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This group is designed for Retail Executives, Retail Experts, Product Development, Research and Development, Innovators, Designers, Sourcing Specialists, Merchandisers, Trend Makers, Manufacturers, Sales Representatives, Operations Managers, Marketing Professionals, HR, Recruitment, Finance, Accountants, Planners, District & Store Managers, Online Marketing and E-Commerce Specialists, Consultants, Researchers, and Fashion Experts. It serves as a platform for exchanging ideas, experiences, business opportunities, market information, technical solutions, analyses, current and future trends, job offers, innovations, and technology. This group is open to industries such as textiles, sporting goods, apparel, footwear, sports industry, leather garments, outerwear, readymade garments, athletic wear, luggage, bags, jewelry, luxury items, watches, cosmetics, denim, fabrics, uniforms, workwear, underwear, nightwear, T-shirts, sweaters, suits, tuxedos, socks, stockings, silk garments, skirts, dresses, scarves, pants, blouses, neckties, jeans, jackets, children's garments, hats, gloves, fibers, ethnic garments, down garments, children's clothing, ceremonial costumes, casual wear, bedding, towels, resources, design, processing, accessories, cotton, yarn, aprons, carpets, and military supplies. Additionally, the group includes industries such as fishing, agriculture, products for mothers and children, health and safety, safe industries, food processing, including butcher shops and fish processing, and products made from lightweight EVA material.

Professional network for Key Accounts, Modern Trade, Organized Retail, Corporate Sales, Client Serving people in India.

This GRC LinkedIn group serves as an essential digital nexus for Indonesian professionals navigating governance, risk, and compliance within the dynamic non-banking sector. It is a dedicated forum for compliance officers, risk managers, internal auditors, and legal counsel from industries ranging from technology and manufacturing to energy and retail. Here, members grapple with the specific challenges of implementing Indonesia's UU PDP (Undang-Undang Perlindungan Data Pribadi), adhering to OJK regulations for non-bank financial institutions, and interpreting the latest directives from ministries like MOHA (Kementerian Hukum dan HAM) and the Ministry of Trade. The group provides a space to share practical strategies for applying global frameworks to the Indonesian context, ensuring robust corporate governance and effective risk mitigation tailored to the unique operational landscapes of non-bank entities. Acting as a critical industry pulse-point, the group is indispensable for staying ahead of regulatory shifts that directly impact the non-banking ecosystem. It delivers timely updates on new sustainability (ESG) reporting expectations and evolving supply chain compliance requirements. Beyond news, the platform fosters strategic networking, connecting professionals with peers facing similar challenges in local corporations and multinationals. It becomes a vital resource for discovering career opportunities, finding mentors who understand the sector's nuances, and building the professional relationships necessary to drive compliance excellence and strategic resilience in Indonesia's diverse and growing market.

Whenever there is a deal, there must be a buyer, a seller and a commodity! This group shall connect people doing such business together so that they can make use of the available market opportunities by co-operating with each other! This is the merchants meeting point!

Global Cannabis TECH THINK TANK Group is formed to connect and engage Tech Startups, Cultivation, Retail and Delivery Companies, Entrepreneurs, Investors, VC Funds, Family Offices, Influences, advisors, consultants, tech solution / service providers and other ecosystem players in the fast growing CANNABIS SPACE for transforming the future of Cannabisand Industry with legally compliant Tech enabled business entities. Cannabis topics and discussions covered are updates on technologies and its role over marketing, operational and launch strategies and are related to tech / product startups, retail outlets / dispensaries , cultivation, logistics and collaborative engagement models with tech players Global Cannabis Network will be organizing Cannabis TECH related Webinars focused on markets which are legally permitted for Cannabis trade and compliant across cities / countries / regions viz UK, EUROPE, AFRICA, LATAM, USA and CANADA.

