Global Fashion Business | Porto Business School

Learn how to rewire and rethink the fashion industry

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What the participant takes from this programme:

The programme aims to be a needs-based and curated curriculum co-designed with participants as well as prepare future and current leaders to tackle uncertainty and build global fashion businesses that are optimized for today’s market due to a global and 360 integrated vision of the sector
Each module focuses on a different facet of the industry and is delivered with collaborations of brands/ companies that are recognized in that field as well as by international experts.
With this programme I will be able to:
Expand your personal and professional network, with access to national and international players and brands;
Build relationships with a diverse group of peers who can provide wide-ranging insights into your business challenges and career decisions;
Promote link between established and startup companies to improve business agility.

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The programme aims to help gain knowledge and anticipate industry trends, accelerate reinvention and transformation so as to generate added value and enhance competitiveness.
The global fashion industry demands an agile mindset and the ability to adapt and evolve towards new consumers, new markets, new players. Companies will be better positioned to face this disruption if they understand the stages necessary to evolve and how to capitalize on the emerging business trends. The programme builds on the distinctive features of the industry in Portugal:
- The textile and clothing industry in Portugal is one of the key industrial sectors in the country.
-  The Portuguese textile industry is globally known for the high standard of its manufacturing.
-  Portugal has a unique fashion industry ecosystem providing full integrated solutions in a short distance drive.
-  Technical and human skills that ensure an exceptional and distinctive work.
- High level of innovation in the manufacturing industry.
-  Agility, speed and flexibility.
-  Ethical work environments.

Financial Times'23

FT European Business Schools (Exec. Educ.)

“She is a renowned academic with close to two decades specializing in strategic fashion marketing and fashion brand development.”

Ana Roncha Programme Director
“Skilled in Negotiation, Business Planning, HR Consulting, Management, and Performance Management.”

Isabel Paiva de Sousa Programme Director

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