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Welcome to Planet Textiles 2017Welcome to Planet Textiles which makes its debut in India this year in partnership with MCL News & Mediaand The Sustainable Apparel Coalition.

The event was first launched in Hong Kong in 2009 and has always been a very topical, news-led event, whichaims to find practical solutions to tackle the crucial issues of the day when it comes to environmental problemsand social compliance in the global textile supply chain.

Water use, availability, pollution and wastewater treatment are the main areas we will cover this year, sodelegates in Bangalore can expect to hear about new solutions from leading brands, retailers, NGO’s, textilemanufacturers and associated suppliers about how we can actually implement change within our sector.

The key now for tangible movement in our sector is all about implementation. Over the past decade ourindustry has developed a range of new tools and new initiatives to tackle environmental problems and howthey impact local communities – but now is the time to start scaling up change across whole supply chains.

In addition to water use, Planet Textiles 2017 looks at new initiatives on the circular economy and we aredelighted to have Indian government representation in the form Dr Kavita Gupta – India’s Textile Commis-sioner – who will give the opening plenary talk.

This event would not be taking place without the support of key individuals such as Jason Kibbey and his teamat the Sustainable Apparel Coalition which has put in so much hard-work and dedication in the lead up to thisevent. A special thanks also goes out to Paula Jones at MCL who many of you will have already been in touchwith, and who has spent months making sure that everyone will have a rewarding experience today.

Of course, we wouldn’t be able to put on this event without our sponsors and especially our Event PartnerLenzing, our Lunch Sponsor Covestro, the ZDHC Group, Oeko-Tex and Archroma, and evening receptionsponsor Bureau Veritas, along with all our other partners whose logos appear on the next page.

A big thanks to our speakers for taking the time out to make Planet Textiles 2017 such a wonderfully broadand stimulating event in terms of content – and especially our session moderators who have worked so hardbehind the scenes.

We’d also like to thank all you delegates for taking the time, trouble and interest to come to Bangalore and tohopefully go back to your companies and continue to champion responsible change in our industry.

We hope you will strongly support those exhibitor companies here at Planet Textiles that offer real-worldsolutions to help the environment and to implement social change in the global textile supply chain.

It’s a long road and a tough challenge to change the way an established global industry works, but it’s clear tome that the continued growth and success of events such as Planet Textiles is not only extremely encouragingfor our industry – and the people like you who are dedicated to changing the way the textile industry works –but more importantly, they are absolutely vital for the future health of Our Planet.

Thanks for your support.

John MowbrayMCL News & Mediawww.mclnews.com


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Morning Session, Main Hall08.30 – 09.30 RReeggiissttrraattiioonn

09.30 – 09.45 Introductions & thanks, JJoohhnn MMoowwbbrraayy,, FFoouunnddeerr && DDiirreeccttoorr,, MMCCLL NNeewwss && MMeeddiiaa..09.45 – 10.10 “How does India’s textile sector intend to tackle the environmental challenges demanded

by retailers and brands?” DDrr KKaavviittaa GGuuppttaa,, TTeexxttiillee CCoommmmiissssiioonneerr,, GGoovveerrnnmmeenntt ooff IInnddiiaa..10.10 – 10.35 “How Thread and Timberland have joined forces to help end poverty by creating dignified jobs

and responsible, high-quality fabrics.” IIaann RRoosseennbbeerrggeerr,, CCEEOO,, TThhrreeaadd IInntteerrnnaattiioonnaall.. BBaarrrruucchh BBeenn--ZZeekkrryy,, DDiirreeccttoorr SSuussttaaiinnaabbllee RRaaww MMaatteerriiaallss,, VVFF CCoorrppoorraattiioonn..

10.35 – 11.00 “Seeking sustainable financial solutions so people can equip themselves with access to the water and sanitation in textile producing regions.” MMaannoojj GGuullaattii,, EExxeeccuuttiivvee DDiirreeccttoorr,, IInnddiiaa,, WWaatteerr..oorrgg..

11.00 – 11.15 Moderated Q&A

11.15 – 11.45 Coffee Break – sponsored by Proviera

Late Morning Session, Main Hall

11.45 – 12.15 “How to go beyond incremental improvement - creating a vision for a new global textiles system based on circular economy principles.”DDrr SSvveenn HHeerrrrmmaannnn,, LLeeaadd,, CCiirrccuullaarr FFiibbrreess IInniittiiaattiivvee,, EElllleenn MMaaccAArrtthhuurr FFoouunnddaattiioonn..

12.15 – 12.45 “Understanding the psyche of the new Indian consumer and delivering compelling sustainable solutions.” GGuunnjjaann SShhaarrmmaa,, SSeenniioorr VVPP aanndd CCMMOO,, RReelliiaannccee PPoollyyeesstteerr..

12.45 – 13.45 Lunch – sponsored by Covestro


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13.50 – 14.10 “How the Lenzing Group is leading on sustainability in botanic fibre production.” PPeetteerr BBaarrttsscchh,, SSuussttaannaabbiilliittyy DDiirreeccttoorr,, LLeennzziinngg GGrroouupp..

14.15 – 15.25 1. “How textile sustainable wet processing should look in the 21st Century” – Sponsored by Archroma. Moderator, JJaammeess CCaarrnnaahhaann,, HHeeaadd ooff SSuussttaaiinnaabbiilliittyy,, AArrcchhrroommaa..Participants: • TTrraaccyy NNiillssssoonn,, SSeenniioorr DDiirreeccttoorr,, GGlloobbaall EEnnvviirroonnmmeennttaall PPrrooggrraamm,, aaddiiddaass GGrroouupp.. • EEllaaiinnee GGaarrddiinneerr,, SSuussttaaiinnaabbiilliittyy MMaannaaggeerr,, AAFFIIRRMM GGrroouupp && PPeennttllaanndd BBrraannddss..• AAggaattaa KKoosstteecckkaa,, SSeenniioorr MMaannaaggeerr,, SSoouurrcciinngg SSttrraatteeggyy,, GGaapp IInncc..• MMoohhaann SSeenneevviirraattnnee,, PPrrooggrraamm MMaannaaggeerr,, PPaaCCTT,, IInntteerrnnaattiioonnaall FFiinnaannccee CCoorrppoorraattiioonn..


15.50 – 17.00 2. “A guide to the changing landscape of chemical management” – sponsored by Oeko-Tex®.Moderator, AAmmrruutt DDeessaaii,, MMaannaaggiinngg DDiirreeccttoorr,, HHoohheennsstteeiinn IInnssttiittuuttee,, IInnddiiaa..Participants:• JJöörrgg DDiieekkmmaannnn,, DDiirreeccttoorr,, IInntteerrnnaattiioonnaall SSaalleess,, HHoohheennsstteeiinn IInnssttiittuuttee..• UUllllhhaass NNiimmkkaarr,, CChhaaiirrmmaann && MMaannaaggiinngg DDiirreeccttoorr,, NNiimmkkaarrTTeekk..• RRKK DDaallmmiiaa,, PPrreessiiddeenntt CCeennttuurryy TTeexxttiilleess && IInndduussttrriieess LLttdd..• PPaannkkaajj DDeessaaii,, HHeeaadd RReesseeaarrcchh && DDeevveellooppmmeenntt,, CCoolloouurrtteexx IInndduussttrriieess LLttdd..

