Cotton Global Summit 2013 to be held from Mar 20-23

07 Dec '12

4 min read

He also points out that “while companies need to do their homework, they should also strengthen their business relationships throughout the supply chain. Good and reliable relationships with both suppliers and customers are extremely important in difficult times. Actually, it is during times of crisis that strong relationships reveal their stability and value.”

Schindler believes the Cotton International Global Summit in Singapore provides a timely opportunity and a conducive platform for cotton and textile professionals to discuss their challenges face-to-face and develop solutions.

“Meetings like the Summit are important from time to time, as they enable participants to analyze the current economic market development, to learn from others’ experiences, and to fine-tune or adapt one’s business strategies,” he says.

The Cotton International 2013 Global Summit program will include key industry thought leaders in four panel discussions addressing critical global issues, several networking functions, and dedicated time for private meetings that allow attendees to build their businesses. Detailed information about the agenda, speakers and other content-related topics will be released in the coming weeks.

“To realize the great promise of cotton, it’s crucial that the leaders of all industry sectors meet with their business partners in person to exchange ideas, build relationships, learn from each other and move their businesses forward,” McCue says. “We all need to work together if cotton is to maintain its position as the world’s most desirable and sustainable fiber.”

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