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SgT top management is presenting a collaborative webinar with the AAFA (American Apparel and Footwear Association) on ‘Fashion Supply Chain Vulnerabilities: Mitigate the Risks’

 

Topic: Fashion Supply Chain Vulnerabilities: Mitigate the Risks

Date and Time: September 17, 2020 – 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM (ET)

While battling the fires of COVID-19, fashion businesses must also devise agile strategies that guarantee a more resilient and sustainable supply chain in this ‘new normal’. Country lockdowns and global production interruption have highlighted vulnerabilities in the supply chain that increase product safety and quality risks.

Among these ever-evolving challenges is the need to manage three key areas: suppliers, production areas and eco-friendlier materials, in which any lack of visibility can impact compliance, quality, and reputation. Travel restrictions amplify these risks.

At the same time, accelerating the pace towards a ‘greener and more responsible supply chain’ is key to aligning with consumer demand, global government objectives, stricter regulations, and NGO pressure.

In this webinar, SgT – the textile quality experts – will share three practices that helped US leading fashion brands and e-commerce players mitigate their supply chain risks in this ‘new-normal’ landscape.

Principales tendencias:

  • The COVID-19 impact on the fashion supply chain–revealed or introduced vulnerabilities from raw materials to finished products–and associated compliance and quality risks.
  • Best practices that helped fashion leading brands regaining visibility and mitigating risks as they adapt their supply chains.
  • How to accelerate the pace towards a ‘greener supply chain’ with a focus on both product and process.

Oradores:

Marie-Annabelle Mermaz, CEO

Marie-Annabelle is the CEO of SgT, among other leading functions within the Worms Safety Alliance.Her prior experience includes operational and management roles at a major French fashion retailer and the world’s 2nd largest shipping line. Marie-Annabelle has extensive expertise across different markets and production countries including the US, Asia, and Europe in supply chain management and textiles. In 2005 she relocated to Asia, working across China, India, South East Asia and finally Hong Kong.

Marie-Annabelle perpetuates the uniqueness of SgT’s offering – built on 30 years of experience – and takes it to the next level. Today, SgT is the sole textile quality specialists with strong manufacturing expertise stemming from an unparalleled boots-on-the-ground approach. She thrives on bringing global teams of softlines compliance, quality and sustainability experts together to develop tailor-made solutions to help fashion

Dr. Dirk von Czarnowski, Laboratory CEO

With over 35 years’ experience in chemistry applied and further developed in the field of consumer product safety, including textile, household goods and toys, Dr. von Czarnowski has worked for some of the industry’s best-known players in areas including testing, auditing and consultation, holding top managerial roles, including Vice President Global Chemical.He is experienced establishing set-ups across multiple countries such as Turkey, China, Singapore, South Korea, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, India and Bangladesh.

He has implemented overall risk prevention and quality control systems for international brands, designing demanding programs such as zero discharge road maps and wastewater management.

Cyrus Naderi, Chief Operating Officer EMEA + LATAM

Con una amplia experiencia en seguridad, conformidad y calidad de productos textiles para diversos mercados de destino, como Norteamérica, Latinoamérica y Europa, Cyrus Naderi dirige las oficinas y operaciones de SgT en la región EMEA, que abarca Europa, Oriente Medio, Turquía, África, Mauricio, Madagascar y Latinoamérica. Gracias a su máster en Fabricación Textil (ITECH, Francia), Cyrus supervisa las soluciones de calidad en prêt-à-porter, ropa infantil, lujo y gama alta, ropa de exterior y deportiva, lencería, calzado, ropa de trabajo y bolsos.

Ha dirigido fábricas en el ámbito de los EPI (trajes herméticos de protección química, trajes de resistencia al calor y protección anticaídas) y supervisado auditorías técnicas y de conformidad en sus anteriores funciones en las industrias de la moda, el comercio minorista y la fabricación.