14.15 – 15.25 3. “Solutions to reduce wastewater pollution in the textile manufacturing sector.”Moderator, SSaajjiidd HHuussssaaiinn,, CCOOOO,, zzeerroo lliiqquuiidd ddiisscchhaarrggee pprroojjeecctt,, TTaammiillnnaadduu WWaatteerr IInnvveessttmmeenntt CCoo LLttdd..Participants:• SStteeffaann SSeeiiddeell,, HHeeaadd ooff SSuussttaaiinnaabbiilliittyy,, PPuummaa GGrroouupp..• JJaayyaakkuummaarr GGooppaallaakkrriisshhnnaann,, HHeeaadd ooff SSuussttaaiinnaabbiilliittyy,, PPrraattiibbhhaa SSyynntteexx LLttdd..• FFllaavviiaannoo BBiiaanncchhiinnii,, FFoouunnddeerr && DDiirreeccttoorr,, SSoouurrccee IInntteerrnnaattiioonnaall..• RRaaiinneerr ZZaahh,, MMaannaaggiinngg DDiirreeccttoorr,, QQuuaannttiiss IInntteerrnnaattiioonnaall..


15.50 – 17.00 4. “How the textile industry can effectively move towards the zero discharge of hazardous chemicals” – sponsored by the ZDHC Foundation. Moderator, AAnnnniiee FFrraanncciiss,, OOppeerraattiioonnss DDiirreeccttoorr,, ZZDDHHCC FFoouunnddaattiioonn..Participants:• FFrraannkk MMiicchheell,, EExxeecc DDiirreeccttoorr,, ZZDDHHCC FFoouunnddaattiioonn• JJoohhnn RRyyddzzeewwsskkii,, DDiirreeccttoorr,, GGlloobbaall WWaatteerr PPrrooggrraammss,, SSuussttaaiinnaabbllee MMaannuuffaaccttuurriinngg aanndd SSoouurrcciinngg,, NNiikkee.. • SStteeffaann SSeeiiddeell,, HHeeaadd ooff SSuussttaaiinnaabbiilliittyy,, PPuummaa..• NNaannyy KKuussuummaa,, PPrrooggrraammmmee PPrroojjeecctt MMaannaaggeerr,, ZZDDHHCC FFoouunnddaattiioonn..

17.05 – 17.20 Wrap up and event conclusion with session moderators in main hall JJaassoonn KKiibbbbeeyy,, CCEEOO,, SSuussttaaiinnaabbllee AAppppaarreell CCooaalliittiioonn..RRiicckk HHoorrwwiittcchh,, VVPP,, GGlloobbaall RReettaaiill LLeeaadd,, SSuuppppllyy CChhaaiinn SSttrraatteeggyy,, BBuurreeaauu VVeerriittaass..

17.20 – 18.30 EEvveenniinngg rreecceeppttiioonn –– ssppoonnssoorreedd bbyy BBuurreeaauu VVeerriittaass..

Afternoon session, Main Hall

Breakout session 1

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Registration Introduction & thanks

Dr Kavita Gupta Indian Textile Ministry

Barruch Ben-Zekry, VF CorpIan Rosenberger, Thread Int.

Manoj Gulati, Exec Director, India water.org

Moderated Q&A11.15 – 11.45 Coffee/exhibition

sponsored by ProvieraSven Hermann, Senior Project Manager, Ellen

MacArthur Foundation

Gunjan Sharma, Senior VP & CMO Reliance Polyester

12.45 – 13.45 Lunch/Exhibition Sponsored by Covestro

Peter Bartsch, Head of Sustainability, Lenzing

Planet Textiles Solutions Planet Textiles Solutions Implementation of sustainability in textile wet

processing - challenges and solutions.

Moderator: James CarnahanHead of Sustainability, Archroma.

Agata Kosnecki, Gap Inc.; Tracy Nilsson, adidas; Elaine Gardiner, AFIRM; Mohan Seneviratne, IFC/PaCT.

Understanding wastewater in the textile industry.

Moderator: Sajid HussainCOO Tamilnadu Water Investment Co.

Jayakumar Gopalakrishnan, Pratibha Syntex Ltd;Flaviano Bianchini, Source International;

Rainer Zah, Quantis International; Stefan Seidel, Puma Group.

Breakout Session Room 1 Breakout Session Room 215.25 – 15.45 Coffee/exhibition sponsored by Proviera

Planet Textiles Solutions Planet Textiles Solutions

The rapidly changing landscape of chemical management.

Moderator: Amrut Desai, Managing Director,Hohenstein Institute India.

Jörg Diekmann, Hohenstein Institute; Ullhas Nimkar, NimkarTek; Shri Dalmia, Birla Century;

Pankaj Desai, Colourtex Industries Ltd.

How the textile industry can effectively move towardsthe zero discharge of hazardous chemicals.

Moderator, Annie Francis, ZDHC Foundation.

Frank Michel, Exec Director, ZDHC Foundation;John Rydzewski, Nike; Stefan Seidel, Puma;

Nany Kusuma, ZDHC Foundation;Stefan Seidel, Puma Group.

Breakout Session Room 1 Breakout Session Room 2

Wrap up in main forum/questions Jason Kibbey, CEO, Sustainable Apparel Coalition.Evening Reception welcome - Rick Horwitch, VP, Global Retail Lead, Supply Chain Strategy, Bureau Veritas.

Evening reception – sponsored by Bureau Veritas


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Morning Session – Main Hall � 09.45 – 10.10

Dr. Kavita Gupta Textile Commissioner of India Ministry of Textiles

Dr. Kavita Gupta is the Textile Commissioner of India, Ministry of Textiles as AdditionalSecretary to Government of India. She is Ph.D. in International Economics from PrescottUniversity, London, UK. and has four Masters in Physics/Engineering from IIT Delhi, M.Tech in Behavioral andSocial Sciences, again from IIT, Delhi/Masters in International Law and International Economics from WorldTrade Institute, Berne, Switzerland where she was awarded ‘summa-cum-laude’, which is the rarest and thehighest honour. She also participated in an Executive Education Program at Harvard Kennedy School, USA andwas awarded a Certificate on Infrastructure in a Market Economy: Public – Private Partnerships in a ChangingWorld. She also earlier participated in an international program on ‘Women Mean Business’ from DUBS(Durham University Business School), U.K and was awarded a Certificate.At present she is posted as the Textile Commissioner of India with the Ministry of Textiles. As Textile Commis-sioner, she had lead the Indian delegation and had very successfully hosted the 63rd International CottonAdvisory Committee Plenary Meeting in Mumbai. She is now taking pioneering steps to step up the TechnicalTextiles and Textile Machinery Sector in the country. She is keenly interested in promoting Research &Development in all segments of the textile sector including textile machineries.As Addl. DGFT, Mumbai, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India from 2012 to 2015, she created systemsto ensure transparency and efficiency and got the office certified as ISO 9001:2008. She enabled ease ofdoing business and in reducing transaction costs.As an administrator, in her earlier assignment she had done outstanding work in various assignments includingpioneering Self Help Group movement in Maharashtra from 1992 to 1995, mapping Jalna District throughSatellite Imagery in 1995-96, computerizing Maharashtra treasuries in 2002 to 2005 and as PrincipalSecretary, Labour from 2009 to 2012, designing and piloting an innovative Labour Management System tocreate a win-win situation for both industries and labour.

