Pitney Bowes, a global technology company that provides commerce solutions in the areas of ecommerce, shipping, mailing and financial services, marks 100 years of delivering innovative products and solutions to drive commerce.
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@PitneyBowes, a company built on innovation, community and diversity and inclusion, marks its first 100 years and the next century to come.
To chronicle this significant milestone, Connecticut Public Television (CPTV) will broadcast “The Innovators – Pitney Bowes at 100” which will tell the Company’s story of innovation on April 23 at 8 pm ET. The show will also be available globally on-demand on the CPTV website. “The Innovators,” a half-hour show narrated by veteran American journalist and newscaster, Paula Zahn, takes a close look at innovators and innovations from the past 100 years, and their impact and relevance in the global world of commerce. “The Innovators” includes interviews with historians and business experts, as well as current and former Pitney Bowes leaders.
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The CPTV broadcast of “The Innovators” commemorates the 100th anniversary milestone with employees around the world. However, due to the CPTV pandemic, Pitney Bowes has postponed several events to September 1, 2020, the day the Postal Service formally approved the Pitney Bowes postage meter for use in the United States.
“Throughout our 100 years, we have supported millions of clients around the world, contributed significantly to our communities where we live and work, and invented industries and business models that have endured and evolved for decades,” said Marc B. Lautenbach, president and CEO. “Today, we are leveraging our core mailing and related financial services capabilities to provide shipping and strategic capital to help our clients grow their business.
“You don’t reach 100 years in business without facing challenges, disruption and uncertainty at one time or another,” added Lautenbach. “Throughout our long and storied history, we have confronted difficult times, including the Great Depression, World War II, the Great Recession of 2008, and each time we have come out stronger. The pandemic has disrupted every sense of normalcy around the world, impacting the lives of many. Our primary concern remains protecting the welfare and safety of our employees, especially our ‘essential critical infrastructure workers’ who serve our clients every day. Through this global crisis, our teams continue to carry great pride in the work they do to power commerce, and secure the foundation we’ve built for our second century.”
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