2022 Pfizer CARES snapshot

WE ARE

PFIZER

AUSTRALIA

Making a dierence every day in the way we care for our

patients, colleagues, community and environment through

our Corporate Social Responsibility program.

2022 Pzer CARES snapshot

Patients Colleagues Community Environment

2022 REFLECTIONS - AUSTRALIA

Patients Colleagues Community EnvironmentSnapshotReections

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Anne Harris

Managing Director

Pzer Australia and New Zealand

Pzer CARES (Community Collaboration and Responsible

Environment and Economic Stewardship) encapsulates

how Pzer Australia cares for patients, colleagues,

community and our environment. Through the choices

Pzer colleagues make every day and the caring,

inclusive and diverse culture we create and enjoy at

Pzer Australia, we are delivering on our purpose: to

deliver breakthroughs that change patients’ lives.

In this report you will see the incredible eorts colleagues

made in 2022, including our journey of reconciliation

with First Nations peoples and the launch of our REFLECT

Reconciliation Action Plan.

Colleagues have four volunteer days per year to support

causes important to them and we were very pleased to

be back to face-to-face volunteering. We served meals at

a homeless shelter near our Barrack Place Sydney oce,

volunteered with The Food Bank and the Rev. Bill Crews

Foundation, took part in World Blood Donor Day, and so

much more.

Our Charity of Choice, The Smith Family, continues to be a

wonderful partnership where we are helping to overcome

educational inequality caused by poverty for more than 70

students, including 25 students who identify as Aboriginal

and/or Torres Strait Islander, through our Learning for Life

scholarship funding.

I am deeply proud of our colleagues and the impact we

continue to make on the community.

Pzer CARES is our Corporate Social Responsibility program

that focuses on four key pillars. The program supports the

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, with each

pillar supporting a specic goal.

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A FEW WORDS FROM

Anne Harris, Managing Director

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Patients Colleagues Community Environment

Patients are central to our scientic

discoveries and the medicines we

make and provide around the world.

Globally in 2022, over 1 billion people

were treated with a Pzer medicine.

In 2022, millions of patients in

Australia received Pzer products for a

diverse range of diseases like cancer,

inammation, rare and metabolic

diseases, infections and more.

We conducted 74 clinical trials with

796 patient participants.

Colleagues gave blood to Red Cross

Lifeblood, with 246 donations from

90 Pzer donors.

Over 316 nights of accommodation

were provided to Ronald McDonald

House Charities, with fundraising

targeting an extra 700 nights for

families in need.

Pzer donated $700,000+ to support

patient groups.

Contributed hundreds of employee

hours to volunteering activities

across Australia.

Proudly launched our REFLECT

Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)

on the 22nd March to kick o our

reconciliation journey with our nation’s

First Nations people.

Came together to support National

Volunteer Week, NAIDOC Week,

International Women’s Day,

International Day of People with

Disability and PRIDE week.

Collectively provided pro bono legal

assistance to 230 Afghani people

in Australia seeking to bring family

members to safety.

We had over 150 colleagues pledge

their time in 2022.

Provided ongoing support to

The Smith Family:

• Supporting 72 school-level

students through the Learning

for Life sponsorship program.

• Celebrating our students’

birthdays.

• Mentoring and provided career

and leadership guidance.

• Celebrating the UN’s

International Day of the Girl.

Collected over 119kg of food

and participated in food drives for

Foodbank Australia.

It only took nine minutes for 100 of

our colleagues to change 500 lives

assembling hygiene kits in support of

The Station Ltd.

Gathered over 200 sanitary items

for our charity partner Share the Dignity

to help put a stop to period poverty.

We set clear 2022 objectives

to drive greater action for

environmental sustainability.

We continued to be proactive with our

climate change eorts by investing in

our Melbourne site solar panel project.

We focused on reducing our

environmental impact by:

• Reviewing our supply chain and

manufacturing areas of the

business and continually seeking

sustainability enhancements.

• Collaborating with Stormwater

Shepherds, our Environmental

Partner, on our rst virtual

hackathon.

• Participating in Clean Up

Australia Day eorts, which

were supercharged in 2022

as we collected over 30kg of

waste across Sydney,

Melbourne and Perth.

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(Reporting period: Jan 2022 to Dec 2022)

Patients are central to our scientic discoveries

and the medicines we make and provide around

the world. Globally in 2022, over 1 billion people

were treated with a Pzer medicine.

