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🎓When Chloe Frickhoeffer graduated from NC State University with a degree in Bioprocessing Science and a minor in Biomanufacturing, she was ready to turn years of learning into real-world impact. Today, she's doing just that as a Manufacturing Associate at FUJIFILM Biotechnologies.

Chloe first discovered Fujifilm while attending an ISPE event at at her university, where she was inspired to learn more about the industry and the opportunities within it.

Adding to her story is a special family connection: her father also works within the Fujifilm family!

"It's been rewarding to share that connection, even though we work in different offices. It means a lot to share individual wins while cheering for the same team."

As graduation season inspires the next generation of professionals, Chloe offers this advice to students and recent graduates:

"Always be open to learning and don't be afraid to ask questions. Transitioning from school to industry comes with a large learning curve, so give yourself grace. Say yes to opportunities that interest you—they may help you grow in ways you don't expect."

A quiet moment at the end of the week and a beautiful reminder that meaningful work is happening all around us.

From the lab to the loading dock and everywhere in between, our Fujifilm teams are working hard to create new possibilities for the future and give the world more smiles.

Perspective changes everything. At Fujifilm, that spirit of curiosity inspires how we innovate, create, and work toward giving our world more smiles. ✨

When was the last time you looked at something from a new point of view?

📸: Landsat

In a world of tools and algorithms, there's still a place for something you can hold in your hands.

Fujifilm has been named one of TIME's 10 Most Influential Hardware Companies of 2026, highlighting the "analog charm" 😉 of our instax™ instant cameras and smartphone printers.

To our employees and the community that continues to create and share those memories, thank you for being part of what keeps us going and all the smiles along the way!

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"Giving our world more smiles" starts with how we care for it. 🌎

This , we are celebrating the people behind the progress. Across the country, Fujifilm employees rolled up their sleeves and came together for everything from beach and park cleanups to planting flower gardens. Each action, large or small, reflects a collective commitment to protecting and preserving our environment.

What's one small way you're showing up for the planet today? Let us know in the comments below 🪴⬇️

Congratulations to Rio Takeda on her strong performance this weekend at the Fujifilm Studio Alice Ladies Open! The Fujifilm family wishes Rio all the luck as she continues to epitomize our company’s Group Purpose of “Giving our world more smiles." Go Rio!

Some moments are planned. Others involve muddy paws and perfectly timed chaos.

In honor of , we're sharing some of the pets who keep our teams smiling each and every day.

Share your pet's photo and tell us about the moments that make you smile in the comments below 👇

Fujifilm's breakthroughs and advances in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, medical imaging, life sciences and cloud-enabled, AI-powered technology all stem from a single product that made it possible: photographic film.

As we look toward the future this , we reflect on over 90 years of innovation and dedication to advancing health equity. And of course a major thank you to our employees, partners, and the Fujifilm community who support us along the way. 🌍💙

The journey of our QuickSnap™ cameras doesn't stop when you drop off your camera at your local lab. ♻️

Empty cameras are sent to the Fujifilm Recycling Collection Center in Greenwood, South Carolina where our team then takes each unit apart, separates key elements, and gives them new life. So which part of the camera do we recycle?

🔋Battery: Our disassembly machine automatically removes the battery from each QuickSnap™ one-time use camera and places it in a bulk container. Full containers of batteries are then sent to steel reclamation for recycling

🔍 Lens: Any lens that is not reused in a mechanical unit is sent out so the material can be recycled for other purposes

♻️ Front Body, Main Body & Rear Body: The front body, main body and rear body are automatically removed from the camera and placed on a conveyor going to the crusher. The crushed plastic material is heated and extruded to make new plastic pellets for crafting new parts for future QuickSnap™

That's just one way, Fujifilm is ensuring that everything comes back around! 🌎