Welcome to "China Import Export Community of Business Professionals" This group brings together industry professionals for networking and discussion of global trade, parcel shipping, multimodal logistics, supply chain systems, reverse logistics, customs brokerage, trade compliance, freight forwarding,logistics, LTL, 3PL, multi-carrier systems, Import & Export, Freight Forwarder, Supply Chain, LCL & FCL Shipment, Purchasing, Customs Clearance, Customs Broker, Buyer etc. We encourage discussion and debate and linking to industry news, research, case studies, polls, and blogs. It is OK to promote your events, webinars, and blogs as long as they are informative for members of the group. Repeated and overt SPAM or incendiary language is grounds for being banned. Please keep the discussion fact-based and professional. Keywords: parcel, package, multi-service, shipping, logistics, small parcel, freight, UPS, FedEx, DHL, USPS, postal, trade, hundredweight, compliance, customs, ACE, 3pl, freight forwarding, forwarder, 10+ 2, ISF, customs broker, brokerage, export documentation, CHB, supply chain, planes, trains, automobiles, cargo, ship, ocean vessel, global trade, multimodal, reverse logistics, service logistics, LTL, TL, multi-carrier, manifest, FOB, shipping label, transportation, warehousing, 4PL, OTM.

Welcome to HGF’s Retail + IP Group! This group aims to discuss stories and legal developments in intellectual property that impact the retailing field. It will not only discuss legal developments but also trade stories of a retail nature. It should be of interest to anyone with an interest in retail and intellectual property rights. Intellectual Property rights are often key to retailing businesses, whether that be the use of third-party rights in the retailing of products or in the protection of own-brand labels. Intellectual property rights can have a major impact on the supply chains of retailers and impact not only the consumer-facing aspect of the business in the offline or online facia but also a retailer's capacity to source and manufacture its products across the globe.

The AIJA T.R.A.D.E. Commission touches the core of national and international commercial law in the private sector and its underlying businesses. T.R.A.D.E. is an acronym standing for Trade, Retail, Agency, Distribution and E-commerce. The Commission is composed by international specialists with a focus on all aspects of commercial and distribution law. Our members often add a complementary specialisation in related topics, such as IP/IT, litigation and arbitration, anti-trust, consumer law, corporate law etc. and dedicate a large part of their activity to cross-border transactions. The T.R.A.D.E. Commission has two goals: organising seminars, workshops and working sessions to provide a forum for scientific lectures and discussions on commercial and distribution law as well as bringing together young international lawyers with more experienced colleagues and other professionals with a focus on commercial law for the purpose of networking. To achieve these goals, the T.R.A.D.E. Commission strives to be a young and active Commission, integrating and stimulating the use of social media, and building bridges between its members and other organisations working in the field of international commercial and distribution law. The T.R.A.D.E. Commission encourages its members to be active and offers the possibility for new members to participate as speaker, organiser, author, national reporter, etc. The T.R.A.D.E. Commission is the ideal place within AIJA for young commercial lawyers and the development of their network.

Group dedicated to banking, finance, investments and insurance profession. Discussions and jobs for people interested in commercial banking, finance, treasury products, investments, retail, private banking, risk, back-office, accounting, cash management,services, audit, consultancy services, tax and many more – all related to the financial services domain. A place for networking, discussions and job opportunities. Comments and discussions outside the scope of this group will not be allowed.

InterBev has accrued a rich history in presenting a business platform for an ever-changing beverage industry. The American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages, now known as the American Beverage Association, first opened its show’s doors in 1920. From the onset of soft drinks “bottled” in aluminum cans, the first diet cola, and the launch of energy drinks, InterBev has seen dramatic shifts in both industry trends and beverage chemistry. Only four years ago the US FDA approved the use of the new zero-calorie sweetener, stevia, prompting yet another steep transformation in the beverage world. With an industry outdating itself by the year, InterBev has been pushed to meet the needs of the industry in unique ways. In the beginning of 2014, InterBev has adopted a new concept and will be split into two co-located events: 1. lnterBev Beverage will focus on joining beverage companies with retailers and will co-locate with FMI Connect, a largeshow event featuring everything relevant to food, at McCormick Place in Chicago. The annual InterBev Beverage launched June 11-12, 2014. The 2015 event will take place June 9-11th. 2. lnterBev Process will focus on beverage processing and will co-locate with Process Expo, the largest food/beverage processing event in the U.S and the International Dairy Show. The biennial show will launch September 15-18, 2015. These 3 combined events will bring together over 1,000 exhibiting companies and 21,000 attendees. InterBev Process will occupy 15,000 square feet in the North Hall of McCormick Place and feature approx. 100 exhibiting companies.