Exclusive interview with Glenn Bennett, Executive Board Member, Global Operations, Adidas Group

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In this wide-ranging interview with Ecotextile News, Glenn Bennett outlines the adidas way of thinking on sustainability and he says going forward, on the environmental side, the sportswear giant sees the issues of water scarcity, the dependence on non-renewable resources and the impact of climate change as the biggest challenges for the business.

To read the full interview and to see all 46 exclusive interviews with retail and brand CEO’s, board executives, textile mill owners and leading environmental stakeholders, you can reserve your copy by subscribing to Ecotextile News HERE. And because it’s our 10th Anniversary this year, we are offering new subscribers a 10 per cent discount using the code ETN102017.

In this wide-ranging interview with Ecotextile News, Glenn Bennett outlines the adidas way of thinking on sustainability and he says going forward, on the environmental side, the sportswear giant sees the issues of water scarcity, the dependence on non-renewable resources and the impact of climate change as the biggest challenges for the business.

To read the full interview and to see all 46 exclusive interviews with retail and brand CEO’s, board executives, textile mill owners and leading environmental stakeholders, you can reserve your copy by subscribing to Ecotextile News HERE. And because it’s our 10th Anniversary this year, we are offering new subscribers a 10 per cent discount using the code ETN102017.

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