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Textile Insight Magazine Presents Made in America Stories | BKFFF
Textile Insight Magazine Presents Made in America Stories
Textile Insight Magazine Presents Made in America Stories
Monday, Jan. 16th, 2012 4:00 PM Textile Insight Magazine Presents Made in America Stories
David Sasso, VP of Sales and Marketing, Buhler Quality Yarns Corp.
David Roshan, President, Laguna Fabrics
Brian Meck, VP of Sales and Marketing — FesslerUSA
Moderator: Emily Walzer, Editor, Textile Insight
With today’s volatile global conditions, brands and retailers are increasingly re-thinking costs related to offshore supply chains and seeking efficient alternatives close to home. For instance, how a local supply chain can enable quicker reaction to market trends, faster turns and top-notch customer service. The ability to tailor a product to fit the exact needs of the customer in a timely, cost-effective manner is a big part of the American advantage.
Decision-makers from domestic companies share their strategies for success and explain the benefits of keeping things local, especially in an unpredictable world-wide market.
Textile Insight Magazine Presents Made in America Stories
Textile Insight Magazine Presents Made in America Stories
Monday, Jan. 16th, 2012 4:00 PM Textile Insight Magazine Presents Made in America Stories
David Sasso, VP of Sales and Marketing, Buhler Quality Yarns Corp.
David Roshan, President, Laguna Fabrics
Brian Meck, VP of Sales and Marketing — FesslerUSA
Moderator: Emily Walzer, Editor, Textile Insight
With today’s volatile global conditions, brands and retailers are increasingly re-thinking costs related to offshore supply chains and seeking efficient alternatives close to home. For instance, how a local supply chain can enable quicker reaction to market trends, faster turns and top-notch customer service. The ability to tailor a product to fit the exact needs of the customer in a timely, cost-effective manner is a big part of the American advantage.
Decision-makers from domestic companies share their strategies for success and explain the benefits of keeping things local, especially in an unpredictable world-wide market.
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