Australian Circular Fashion Conference to return in 2020

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MELBOURNE – The third edition of the Australian Circular Fashion Conference has been scheduled for the 1st-2nd April 2020, as the event continues to progress towards its goal of recording 350 businesses adopting responsible and ‘sustainable’ practices in the country by 2024.

Themes covered at the event will include building new business models; transformation and responsibility; and socio-economic growth and future investments. 700 delegates and over 250 consumers are predicted to be in attendance.

Event founder Camille Reed told Ecotextile News: “I’m extremely passionate about creating systemic change and influencing a circular economic approach, to not only an entire industry, but also the entire country. I’m thinking go big or go home.”

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MELBOURNE – The third edition of the Australian Circular Fashion Conference has been scheduled for the 1st-2nd April 2020, as the event continues to progress towards its goal of recording 350 businesses adopting responsible and ‘sustainable’ practices in the country by 2024.

Themes covered at the event will include building new business models; transformation and responsibility; and socio-economic growth and future investments. 700 delegates and over 250 consumers are predicted to be in attendance.

Event founder Camille Reed told Ecotextile News: “I’m extremely passionate about creating systemic change and influencing a circular economic approach, to not only an entire industry, but also the entire country. I’m thinking go big or go home.”

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