SINGAPORE – Singapore’s Textile and Fashion Federation (TaFF) has welcomed international professional services provider Deloitte to its Bridge Fashion Innovator programme (TBFI) as a knowledge partner.
TBFI spans eight-weeks and was established to support burgeoning startups specialising in fashion technologies, sustainability, supply chain solutions and biomaterials.
James Walton, a clients and markets leader at Deloitte Singapore said: “We are delighted to be part of TBFI. Startup companies are brimming with innovative potential, and Deloitte’s professional services and industry expertise can help these companies unlock this potential and capture the opportunities in the local, regional and global marketplace.”
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