SPEAKER PROFILES



Morning Session – Main Hall � 10.10 –10.35

Ian Rosenberger, Founder & CEO, Thread

Ian founded both Team Tassy & Thread in 2010 in the wake of the Haiti earthquake.Team Tassy unlocks the inherent power in every person to end global poverty. Threadtakes trash from poor neighbourhoods & turns it into jobs & useful stuff people love. Theywork together under the same core philosophy: the biggest problem we face as a species is multidi-mensional poverty; ending it is entirely possible in our lifetime; & to do it, we need to invest in the poor to create asmany dignified, sustainable jobs as possible. To date, Team Tassy has engaged almost 50 Haitians, preparing themand their families for employment. Thread has shipped nearly 200,000 lbs of recycled plastic out of Haiti toeventually be processed into fabric & turned into finished goods and jobs for Team Tassy families.Ian’s passion is built upon 10 years of experience studying economic redevelopment in Western and South-CentralAfrica, Central America, and the Caribbean. Prior to his professional career, Ian attended Penn State University,where he was elected as the university’s Undergraduate Student Government President in 2003. He is a member ofboth the Lion’s Paw and Parmi Nous Senior Honor Societies and is an Eagle Scout. In 2005, Ian placed 3rd on CBS:Survivor Palau and has since spoken to tens of thousands of people all over the country about his experiences onthe show and in the developing world. Ian was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA.

Barruch Ben-Zekry, Director of SustainableProducts and Materials, VF Corporation

Barruch is Director of Sustainable Products and Materials at VF Corporation. He workswith business and sustainability leaders globally to enable and accelerate the VFSustainability program, specifically within product, materials, new business models andinnovation. His role is to provide the brands with expertise, tools and resources to assistthem in developing and commercializing more sustainable products and business models. Inthis role, he serves as a key point person for the company connecting the brand product teams, strategy, innovationand supply chain to help VF and its brands create positive change and competitive advantage. He earned an undergraduate degree in Environmental Economics & Policy from the University of California, Berkeley.

Morning Session – Main Hall � 10.35 – 11.00

Manoj Gulati, Water.org, Executive Director, India

As Executive Director, Manoj brings over 23 years of experience in the consulting anddevelopment sectors. In his current role, Manoj is responsible for scaling operations inIndia, improving business processes, establishing new partnerships and converting innovativethinking into new functional models. Prior to joining Water.org, Manoj spent the past six years with SightLife, aglobal leader in eliminating corneal blindness, as Country Director, India & Nepal, and Senior Director, StrategicInitiatives, Asia. During this period, he was instrumental in bringing significant contributions to the way eye banks


ran operations in various developing countries. His committed efforts resulted in partners having over 400%increase in cornea transplants to 13,000 in 2015 and 8 eye banks achieving international quality standards. Prior toSightLife, Manoj was closely involved with various supply chain, procurement and IT organizations based out ofPittsburgh and Minneapolis.Commitment to Water.org"I am a firm believer that even the biggest of challenges eventually finds an ending. Ensuring adequate drinkingwater and eliminating open defecation are two such cases, where we can see great results emerge once peoplestart owning the problem. I joined Water.org for this very reason; it shifts the ownership mindset to the individualthrough micro financing and financial inclusion efforts bringing discipline and behavior change.I also find my professional contribution is at its best when success is measurable. With a strong monitoring andevaluation methodology, Water.org creates true impact visible every day, globally."

EducationMBA, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University, Raleigh NCPGDBM (Marketing) IMT, Ghaziabad India

Late Morning Session – Main Hall � 11.45 – 12.15

Dr Sven Herrmann, Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Lead, Circular Fibres Initiative

Dr Sven Herrmann leads the Ellen MacArthur Foundations work on textiles in acircular economy. Previously, he has worked throughout various programmes andproject at the Foundation including the Circularity Indicators, an EU co-foundedproject developing the first circular economy metrics, the development of a circulareconomy e-learning solution for corporates. Most recently, he led the research on one of the Foundation’slatest reports “Circular Economy in India: Rethinking growth for long-term prosperity”.

Late Morning Session – Main Hall � 12.15 – 12.45

Gunjan Sharma, Chief Marketing OfficerReliance Polyesters

Gunjan Sharma is CMO, Reliance Polyesters where he is responsible for drivingthe marketing efforts and sales growth for Recron®, Reliance’s brand of value-added polyester filaments and fibres. He also looks after the sustainability initiativesthat have driven Reliance polyesters to global leadership position. In a parallel role, he heads the PolyesterStaple Fibre SBU. He was responsible for launching one of the greenest fibres globally, Recron® GreenGoldand gaining acceptance at global brands. He also spearheaded the commercialization of Recron® R3S, aunique polymeric product that replaces carcinogenic substances in roofing applications. He is well-travelledand an avid tennis player.


Afternoon Session – Main Hall � 13.50 – 14.10

Dr. Peter Bartsch, Sustainability DirectorLenzing Group Peter Bartsch has 20 years of experience in textile Industry. He has worked in R&D,technical customer services, business development and marketing. He has gainedexperience in the entire supply chain including brand and retail level before takingresponsibility as head of Corporate Sustainability in Lenzing Group from 2014. Mr. Bartschis responsible for the integration of sustainability in different functions and for the implementation of thesustainability strategy in the group. He reports directly to the management board. He is a board member of DTB, a German association for partnering and dialog in the textile industry. Mr.Bartsch has obtained a PhD in Textile Chemistry in 1995.

Planet Textiles Solutions: Breakout Session 1 � 14.15 – 15.25

James Carnahan, Global SustainabilityManager, Archroma, Textile SpecialitiesJames Carnahan is currently responsible to further intensify the business focus onmore sustainable solutions for the textile value chain.With 37 years' experience in the textile industry James started his career working in fabric manufacture, in atextile mill, applying the principles of quality assurance in order to develop and maximize "right first time"processes in the exhaust dyeing of cotton, polyester and blends thereof.A move to ICI, and later BASF provided James with the opportunity to use his industry experience to continuethis approach in the development and the resultant sales & marketing of textile dyes and chemicals whichprovide many solutions aimed at process re-engineering in fabric manufacture to reduce environmental impactand resources requirements.During his career James has travelled to and supported many markets, having been based in South Africa, Italy,Germany, China and Singapore.In his last role with BASF, he was responsible for portfolio strategy development and implementation, withfocus on developing sustainable solutions to support the textile value chain in this direction..

