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Episode 197 | BUILDING RESILIENT, EFFICIENT + SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAINS AMIDST AND BEYOND COVID-19

Free

60 mins

Teenage Boys

HOSTED BY

Kestral Jenkins

About Kestrel Jenkins

Kestrel is a storyteller & conscious style maven who believes fashion + ethics can jive, and maybe even thrive together. For over a decade, she's been enthralled with asking questions about where our clothes are made, what they are made of and who made them.

She got her start interning with People Tree in London, and from that point on, she knew the only world she wanted to live in was one where she could embrace her style without sacrificing her values.

About Conscious Chatter

An inclusive audio space, Conscious Chatter opens the door to conversations about our clothing + the layers of stories, meaning and potential impact connected to what we wear.

It's a venue that allows us to continue to learn more about the garment industry and how we can all be a bigger part of positive change in the industry.

About the Event/ COurse

In episode 197, Kestrel welcomes Dr. Hakan Karaosman and Professor Donna Marshall to the show. A sustainability management professional and award-winning researcher, Hakan is also a fashion supply chain and sustainability expert at the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. Donna is a Professor of Supply Chain Management, Head of Research, Innovation and Impact, and the Director of the Centre for Business and Society at University College Dublin.

The European Commission recently awarded Donna and Hakan with the prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship award for their forthcoming project, FReSCH (Fashion’s Responsible Supply Chain Hub) to be conducted at University College Dublin.

“IN TIMES OF UNCERTAINTY, BUREAUCRACY DOESN’T WORK, HIERARCHY DOESN’T WORK — AND WE NEED TO HAVE THESE MUCH MORE FLAT NETWORK SYSTEMS, WHICH SEEM TO BE MUCH MORE INNOVATIVE, MUCH MORE AGILE — AND THAT’S REALLY ABOUT TEARING DOWN SOME OF THE CULTURES THAT ARE REALLY EMBEDDED WITHIN THE FASHION INDUSTRY AT THE MOMENT.”
-DONNA MARSHALL, PROFESSOR OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

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