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“Doing nothing wasn’t an option”: M.J. Bale CEO Matt Jensen

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Bale director and designer Matt Jensen says the brand takes on the challenge of evolving with the market while honouring the pillars of the business. Bale in 2009, some of the challenges you faced from the outset, and how you got the business off the ground during those early stages? But I can’t remember it being too challenging.

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How designer label Dion Lee is positioning itself for global expansion

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Dion Lee is a luxury brand established back in 2009 by its namesake designer in Sydney, Australia. The founder and creative director hit the runway straight out of fashion school showcasing his first collection in a Kings Cross car park at Australian Fashion Week in 2009.

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ColourPop brand president Vivian Weng on the pace of change in beauty retail

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Vivian Weng: I’ve spent the last decade of my career in the beauty industry, specifically within colour cosmetics, and focused on the digital sales and marketing space. In addition to the above, I co-founded a startup back in 2009 – a marketplace for indie fashion designers. IR : What does an average day look like for you?

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G’day USA: What’s driving the wave of Aussie brands taking on American retail

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Any brand entering the hyper-competitive US retail market has its work cut out for it, especially those that don’t have a home-court advantage. So why are so many Australian brands expanding in this market, and what precautions do they need to take to thrive in this competitive retail landscape?

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“I learned that people had a lot of bag problems”: CEO on launching Dagne Dover

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Melissa Mash: I came up with the idea for Dagne while I was working for Coach’s UK distributor at Heathrow Airport in 2009. But it was while I was working in London, reintroducing the Coach brand to the UK/EU market and speaking with customers every day, that I learned that people had a lot of bag problems.

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How the world’s largest jewellery brand Pandora shifted to recycled metals

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The business entered the Australian market in 2004 when Karin Adcock acquired the Australian licence for around $35,000. Adcock sold 60 per cent of the business back to Pandora Holdings in 2009 and the remaining 40 per cent when the company listed on the Copenhagen Nasdaq in 2010.

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How Tmall Global is overcoming the challenges of China’s zero-Covid policy

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When it comes to innovation, Shan said that Tmall Global has a three-pronged approach, namely focusing on general digital commerce infrastructure, customer perspectives and merchant brand experiences. sales, we are making our marketing and analysis tools available to all our merchants. Three-pronged approach to innovation.

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