Tracy Nilsson, Senior DirectorEnvironment, Social & EnvironmentalAffairs, adidas GroupTracy is Senior Director of the Global Environmental Program for the adidasGroup; a position she has held since October 2015. She manages a team of 14staff, comprising chemical specialists, engineers and environmental experts, locatedin 9 countries across Asia, EMEA, North and South America.Tracy has over 17 years’ experience in managing environmental and social issues for global multinationalcompanies. Over the past 17 years she has been deeply involved in the development and implementation ofglobal corporate social responsibility programs, in particular the development of social complianceprogrammes, key environmental sustainability initiatives, foreign migrant labour, as well as stakeholderoutreach.Tracy is currently serving as a member of the following expert committees:


• Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) working groups: HIGG FEM 3.0 as well as the Verification ExpertPanel (VEP) who’s main focus is on building the Higg Index, a standardized supply chain measurement toolfor all industry participants to understand the environmental and social and labour impacts of making andselling their products and services.• Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) Brand council group whose goal is to eliminate the use ofpriority chemicals by focussing on the following areas: Manufacturing Restricted Substances List (MRSL) &Conformity Guidance, Wastewater Quality, Audit Protocol, Research, Data and Disclosure etc.Tracy holds a Master’s degree in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Science from Lund University(LUMES), Sweden; a Bachelor in Environmental Studies and Economic Development from the University ofWestern Ontario, London Canada.

Elaine Gardiner, AFIRM Group/Pentland Brands, Sustainability ManagerGraduating with a degree in chemical engineering, Elaine worked in R&D acrossEurope, Asia and Latin America for the FMCG industry. She went on to completea masters’ degree in CR before joining the Pentland group of brands as sustain-ability manager for Berghaus, a leading British outdoor brand. At Berghaus shedeveloped and led their sustainability strategy which included an increasing focus onwater risk through supply chain mapping, joining the bluesign® system, rolling out the HiggIndex and integrating lower impact fabrics. She has since gone on to lead the sustainability efforts at thegroup level where she represents Pentland in the AFIRM Group.

Agata Kostecka, Senior Manager, Sourcing Strategy, Gap IncAgata Kostecka is Senior Manager of Sourcing Strategy at Gap Inc.’s Hong Kongheadquarters where she is responsible for setting environmental sustainabilitystrategy for the company’s sourcing organization. She works with numerousinternal and external stakeholders to advance the company’s water initiatives,including reducing water consumption across the value chain, shift to a sustainablefiber portfolio, and drive transparency into Gap Inc.’s supply chain. Formerly, Agata was part of DeloitteConsulting’s Straategy & Operations practice focusing on sustainable supply chains. She also helped foundthe Sustainability Forum research effort at the Washington D.C.-based Corporate Executive Board, whichbrought together 800 cross-functional executives with an interest in sustainability. She is a graduate of YaleUniversity and Johnson at Cornell.

Mohan Seneviratne, Bangladesh PaCT/IFCProgram Manager/Global Water Lead

Mr. Mohan Seneviratne is the Program Manager for Bangladesh Partnership forCleaner Textile (PaCT) and is also the Global Water Lead for Advisory Services ofInternational Finance Corporation (IFC), World Bank Group. Mr. Seneviratne has over 36


years of experience in water and wastewater resource management, treatment, and water conservation. He hasworked in Kazakhstan, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Thailand, USA and Australia. Prior to joining IFC, he served asDirector of Water Efficiency, Queensland Water Commission, Australia, as well as Program Manager for BusinessWater Conservation, Sydney Water, Australia which won the prestigious 2006 Stockholm Industrial Water Award.


Amrut K Desai, Managing Director,Hohenstein India and Sri Lanka

AMRUT K DESAI is the Country Head and Managing Director of Hohenstein Indiaand Sri Lanka – the 100% owned subsidiary of the world renowned HohensteinInstitute Germany and the founding member of Oekotex Association- Switzerland. Amrut has over 4 decades of varied experience in the Textile Industry . He is a “TIC “-Testing, Inspection & Certification Industry veteran having senior management level experience . He specializesin Restructuring of country operations and setting up of state of the art testing Laboratories, Product Inspectionand audit depots. Amrut, as an active and trusted member of the Core Management Team, was responsible for establishing arenowned TIC multinational in India. Amrut has headed the India and Middle East operations and has been aRegional Director for Africa in the consumer Goods arena for this TIC multinational . Amrut is passionate about Product integrity and compliance. Has been responsible for organizing Seminars andawareness programs for the Indian exports industry on Safety Certification, Social Compliance certification,safety of consumer products, Product liability & Manufacturers Responsibility , Global Security Verificationprogramme, laboratory testing and pre-shipment inspections.Amrut has been involved in various corporate strategy, business creation, diversification , quality upgradation andperformance enhancement assignments for the textiles/ apparel sectors for Indian as well as International clients.Amrut is widely travelled and has first hand experience of interacting with brands and well known retailers inthe apparel sector. Amrut holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Textile Technology and is an alumnus of SKSJTI Bangalore.

Jörg Diekmann, Director InternationalSales, Germany, Hohenstein TextileTesting Institute GmbH & Co. KG Born in 1961 and with more than 25 years of international experience in the textilechain (especially with dyestuffs): • Product Manager• Key Account Manager • Sales Manager• General ManagerSince January 2011 Director of International Sales at Hohenstein Institute, Germany.

Education:Textile Dyeing & FinishingStudy: Dipl. Engineer Textile D & F at FH Niederrhein Moenchengladbach



Ullhas Nimkar, Chairman and Managing Director, NimkarTek Technical Services Pvt. Ltd

Mr Ullhas Nimkar is the Chairman and Managing Director of NimkarTek TechnicalServices Pvt. Ltd. “NimkarTek” offers Online & In-person Training & Consultancy inChemical Management to the Textile, Apparel and the Chemicals Industry in the area ofEnvironmental issues and Sustainability and have clients worldwide. NimkarTek Detox Laboratory (NDL), isdedicated to providing services in controlling hazardous chemicals in the Textile supply chain and offers analyticaltesting services to the Brands & Retailers as well as the Dyes and Speciality Chemicals industry to analyse for thepresence of restricted substances in input chemicals, waste water, sludge, air emissions and end products. The labalso supports in finding safer alternatives and help the industry to work towards cleaner and safer chemicals.Mr Nimkar, a Colour Chemist, a Chartered Colourist & Fellow of The Society of Dyers & Colourists UK. was the firstVice President (India) of the Society, a Silver Medallist and has been a member of The Trustee Board in the UK. Heis on the committees of several professional bodies in India and globally and is actively connected with Academia.


