Exclusive interview, Lorenzo Dovesi, chief operations officer, Benetton Group

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The wool industry received a welcome boost recently when Lorenzo Dovesi, chief operations officer at the Benetton Group spoke publicly about a wool-rich future in which the iconic Italian brand will move away from fast fashion. We caught up with Dovesi for our recent 10th anniversary edition.

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.

The wool industry received a welcome boost recently when Lorenzo Dovesi, chief operations officer at the Benetton Group spoke publicly about a wool-rich future in which the iconic Italian brand will move away from fast fashion. We caught up with Dovesi for our recent 10th anniversary edition.

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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