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In Copenhagen, Industry Collaboration to Drive Positive Impact

BoF shares insights on nurturing deeper collaborations across supply chains and how uniting independent businesses can drive positive impact taken from a two-part talk series at CIFF.
Audience at the BoF panel talk of the CIFF trade show event in 2022.
Audience at the BoF panel talk of the CIFF trade show event in 2022. (TOBIAS ELLING)
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Kicking off the 2022 trade show calendar, more than 500 international brands and thousands of visitors, as well as an array of renowned international editors and buyers from major publications and retailers, visited the Copenhagen International Fashion Fair (CIFF) last week — one of Europe’s longest running and most established tradeshows, attendee figures neared pre-pandemic levels this season.

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