Shri R K Dalmia, President,Century Textiles & Industries Ltd As Shri R. K. Dalmia is the President of Century Textiles, a Division at CenturyTextiles & Industries Ltd. He started his career with the Birla Organization viz. TheTechnological Institute of Textiles and Sciences, Bhiwani (Haryana) in 1978 as Vice-President and rose to the position of President in 1983. After joining Century Textiles,Mumbai on his transfer in 1985 he was responsible for better technical performance of the mill, which wenton to win numerous accolades in the textile industry. With his penchant for challenges Mr. Dalmia conscien-tiously succeeded in setting up two new state-of-the-art 100% E.O.Us of Century Textiles viz. Century Yarnand Century Denim in the year 1993 & 1997 respectively at Satrati, near Indore. Madhya Pradesh. Mr.Dalmia has been instrumental in setting up a new ultra modern textile mill viz. BIRLA CENTURY nearBharuch in Gujarat in the year 2009 with 300 looms and over one lac spindles.Shri Dalmia, B.Com. F.C.A. has been awarded with the certificate 'Fellow of The Textile Institute' (CText FTI)by The Textile Institute, Manchester, UK in 1998.He is also instrumental in setting up a boys’ residential school “B K Birla Center for Education” at Talegaonnear Pune in 1998, affiliated to CBSE and Birla Public School at Doha-Qatar in 2004.With regards to Mr. Dalmia’s role in other textile council/association, He was the Chairman of Texprocil (TheCotton Textiles Export Promotion Council) during the year 2014-16. He was the Chairman of the Confed-eration of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) for the year 2008-09. Mr. Dalmia was the Chairman of the MillOwners Association, Mumbai during the term 2003 – 2007 and 2010 - 2015. He was the Past President ofThe Textile Association (India). He is a member of Confederation of Indian Industry’s CII National Committeeon Textiles and also a member of Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO’s) Managing Committee,


Textile Sector Skill Council’s Board and Advisory Committee for Strategic Planning of SIMA CD&RA (2016-17). He is also a Special Invitee on the Managing Committee of the IVCCI (Indo-Vietnamese Chamber ofCommerce & Industry) for the year 2016-17.Mr. Dalmia also holds membership in the following reputed Institutes:-• The Textile Institute, Manchester, U.K.• The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, Mumbai, and• The Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi.


Dr. Pankaj D. Desai, Head of Research &Development Colourtex, Industries Private Limited Dr. Pankaj D. Desai is Head of the Research & Development at Colourtex IndustriesPrivate Limited, the Indian dyestuffs manufacturer based in Surat, India. Aftercompleting his doctorate in dyestuff from University Department of ChemicalTechnology, Mumbai (UDCT, currently known as ICT), Dr. Pankaj joined Colourtex IndustriesPvt. Ltd. in 1994 and since than he is actively involved in R&D activities and technical matters at Colourtex.He possesses 23 years of reach experience in the field of dyestuff research and development. He is also activemember and treasurer of Indian Operating Committee of ETAD and member of District disaster managementgroup. He has filled fifteen patents on the account of Colourtex and presented papers on very wide topics innational and international seminars and conferences. He is involved in the development of dyes suitable forSCF dyeing technology and developed complete range of dyes-CORANGAR PE- suitable for SCF Dyeingtechnology for polyester and CORANGAR PA- dyes suitable for SCF dyeing technology for Polyamide.

Achievements:• Appointed as External Referee @ Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai & Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology, Surat for M.Sc. (Tech) & Ph.D. Students.

• Member of District Disaster Management Group.• Owner of 13 Indian Patents and 2 PCT. • Treasurer of Indian Operating Committee of Ecological and Toxicological Association (ETAD).


Sajid Hussain, Chief Operating officer,Tamilnadu Water Investment Company Limited

Over 25 years in Industrial wastewater engineering. He is presently, the ChiefOperating Officer in Tamilnadu Water Investment Co. Ltd (TWIC) responsible foroperations and the Water Reuse Business. He played a key role in the revival of the


Tirupur dyeing cluster, through the development and implementation of the unique ‘brine reuse technology’ forachieving Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) norms for the Textile Dyeing effluents. He has also developed ZLDtechnology for Pulp & paper and Leather Tanneries. He has also been consultant to many national and interna-tional agencies and his work focuses on recovery of resources from wastewater. He has done his Master’s inEnvironmental Engineering and Environmental Toxicology. He is also presently pursuing his PhD.

Stefan Seidel, Head of Corporate Sustainability, PUMA SEAs Head of PUMA’s Corporate Sustainability department, Stefan Seidel is incharge of implementing environmental and social standards at PUMA's officesand along the company's supply chain. He is also a board member of the “ZeroDischarge of Hazardous Chemicals“ foundation. Before his current position at PUMA,he worked as Global Team Head Environmental Affairs, SAFE Team Lead EMEA and afterhe started at PUMA as an auditor in 2001. He holds a degree in Environmental Engineering from Weihen-stephan Polytechnic in Germany and a Master’s degree in Environmental Management & Technology fromOxford Brookes University in England.


Dr Jayakumar Gopalakrishnan, Head of Sustainability, Pratibha Syntex Ltd. Indore MP A Ph. D holder with over three decades of experience in the textile industry, heholds expertise in directing manufacturing, innovation, research and development intextile and allied industries. He possesses outstanding leadership skills of managinglarge groups of technical and research teams. Deemed as a pioneer in evolving standards fortextile manufacturing, he also holds the accolade of being selected by US agencies like AATCC and ASTM asthe first ever board member and trainer outside USA for Textile Quality.

Flaviano Bianchini, Founder and Director,Source International Flaviano Bianchini (Fabriano, Italy) is an environmentalist and naturalist. AshokaFellow from 2012. He is specialized in Valorization and Management of NaturalResources and he holds a Master Degree in Human Rights and ConflictManagement at the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa. For several yearshe has been dealing with violations of Human Rights and health damages related to theextractive industries, especially in Latin America. His studies on the impact of extractive industries onenvironment and health have led to changes in the mining law in Honduras, the adoption of precautionarymeasures by the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights in Guatemala and the adoption of laws on the

welfare for the city of Cerro de Pasco in Peru. From 2007 to 2009 he promoted a campaign on the impact ofmining activity together with Amnesty International. Candidate environmentalist of the year by the magazineThe New Ecology in 2008 received the social worker prize from the San Carlos University of Guatemala in2006 and the Chatwin prize in 2012 for his book “In Tibet un viaggio clandestino”. He received the AshokaFellowship in 2012.

Rainer Zah, Managing Director Switzerland/Germany, QuantisRainer holds a M.Sc. in Environmental Sciences from the Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology in Zürich (ETHZ, Switzerland) and a Ph.D. in Aquatic Ecology also fromETH Zürich. He has more than 20 years experience in environmental research,sustainability and Life Cycle Assessment. He worked for 12 years as a scientist andleader of the LCA group at Empa (the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science &Technology) where he also hosted the Ecoinvent centre and was member of the board of directors of Ecoinvent.