We know we are being truly patient centric

when we listen and learn from the patients'

perspective, partner with integrity and create

solutions that matter most to patients and

those who care for them. It's quite simple really,

and it starts with listening.

CARING FOR PATIENTS

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• Pzer ANZ was ranked Number 1 by patient

groups who have ‘worked with’ and are ‘familiar

with’ the company in the 2022 PatientView survey.

• In October each year, we take some time to reect

on how we support patients around our four areas

of patient centricity – Insights and immersion,

Supports and services, Empowering

& equipping and Advocacy action.

• In October 2022, we heard from patients in a

number of ways, one of which saw Anne Harris,

our Country Manager have a number of in-depth

conversations with patient group leaders in lung

health, blood cancer, breast cancer and alopecia.

A FEW WORDS FROM

Leigh Simmonds, Pillar lead for Patients

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Ronald McDonald House Charities

Our impact at

Pzer Room 413

The Perth Pzer

Lifeblood team standing

proud following their

donations

Cancer Council Australia

Our colleagues proudly raised funds for Cancer

Council Australia through various fundraising and

volunteering opportunities, including Australia’s

Biggest Morning Tea and Daodil Day.

Our colleague Kim

Konnaris made his

100th donation to

Lifeblood in 2022

The Australian

Red Cross Lifeblood

Under the guidance of Jennifer Schramm and Jennifer

Petkos, our Pzer CARES Lifeblood leads, we continued

to support Lifeblood by taking part in World Blood

Donor Day (14 June) and rallying colleagues across

Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Hobart to

make donations.

“I love that the House gives you the opportunity to

meet other families who are going through similar

situations to you. It helps being able to connect and

talk about it with others who understand what you’re

going through. Being a single mum, it helps to have

others around so I don’t feel totally on my own, and

Elaina has been able to make some friends to play

with in the House.”

Home for Dinner

Bush food savoury

treats at Australia’s

Biggest Morning Tea

Climbing mountains for a cause

In 2022, 8 colleagues climbed Australia’s

biggest Mountain, Mount Kosciuszko, and

raised funds for patient group Rare Cancers

Australia. All colleagues were encouraged to

“climb for someone” and demonstrate our

strong commitment to patients, giving our time

and fundraising beyond the company to create

benets for more patients.

Above: Leigh Simmonds, Senior Manager Patient Advocacy, CSR

and RAP Lead, climbed the mountain with her daughter Isabelle in

honour of her Aunt who died of a rare endocrine tumour in 2018.

Virtual Ride for Sick Kids

and Be a Santa for Sick Kids

initiatives

Ronald McDonald House recipient

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Investing in our people and the

causes that are important to them

creates pride at work, and allows

Pzer Australia to support our

people, patients, the community

and the environment.

CARING FOR COLLEAGUES

A FEW WORDS FROM

Stewart Williams, Pillar lead for Colleagues

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Volunteer Week 2022

REFLECT Reconciliation Action Plan

We proudly launched our REFLECT Reconciliation

Action Plan (RAP) on the 22nd of March. We are

now on our REFLECT reconciliation action plan

journey. To check out our progress against cultural

competency, community relations, procurement

and employment targets.

Community volunteering

With face-to-face volunteering returning as an option,

we have been ramping up our community outreach.

We have been working with Communiteer, an

organisation who connects corporates and charities,

which has given our colleagues a number of new ways

to lend a helping hand in the community.

As part of our ongoing eorts in this space, our

colleagues supported the 2022 National Volunteer Week

and found opportunities throughout the year to commit

to volunteering in the community. We had over 150

colleagues pledge their time in 2022, committing

168 volunteer hours during Volunteer Week, and

many more hours throughout the year.

“Organisations don’t

reconcile – it’s the people

within them who do.”

NAIDOC Week

We kicked o NAIDOC Week with a ag ceremony

in Melbourne at our manufacturing site where the

Aboriginal ag was raised in acknowledgement of the

traditional custodians of the land, the Bunurong people

of the Kulin Nation.

Shantelle Thompson led a special Yarn, where she

shared wisdom, knowledge and practices from her

culture and experience. Colleagues also enjoyed treats

from Mabu Mabu, an Indigenous catering company

based in Melbourne.

We also launched Deadly Culture Hubs in all our

locations. This is a resource library where colleagues can

read and borrow a range of literature, both historical

and contemporary, suitable for children and adults

about culture, community, people and practices.

