Plans to transform the association and boost its capacity to support the outdoor industry were approved by members during ISPO
MUNICH – The European Outdoor Group (EOG) has unveiled ‘EOG 2.0’, a major new programme which it says is designed to transform the association and boost its capacity to support, serve and represent the outdoor industry.
The plans were presented by EOG president David Ekelund, managing director Christian Schneidermeier and other senior staff at the organisation’s general assembly, held at Messe Munich on 1st December during ISPO.
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