Annie Francis, Operations Director, The ZDHC FoundationAfter qualifying and practicing as an environmental lawyer, Annie moved to NikeEurope where she established the first environmental compliance programme. Her career at Nike developed into sustainable business and operations capacitybuilding programmes, community giving donation programmes for the donation of cash,products and employee engagement.After 15 years at Nike, Annie joined TomTom as Corporate Social Responsibility Programme Director. Shedeveloped and implemented a comprehensive strategy for corporate responsibility across social, environmentaland community donations. In 2015 Annie joined the ZDHC Foundation as the Operations Director, where she now focuses once again onsustainability in the fashion industry.

Frank Michel, Executive Director, The ZDHC FoundationPrior to joining ZDHC Frank was the Founder and Executive Director of a Europewide Non Food Retail Association deeply involved in government and nongovernment liaison and stakeholder engagement. He has a deep understanding of how to generate effective supply chain collaborationas well as process engineering and chemical management expertise in the FMCG sector.Frank has degrees from Universities in England and Germany in both business studies and modern European languages.He splits his time between Cologne in Germany where he lives with his family and Amsterdam, theNetherlands where ZDHC is based.

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John H Rydzewski, Director of WaterPrograms, Sustainable Manufacturingand Sourcing, Nike, Inc

John H. Rydzewski is the Director of Water Programs, Sustainable Manufacturingand Sourcing, at Nike, Inc., and a co-lead for the development of the ZDHCWastewater Guideline. At Nike, John is responsible for minimizing Nike’s globalmanufacturing water footprint and reducing water-related risks to the supply chain. He is a licensedchemical engineer with 24 years of water and wastewater treatment experience which includes technologydevelopment, system design and construction, process optimization, and operational troubleshooting. Hehas authored over a dozen water-related technical papers, and has actively participated in numerousstandards committees..

Stefan Seidel, Head of Corporate Sustainability, PUMA SE

As Head of PUMA’s Corporate Sustainability department, Stefan Seidel is incharge of implementing environmental and social standards at PUMA's officesand along the company's supply chain. He is also a board member of the “ZeroDischarge of Hazardous Chemicals“ foundation. Before his current position at PUMA,he worked as Global Team Head Environmental Affairs, SAFE Team Lead EMEA and after hestarted at PUMA as an auditor in 2001. He holds a degree in Environmental Engineering from WeihenstephanPolytechnic in Germany and a Master’s degree in Environmental Management & Technology from OxfordBrookes University in England.

Nany Trivita Kusuma, Programme ProjectManager, The ZDHC Foundation

Nany is an experienced project manager with a wide range of experience acrossthe spectrum of sustainability issues in the apparel, fashion sector from both aconsulting and brand perspective. Prior to joining ZDHC Nany worked for TommyHilfiger where she was the Corporate Responsibility Manager for six years and wasresponsible for the water stewardship programmes. This included, working beyond the factory gates withvarious stakeholders to drive collective action to improve water management in high risk river basins incountries such as China and Vietnam. Nany has a degree in International Fashion Management from the Amsterdam Fashion Institute.

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Event Conclusion – Main Hall � 17.05 – 17.20

Rick Horwitch, Vice President, Global RetailLead & Supply Chain Strategy, BureauVeritas Consumer Products Services

Rick Horwitch is Vice President, Global Retail Lead & Supply Chain Strategy forBureau Veritas Consumer Products Services.

Rick has over 35 years’ experience in the consumer products industry covering all facetsof business – sourcing, sales, marketing & operations with companies such as Warnaco, Kurt SalmonAssociates, and Deena. He joined Bureau Veritas in 2005.

He sits on the advisory boards of: • Fashion Institute of Technology• Fashion Institute of Merchandise and Design• University of Delaware Dept. of Fashion & Design• AAFA’s Board of Directors • Americas Apparel Producers Network’s Executive Board• California Fashion Association

Rick is a graduate of Tulane University.

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First Name:..........................Surname:..............................Company Name : ..........................................................Country:Thomas ..............................Hawthorn ............................Acticell GmbH ................................................................AustriaTracy....................................Nilsson ................................adidas Group ......................................................................USAKhoa ..................................Le Thanh Van ........................adidas Sourcing Ltd ......................................................VietnamDr Naresh ............................Tyagi ....................................Aditya Birla Fashion & Retail Ltd ........................................IndiaManohar ............................Samuel ................................Aditya Birla Group ..............................................................IndiaJagdish ................................Barik ....................................Aditya Birla Group ........................................................ThailandUday ..................................Khadilkar..............................Aditya Birla Group ..............................................................IndiaMr Tony ..............................Henshaw ..............................Aditya Birla Group ..............................................................IndiaSumeet................................Senchoudhary ......................Aditya Birla Group ..............................................................IndiaBeverley ..............................Henry ..................................Agri Escondo Pty Ltd ....................................................AustraliaXu ......................................Zhenzhen ............................Amazon Web Services........................................................ChinaMolly ..................................Fu ........................................American Eagle Outfitters ..........................................Hong KongMichelle ..............................Tarry ....................................American Eagle Outfitters ..........................................Hong KongG ........................................Sangameswaran ..................Anandi Enterprises..............................................................IndiaPeush ..................................Narang ................................Antar Advisors PVT Ltd ......................................................IndiaHonor..................................Cowen ................................Anthesis Group....................................................................USAPhil ....................................Cory ....................................Anthesis Group....................................................................USASaif ....................................Rashid ..................................APON - Inclusive Well-being for Makers ....................BangladeshDheeraj ..............................Tagra....................................Apparel Resources Pvt. Ltd - PRESS ....................................PressHimanshu............................Kumar ..................................Apparel Resources Pvt. Ltd - PRESS ....................................PressJames ..................................Carnahan ............................Archroma....................................................................SingaporeRajesh ................................Ramamurthy ........................Archroma India PVT Ltd ......................................................IndiaMr P....................................Balajai..................................Archroma India Pvt. Ltd ......................................................IndiaMr C....................................Natarajan ............................Archroma India Pvt. Ltd ......................................................IndiaMr A....................................Arasan..................................Archroma India Pvt. Ltd ......................................................IndiaMr Navneet ........................Krishnan ..............................Archroma India Pvt. Ltd ......................................................IndiaAdrianne ............................Gilbride ................................ARCTERYX Equipment ....................................................CanadaAnkita ................................Sharma ................................Arvind Limited ....................................................................IndiaSaket ..................................Kulkarni................................Arvind Limited ....................................................................IndiaMr Mukund ........................Suthar ..................................Arvind Limited ....................................................................IndiaAbhishek ............................Bansal ..................................Arvind Limited ....................................................................IndiaFelicity ................................McLean ................................Ashoka..................................................................................UKDaniel ................................Schiff....................................Ashoka................................................................................USALillian ..................................Tseng ..................................ASICS................................................................................JapanSeiko ..................................Inoue....................................ASICS................................................................................JapanDani ....................................Baker....................................ASOS.com Limited ................................................................UKPolly ....................................Choi ....................................Avery Dennison Hong Kong ......................................Hong KongPhilip ..................................Yeung ..................................Avery Dennison Hong Kong ......................................Hong KongHelen ..................................Sahi......................................Avery Dennison Hong Kong ......................................Hong KongDr Kannan ..........................Muthuramalingam ................Bestseller United China Limited ................................Hong KongMr Vyomesh ........................Gandhi ................................Birla Century ......................................................................IndiaTarun ..................................Pandey ................................Birla Century ......................................................................IndiaChirag ................................Adesara................................Birla Century ......................................................................IndiaAshish ................................Date ....................................Birla Century ......................................................................IndiaM G ....................................Taori ....................................Birla Century ......................................................................IndiaBrian ..................................McClay ................................Brian McClay & Associates Inc ........................................CanadaDavid ..................................Kemp....................................Brooks Running ..................................................................USA

