Being space
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Life cycle approach to determine a product’s overall environmental
improvement
One or more of our Green Focal Areas must be
• Significantly better (at least 10%) than the reference product*
• Resulting in a lower total environmental impact
Green Products Characterized by Philips Green Focal Areas
* Reference product: Philips predecessor or closest commercial competitors
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Super Sector Leader Category
Personal and Household Goods
2011/2012
Eight year in a row, included in 20
most Sustainable Stocks
Best score for Supplier Sustainability
out of five multinational finalists
Environment Excellence Award for
Philips Lighting Pakistan
Significant advancement in LED
lighting by US Department of Energy
“Most Responsible Company Award’
for Philips China
Externally Recognized
Global Top 10 of Newsweek
2011 ranking of greenest
Best score for Carbon Disclosure
Leadership Index and the Carbon
Performance Leadership Index 2011
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