Some more email addresses for you…
Fedex:
US CEO Frederick Smith — fwsmith@fedex.com
UK CEO William Martin — wgmartin@fedex.com
Coca Cola
John F. Brock — j.brock@cokecce.com
Pfizer
CEO Ian Read — Ian.read@pfizer.com
And here is a general template for letters you can send to the CEOs of any multinational with operations in Egypt:
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Dear _______,
As you know, Egypt’s democratically elected government was overthrown in 2013. Since then, human rights violations have become rampant and popular participation in the political process has been banned. The authoritarian regime of Abdel-Fatah el-Sisi has imposed policies in accordance with the demands of the International Monetary Fund which have increased the deprivation and suffering of the population, for the benefit of companies like yours.
Now Egypt is on the verge of entering a new era of debt bondage and extreme Austerity measures if the IMF approves a pending $12 billion loan to Sisi. This loan is primarily being sought for the sake of foreign investors and multinational corporations, but the people of Egypt will pay for it with their blood and sweat for generations to come; although they were completely excluded from the negotiating process. They have not agreed to this loan, and they do not want it.
Your company wields tremendous economic and political power, and your presence in Egypt is highly profitable. You owe it to the Egyptian people to align your company with their will and aspirations, and to support their struggle for freedom and democracy. You owe it to the Egyptian people to stand with them against the IMF loan and its accompanying Austerity program.
If you do not do this, then you should be aware that there is an ongoing revolution in Egypt, and the Egyptian people will hold your company responsible for the misery this loan will cause their families, and the revolutionary movement will not allow your company to profit from the suffering of the population. Where there is no justice, there will be no profit. You will not be free to do business in Egypt while Egypt itself is not free..