Delegate list as of 17th May 2017


Rick ....................................Horwitch ..............................Bureau Veritas ....................................................................IndiaNiraj ....................................Singh....................................Bureau Veritas ....................................................................IndiaS ........................................Balasubramani......................Bureau Veritas ....................................................................IndiaVS ......................................Sudalaimuthu ......................Bureau Veritas ....................................................................IndiaVenkatesan..........................Thirumalai ............................Bureau Veritas ....................................................................IndiaAnita ..................................Chester ................................C&A Foundation ................................................................IndiaElizabeth ............................Manning ..............................Catexel Limited......................................................................UKR C......................................Panwar ................................Century Textiles & Industries Ltd..........................................IndiaAnurag ................................Sharma ................................Century Textiles & Industries Ltd..........................................IndiaR K......................................Dalmia ................................Century Textiles & Industries Ltd..........................................IndiaRobert ................................Buck ....................................Chemours............................................................................USAPraveen ..............................Singh....................................Chemtex Technologies Pvt Ltd ............................................IndiaAditya ................................Chandavarkar ......................CNT Expositions and Services LLP........................................IndiaRadhakrisnan ..................................................................CNT Expositions and Services LLP........................................IndiaShivram ..............................Kerkar ..................................Colourtex Industries Pvt Ltd ................................................IndiaMr P....................................Radhakrishnan ....................Colourtex Industries Pvt Ltd ................................................IndiaPankaj ................................Desai....................................Colourtex Industries Pvt Ltd ................................................IndiaAngela ................................Ng........................................Columbia Sportswear Company ................................Hong KongGuru....................................Khalsa ..................................Columbia Sportswear Company ..........................................USAClare ..................................Lissaman ..............................Common Objective ................................................................UKAnita A................................huja ....................................Conserve India....................................................................IndiaMilla....................................Salmi....................................Control Union ..............................................................GermanyCalvin..................................Wong ..................................Control Union ..................................................................ChinaArvind ................................Rewal ..................................Cotton Connect South Asia ................................................IndiaAnukool ..............................Nagi ....................................Cotton Connect South Asia ................................................IndiaRenuka................................Dhandapani..........................Cotton Inc ..........................................................................USAAllan ..................................Williams ..............................Cotton Research & Development Corporation................AustraliaAmol ..................................Mishra..................................CottonConnect ..................................................................IndiaNick ....................................Smith ..................................Covestro ..........................................................................ChinaNathalie ..............................Crede ..................................Covestro ..........................................................................ChinaLewis ..................................Perkins ................................Cradle to Cradle ..................................................................USAYip ......................................Kelvin ..................................Crystal Group ............................................................Hong KongJustin ..................................Pariag ..................................de Bijenkorf ............................................................NetherlandsJeremie................................Piolet....................................Decathlon Anubhava ..........................................................IndiaNavneet ..............................Singh Panwar ......................Decathlon Anubhava ..........................................................IndiaUllhas..................................Nimkar ................................DMAI/NimkarTek Technical Services Pvt. Ltd ........................IndiaAnagha ..............................Nimkar ................................DMAI/NimkarTek Technical Services Pvt. Ltd ........................IndiaFanny ..................................Vermandel ............................Dystar Colours Distribution GmbH ................................GermanyHartmut ..............................Behnke ................................Dystar Colours Distribution GmbH ................................GermanyMr Ramakrishnan ................Ugamoorthi ........................Eastman ............................................................................IndiaAlagesan ............................Senniappan ..........................Eastman Exports Global Clothing Pvt Ltd ............................IndiaGiulio ..................................Berruti ..................................Ecoact ..............................................................................FranceDr Sven ..............................Hermann ..............................Ellen MacArthur Foundation ..........................................SwedenLis ......................................Suarez Visbal ........................ETHIK BGC ....................................................................CanadaSiva ....................................Sankar..................................EXEL Sourcing Company ....................................................IndiaMegan ................................McGill ..................................Fashion for Good / C&A Foundation ....................................USASebastian ............................Boger ..................................Fashion for Good / The Boston Consulting Group..................USABenjamin ............................Moll ....................................Fashion for Good B.V. ..............................................NetherlandsMachado ............................Sugita Ken............................Fast Retailing ....................................................................Japan


Subir ..................................Gosh ....................................Fibre2Fashion - PRESS ........................................................PressLaia ....................................Enrich ..................................Fit Fabrics ........................................................................SPAINAaron..................................Tam......................................Gap Inc ....................................................................Hong KongReena..................................Bhutani ................................Gap Inc ....................................................................Hong KongAgata ..................................Kostecka ..............................Gap Inc ..............................................................................USADeepak................................Goel ....................................Geetanjali Woolens ............................................................IndiaMartin ................................Slawek ................................Global Development Incubator ............................................USASumit ..................................Gupta ..................................Global Organic Textile Standard ..........................................IndiaSiva ....................................Devireddy ............................GoCoop Solutions & Services Pvt Ltd ..................................IndiaManoj ................................Bhatt....................................GoodWeave India ..............................................................IndiaDr Kavita ............................Gupta ..................................Government of India ..........................................................IndiaGaurav ................................Agarwal ..............................Grasim Industries Ltd ..........................................................IndiaSara ....................................Fessler ..................................G-Star International BV ............................................NetherlandsJaclyn ................................Allen ....................................Guess..................................................................................USAMukitpada ..........................Chakraborty..........................Hanbo Enterprises Limited ........................................BangladeshJorg ....................................Diekmann ............................Hohenstein Group ........................................................Germany Amrut..................................Desai....................................Hohenstein Group ........................................................Germany Mr Deepak ..........................Jadhav..................................Hohenstein India PVT Ltd....................................................IndiaGautam ..............................Vazirani ................................IMG Reliance......................................................................IndiaJia ......................................Liu........................................Intertek Nederland B.V. ............................................NetherlandsRoman ................................Krivchenkov..........................ISA-TanTec ........................................................................ChinaFelicity ................................Tapsell ..................................JACK & JONES, BESTSELLER A/S ....................................DenmarkMr Rajendran ..................................................................Jintex Corporation Ltd......................................................TaiwanKarin ..................................Ekberg..................................Karin Ekberg GmbH ......................................................GermanyScott ..................................Watkins ................................KISCO ..............................................................................KoreaJin ......................................Kim ......................................KISCO ..............................................................................KoreaRichard................................Lambell ................................Kmart ..........................................................................AustraliaMd Abdul ............................Awal ....................................Knit Concern Limited ................................................BangladeshMuhammad ........................Arif Hossain Bhyain ..............Knit Concern Limited ................................................BangladeshKaytlin ................................Moeller ................................Lands End ..........................................................................USAVineet ................................Singhal ................................Lenzing ..............................................................................IndiaAmit ....................................Gautam................................Lenzing ..............................................................................IndiaSonja ..................................Zak ......................................Lenzing ..............................................................................IndiaJay ......................................Jayaraman ............................Lenzing ..............................................................................IndiaAmy ....................................Lee ......................................Lenzing ..............................................................................IndiaAvinash ..............................Mane ..................................Lenzing ..............................................................................IndiaBhargavi..............................Rao ......................................Lenzing ..............................................................................IndiaKrishna................................Manda ................................Lenzing ..............................................................................IndiaRobert ................................van de Kerkhof ....................Lenzing AG ..............................................................SwitzerlandPeter ..................................Barsch ..................................Lenzing Group ................................................................AustriaRonit ..................................Basu ....................................Levi Strauss & Co................................................................IndiaVivien ..................................Wang ..................................Levi Strauss Global Trading Company ........................Hong KongRuwan ................................Sanjeewa..............................Linea Aqua Pvt Ltd ......................................................Sri LankaLalith ..................................Herath..................................Linea Aqua Pvt Ltd ......................................................Sri LankaCathy ..................................Knowles ..............................Lubrizol ..............................................................................USAAimee ................................Watson ................................Lululemon ......................................................................CanadaEsther..................................Speck ..................................Lululemon ......................................................................CanadaSabine ................................Ritter....................................MADE-BY ............................................................................UKChristin ..............................Raab ....................................MADE-BY ..............................................................Netherlands


