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Toshi’s Guests: Antonina Realmuto 

Welcome to the interview series ‘Toshi’s Guest’ where Toshi Iida, President and Managing Director of Fujifilm Europe, welcomes different guests from the company. He meets and interviews interesting women through Fujifilm Europe while learning about their soft skills, goals, and roles as professionals, leaders, mothers, and women.

Today’s guest: Antonina Realmuto, Group Sustainability Director for Fujifilm Ink Solutions Group.

“To prosper over time every company must not only deliver financial performance, but also show how it makes a positive contribution to society.”

Antonina Realmuto

In the Green Issue of Women4Women, Antonina has already highlighted the importance of building and embedding Sustainability in all our activities and the need to create value for the next generation.

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Toshi’s Guests: Annika Schulz

Welcome to the interview series ‘Toshi’s Guest’ where Toshi Iida, President and Managing Director of Fujifilm Europe, welcomes different guests from the company. He meets and interviews interesting women through Fujifilm Europe while learning about their soft skills, goals, and roles as professionals, leaders, mothers, and women.

The new year starts with Annika Schulz as an interview guest, who is Internal Communication and Branding Officer for Fujifilm Europe.

Starting her career as a dual student at Fujifilm, Annika has constantly evolved and becomes now an important member of the European Coproparte Communication team, based in Ratingen. Her out-of-the-box thinking, big passion and enthusiastic energy have led her to achieve some great achievements.

But for Annika, there is nothing such as great success. She aims to be the best version of herself every day and for the maximum outcome of every project also if this means walking the extra mile.

Fujifilm opens new Headquarters of Fujifilm Europe and Fujifilm Deutschland

We have moved! As of today, 2 May 2022, you will find the Headquarters of Fujifilm Europe and Fujifilm Deutschland on our new premises at Balcke-Dürr-Allee 6, in 40882 Ratingen. Here we will move into three floors in the building “The Square” on the Schwarzbach-Quartier.

During the planning process, our Management attached great importance to an office concept that benefits our employees as well as their cooperation – modernly designed office space, various meeting rooms as well as places for casual exchange among colleagues therefore complement each other.

Welcome to Fujifilm’s new Headquarters. Photo: Ant Palmer

In addition to the new office space, the building will soon be home to various exhibition rooms for the multi-technology company’s different products and services. The company will also open its new European Fujifilm Open Innovation Hub (OIH) at the new Headquarters’ site. This OIH will be an exhibition as well as a place to create new solutions. The place will exhibit Fujifilm’s products, services and know-how, but also offer space to meet up with internal and external cooperation partners in order to work out new approaches.

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Toshi’s Guests: Ana Douglas

Welcome to the interview series ‘Toshi’s Guest’ where Toshi Iida, President and Managing Director of Fujifilm Europe, welcomes different guests from the company. He meets and interviews interesting women through Fujifilm Europe while learning about their soft skills, goals, and roles as professionals and leaders and as mothers and as women.

Today in the spotlight: Ana Douglas, Marketing and Communication Manager for Fujifilm Healthcare Europe, who is based in Den Haag in the Netherlands.

It’s important to understand the way people think and what makes them thrive.

Ana Douglas

During her varied day, Ana sees herself as a connector, by establishing good relationships and collaborating with the country teams, and with product divisions, to make activities cohesive and outstanding. Keeping up with the trends inside and outside of Fujifilm and looking for opportunities to communicate the brand in a unique way is what keeps her going.

Here it is helpful to bring a huge dose of resilience, empathy and respect for everyone’s opinions.

Besides a full-time job and constant education to keep her skills up to date, she is a mother of a 7-year-old girl and has three dogs. The key to balancing all these things in her professional and private life is for her: Time management.

Toshi’s Guests: Isabel Pereira

Welcome to the interview series ‘Toshi’s Guest’ where Toshi Iida, President and Managing Director of Fujifilm Europe, welcomes different guests from the company. He meets and interviews interesting women through Fujifilm Europe while learning about their soft skills, goals, and roles as professionals and leaders and as mothers and as women.

Being the interviewer was a completely new task for me, which was very refreshing and made easy by the women.

Toshi Iida, President and Managing Director of Fujifilm Europe

The first guest is Isabel Pereira, who is Corporate Communication Manager and responsible for Marketing Imaging in Fujifilm Iberia. She is part of the Fujifilm Family since 1992 for 30 years now. Communicating and interacting with other people as well as facing different challenges is her favorite aspect of the job. Soft skills such as curiosity, creativity, the ability to communicate and being open-minded are guiding and motivating her in conducting her role.

Digital Cleanup Day 2022

In a world of digitalization, the amount of data is constantly increasing. Creating, maintaining, and using digital material consumes energy, yet according to some estimations, 90% of data is useless.

Unnecessary emails, files, apps, duplicates of photos and videos are all digital waste that creates digital pollution. Digital trash sits in the backups on servers that provide us with cloud service and continue consuming electricity. Each year the internet and its supporting systems produce 900 million tons of CO2, which’s more than the annual output of the whole of Germany. Some studies estimate that in a decade the internet network will consume 20 percent of the world’s total energy.

By deleting unnecessary files, apps, photos, videos and emails from our computers and mobile phones, not only do we decrease digital pollution, but we also preserve the quality of our tools.

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