Leigh Simmonds

Senior Manager Patient

Advocacy, CSR and RAP Lead

REFLECT RAP launch

Flag ceremony

at Melbourne

manufacturing site

with Serena Angius,

Melbourne Site

Leader

community partners

supported

employee volunteer

hours

168

community partner

volunteers

National Volunteer

Week virtual sessions

people attended

the sessions

250

pledges made

112

Deadly Culture

Hubs launched at all

Pzer locations

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Firesticks, DLA and

Refugee Legal Partnerships

As part of our Reconciliation Action Plan,

together with Norton Rose Fulbright, we

assisted the Firesticks Alliance Indigenous

Corporation (Firesticks) in accessing pro bono

legal research relating to cultural burning.

We also worked with global law rm DLA Piper,

to partner with Refugee Legal, a community

legal centre, to provide pro bono legal

assistance to Afghani people living in Australia

seeking to bring their family members to

safety. In 2022, the teams collectively advised

more than 230 people.

International Day of People

with Disability

To mark the United Nations Day celebrating the

achievements of people with disability, we hosted

a ‘Brunch & Learn’ session on the 7th of December

to acknowledge the 4.4 million Australians living

with disability and contribute to positive change in

the workplace and community.

Celebrating Wellness Month

August was celebrated as Wellness Month

at Pzer Melbourne. To bring the health

and safety of all colleagues to the forefront,

Melbourne colleagues rolled out four weeks of

activities that promoted emotional, physical,

nancial, social and community wellbeing.

Colleagues even had the chance to go into

a rae to win a $250 Endota Spa voucher in

support of the initiative.

Virtual session with

the McGrath Foundation

Our colleagues were invited to attend a face to face

and virtual session with the McGrath Foundation team

in October in acknowledgement of Breast Cancer

Awareness Month.

Above left: Dan Morgan in Yuin Country

(photo credit: Vanessa Milton).

Left: The Cape York Fires Workshop

(photo credit: Leo Goddard)

International

Women’s Day

This year we worked hard to support the 2022 theme

of #BreakTheBias. Our Melbourne colleagues led an

impressive campaign to challenge women in the Pzer

family to share their images of the #BreakTheBias

crossed arm pose – in support of a world free of bias,

stereotypes and discrimination.

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At Pzer Australia, we believe it is

important to give and as such we

support a range of community driven

initiatives, both large and small.

Globally in 2022, Pzer had a focus

on community engagement and

encouraged all markets to prioritise

community partnerships and support.

CARING FOR COMMUNITY

A FEW WORDS FROM

Delicia De Sales, Pillar lead for Community

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Supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

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The Station Ltd provides a range of services for

people who are having diculty attaining and

sustaining accommodation, health status, personal

autonomy and dignity.

Learn more about how it took just 9 minutes for 100

of our colleagues to impact 500 lives.

Share The Dignity

We believe that all Australians deserve and should

live with dignity. It is for this reason that our

colleagues wholeheartedly support the women’s

charity Share The Dignity, that works tirelessly to

end period poverty. We collected sanitary items

across Sydney, Melbourne and Perth to support

their important work.

Foodbank Australia

Pzer stood shoulder-to-shoulder with

Australia’s largest food relief organisation

to participate in food drives and

volunteering days in NSW and WA.

Colleagues packed boxes of non-

perishable pantry items, personal hygiene

products and household items for people

in crisis. We also had a team of volunteers

head out to the Sydney Foodbank

Distribution Centre to help sort, label,

stock shelves and pack food orders.

Our colleagues assisted with Foodbank Australia food drives and volunteering days in Sydney

Right: Our colleagues collected sanitary

items for Share The Dignity

The Station Ltd

Stewart Williams

and Delicia De Sales

rolling up their

sleeves at The Station

Ltd’s kitchen

Vinnies CEO Sleepout

Pzer ANZ Managing Director, Anne Harris,

along with six other Pzer colleagues from the

leadership team, participated in the 2022 Vinnies

CEO Sleepout,

raising more than $33,000.

Jack de Groot, former CEO of St

Vincent de Paul with Anne Harris,

Managing Director of Pzer

Australia and New Zealand.