Phil ....................................Townsend ............................Marks & Spencer Group Plc....................................................UKShahen................................Amaratunga ........................MAS Capital Pvt Ltd (Sri Lanka) ....................................Sri LankaPaula ..................................Jones....................................MCL News & Media ..............................................................UKJohn ....................................Mowbray..............................MCL News & Media ..............................................................UKStacey ................................Dove ....................................MCL News & Media ..............................................................UKVenkatesh ..........................Gourav ................................Mothercare Sourcing India Pvt Ltd ......................................IndiaJoël ....................................Mertens................................Mountain Equipment Coop ............................................CanadaSara ....................................Otto ....................................Nest ....................................................................................USASarah ..................................Clark ....................................New Balance Athletics, Inc ..................................................USAAdam ..................................Brundage ............................Nike Inc ..............................................................................USAJoey ....................................Robinson ..............................Nike Inc ..............................................................................USALisa ....................................Wall ....................................Nike Inc ..............................................................................USAJim ......................................Goddard ..............................Nike Inc ..............................................................................USAScott ..................................Vitters ..................................Nike Inc ..............................................................................USAJohn ..................................Rydzewski ............................Nike Inc ..............................................................................USAPrasad ................................Pant ....................................NimkarTek Technical Services ..............................................IndiaAndrea ..............................Gerber..................................ODLO International AG ............................................SwitzerlandMonish ..............................Pahwa ..................................ODLO International AG ............................................SwitzerlandKuldeep ..............................Sahota..................................Orient Craft (Knits)..............................................................IndiaAndreas ..............................Streubig ..............................Otto GmbH & Co KG ....................................................GermanyMohan ..............................Seneviratne ..........................PaCT, International Finance Corp. ............................BangladeshJulie ....................................Bijlstra-Verkerk ....................Pactics ....................................................................NetherlandsTodd....................................Copeland..............................Patagonia Inc ......................................................................USAElena ..................................Egorova................................Patagonia Inc ......................................................................USAElaine ..................................Gardiner ..............................Pentland Brands Ltd ..............................................................UKVivek ..................................Muthuramalingam ................Photographer ........................................................PhotographerRachel ................................Kanter Kepnes ......................Piece & Co ....................................................................ChicagoJennifer ..............................Higgins ................................Piece & Co ....................................................................ChicagoAndrew ..............................Almack ................................Plastics for Change ........................................................CanadaTammy ................................Singh....................................Plastics for Change ........................................................CanadaBenjamin ............................Cokelet ................................PODER ............................................................................MexicoJayakumar ..........................Gopalakrishnan ....................Pratibha Syntex Ltd ............................................................IndiaDr Sivaram ..........................Pillai ....................................Proklean Technologies Pvt Ltd ............................................IndiaKarun ..................................Tyagi ....................................Proklean Technologies Pvt Ltd ............................................IndiaRakesh ................................R K ......................................Proklean Technologies Pvt Ltd ............................................IndiaMr Banushree ......................Proklean ..............................Proklean Technologies Pvt Ltd ............................................IndiaB S ......................................Radhika................................Proklean Technologies Pvt Ltd ............................................IndiaStefan ................................Seidel ..................................Puma Group ................................................................GermanyLori ....................................Gustavus ..............................Quantis International ................................................SwitzerlandRainer ................................Zah ......................................Quantis International ................................................SwitzerlandAlok ....................................Sharma ................................Ramkumar Textile Mills ......................................................IndiaRamya ................................Kandiyoor ............................Reach4green Solutions ......................................................IndiaSarika..................................Ugar ....................................Ree Organics ......................................................................IndiaMatthew ............................Thurston ..............................REI Inc ................................................................................USAGunjan ................................Sharma ................................Reliance Polyester ..............................................................IndiaMr M S ..............................Vijayan ................................Resil ..................................................................................IndiaMr M S ..............................Mohan ................................Resil ..................................................................................IndiaMr Siddarth ........................Kumar ..................................Resil Chemicals Pvt. Ltd ......................................................IndiaMr Ganesh ........................Srinivasan ............................Resil Chemicals Pvt. Ltd ......................................................India


Mr Vibhav ..........................Nawathe ..............................Resil Chemicals Pvt. Ltd ......................................................IndiaMr Vivek ............................Mohan ................................Resil Chemicals Pvt. Ltd ......................................................IndiaMr Vikram ..........................D Rao ..................................Resil Chemicals Pvt. Ltd ......................................................IndiaMr Manish ..........................Khambe................................Resil Chemicals Pvt. Ltd ......................................................IndiaSagar .................................. Patil ....................................r-pac (India) Pvt. Ltd............................................................IndiaEbru ..................................Ozkucuk Guler......................Sanko Tekstil Istelmeleri A.S. ............................................TurkeyKutay ..................................Saritosun ..............................Sanko Tekstil Istelmeleri A.S. ............................................TurkeyDr Ruma ............................Chakrabarti ..........................Sharadha Terry products Limited..........................................IndiaFlaviano ............................Bianchini ..............................Source International ............................................................ItalyFahad ................................Algosaibi ..............................Spiber Inc ..........................................................................JapanDebra ................................Guo......................................Stella McCartney ..................................................................UKJason .................................. 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