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IPI collects almost 600 lbs of trash in Int’l Coastal Cleanup
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Posted on Sep 17 2018
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- Imperial Pacific International fielded its employees led by its Corporate Social Responsibility in the annual massive coastal on Sept. 15. (Contributed Photo)
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- Donnie Browne, senior vice president-operation; Thomas Summers, senior project manager-IT; Scott Morro, assistant vice president-table games and wife, Karen, CSR manager Alex Palacios along with IPI-CSR team gather for a briefing. (Contributed Photo)
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- One of the groups, composed of IPI-CSR representatives Scott Leon Guerrero, D.J. Ayuyu and Jia Kapileo, worked during last Saturday’s ICC. (Contributed Photo)
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- IPI senior vice president for Operations Donnie Browne and his group led in the hauling of debris and trash. (Contributed Photo)
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- Scott Murrow, assistant vice president for table games and his wife, Karen, volunteered for the annual ICC. (Contributed Photo)
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- Division of Coastal Resource Management staff Julius P. and Tom C. join IPI-CSR coordinator Kent Kalen and CSR representative Fuji Suel in hauling off some of the nearly 600 lbs of trash. (Contributed Photo)
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- Piles of trash, debris, and other waste—about 600 lbs—were collected by Imperial Pacific International through its Corporate Social Responsibility during last weekend’s global International Coastal Cleanup. (Contributed Photo)
Imperial Pacific International (CNMI) LLC joined the Commonwealth on Saturday in the worldwide effort to fight ocean pollution with the International Coastal Cleanup.
Imperial Pacific through its Corporate Social Responsibility office and several company officials and employees, joined in the islandwide cleanup, and collected close to 600 lbs of trash at the daylong event.
Since 2016, the CNMI has removed over 7,000 lbs of trash, covered 138 miles, and documented 51,519 items of trash in Ocean Conservancy’s global ocean trash database. Imperial Pacific International has become an active participating company. (PR)
