BOSTON – The Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) today releases the latest version of its Fashion CEO Agenda which aims to focus industry leaders on putting sustainability at the heart of their operations.
Launched at the GFA’s Global Fashion Summit in Boston, the Fashion CEO Agenda is designed to support leadership strategies to achieve a net positive fashion sector that puts back more into society, the environment, and the global economy than it takes out.
It is designed as a resource to support executives in accelerating action across five socio-environmental sustainability priorities – respectful and secure work environments, better wage systems, resource stewardship, smart material choices and circular systems.
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