The fashion industry is in need of a technology revolution. 

Music, banking and transport (to name just a few) have been transformed by technology. But fashion is still clinging to traditional way of doing things, especially when it comes to bigger brands, who seem to be highly technophobic.

To discuss technology’s current and future role in the fashion industry, last month my team at HVO Search and I organised a breakfast at the CORE: Club in New York City with some of the most exciting fashion-tech startups and investors in New York (please refer to the end of the article for a comprehensive list of attendees).  

The discussion touched on key issues facing fashion tech startups, how they are challenging the traditional fashion industry and who will be the winners of tomorrow.

Our client, a global brand licensee specialist in children's apparel & accessories, is looking to expand its international commercial team. 

They are currently seeking two Key Account Managers, one for Benelux and one for Italy, based in their respecting regions.

The group’s aim is to create sustainable sales, build strong relationships with customers and ensure they get the right product at the right time.