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Our engagement

• The Smith Family Centenary webinar

• First Nations Be Brave. Making change

through Reconciliation webinar

• Cadetship to Career program

• The Smith Family's 5-Year

Strategy Launch

• National Great Big Thank You events

Total contribution

$53,900

155 hours

donated

The dierence our colleagues made in 2022

The number of The Smith Family events

attended by Pzer colleague

iTrack

mentors

Growing Careers volunteers

Volunteers wrote birthday cards

Toy and Book Appeal volunteers

Other volunteers

$50,000

Student sponsorship

$3,900

Toy and Book Appeal

47 Volunteers

A FEW WORDS FROM

Kimberley Henderson,

Pillar Lead for The Smith Family

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The Smith Family

The Smith Family has been Pzer Australia’s

charity of choice since 2016. Our colleagues

are proud to rally around Pzer’s various

initiatives with The Smith Family to help

young Australians overcome educational

inequality caused by poverty.

Our ongoing commitment helps to create a world

where every child has the opportunity to change

their future.

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Growing Careers

project

Messages

of support for

students

iTrack

mentoring

Toy and Book Appeal

Supporting

Australia’s First

Peoples

Learning for Life

sponsorship program

Reconciliation Week

International Day

of the Girl

Student Prole

Checking

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Pzer’s purpose - Breakthroughs

that change patients’ lives – inspires

our environmental sustainability

priorities. Guided by the UN Sustainable

Development Goals, globally Pzer

is committed to reducing our

environmental footprint.

CARING FOR ENVIRONMENT

A FEW WORDS FROM

Mirella Tarulli, Pillar lead for Environment

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Supporting the United Nations

Sustainable Development Goals.

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Our environmental sustainability at conferences

and exhibitions

Conscious of sustainability goals and our environmental impact, our approach

towards exhibition stands is changing.

Climate change

As part of our ongoing eorts to make strategic and deliberate actions to improve

environmental sustainability, Pzer installed a new 477kW solar panel system at

Melbourne manufacturing site.

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Pzer Australia is reducing its

environmental impact over time

by taking the 're-use, reduce, and

recycle' approach to its use of

exhibition stands:

• We're developing modular panels that

can be re-used from one event

to another.

• We're using modular, prefabricated

exhibition stands and hiring

furniture, ooring, and TV monitors,

instead of custom-built, one-o use

exhibitor stands.

In 2018, PGS Melbourne undertook an energy eciency

study across all equipment and processes on site to

develop sustainability and eciency projects, which

includes:

• A Net Zero Plan and Site Utilities Master Plan

Project – currently in development.

• A site study is in progress to identify and

develop strategy for site utilities

• Reduction in energy consumption with

increased utilities eciencies

• Site Waste Reduction in 2023 to increase

recycling by 25%

• Increase capacity for metal recycling

• New site cardboard compactor commissioned

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Our presence at the May 2022 General

Practice Conference and Exhibition

(GPCE) Sydney meeting resulted in:

• Walls made from Aluminium framing,

clad with 3mm PVC panels.

• Floor made from MDF which is re-used,

and at end of life, recycled.

• 95% of the stand is re-used and at end

of life recycled. Only the soft plastics

such as PVC end up as waste to landll

as there is no alternative or recycling

available for this product.

• Reducing the number of materials and

Leave Behinds on the exhibition stand

– utilise technology (QR codes), videos

and other multimedia resources.

Solar panel installation at Pzer’s

Melbourne manufacturing site

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Reducing our environmental impact in 2022

Transport and cold chain processes

Partnered with DHL on the following initiatives:

• Replaced all single use real time temperature

monitors on all inbound international shipments

with reusable monitors.

• Introduced Dual Chamber transport vehicles to ship

both Cold Chain and Ambient products to customers

in one vehicle, reducing both carbon emissions and

Cold Chain packaging waste.

• To implemented a co-sharing initiative to reduce carbon

emission from transport, and packaging waste.

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Clean Up Australia Day

An army of Pzer volunteers headed outdoors to

support the Clean Up Australia Day initiative and

collect bags of waste from their local communities.

Over 25kg of general waste and 5kg of recyclable

waste was collected in Perth, and multiple bags

were collected in Brisbane and Sydney.

Letft: Perth colleagues out in the

community for Clean Up Australia Day

Hack4Good for Stormwater Shepherds

Hackathons are great platforms to share ideas and

come together to collectively solve issues. We gathered

with Communiteer and our Environmental Partner

Stormwater Shepherds on the 8th of June to:

• Further develop their corporate sponsorship and

partnership presentation deck

• Utilise our sales and marketing skills

Check out the the video to learn more.

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