5th Floor
167-169 Great Portland Street
London
W1W 5PF
England
Our Central London location is ideal for smaller meetings and training or mentoring sessions. It is also our main postal address. The office is conveniently located between Oxford Circus and Great Portland Street underground stations, as well as Regents Park and Warren Street. Please do be aware that visits are by appointment only.
Conceptable
1 King William Street
London EC4N 7AF
England
Our London City location has facilities for casual meetings as well as formal presentations. Located only a few steps from Bank station, it is a very well connected and convenient location with good connections to Liverpool Street and Kings Cross / St. Pancras train stations as well as London City Airport. Please remember visits are by appointment only.
Zoom
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Microsoft Teams
Many of our clients are not based in London. We use a variety of tools to run online meetings, sessions and presentations to clients and contacts everywhere. We are happy to accommodate small and large groups in sessions, which can be arranged and organised by our team. Contact us to discuss what is best for you / your team.
We like to share our passion for making fashion businesses better... so here are some suggested posts from our blog.
Manufacturing output is also expected to grow, but simultaneously capital expenditure plans are being dialled back on expectations of smaller profits. Building an agile, efficient, and resilient business is more important today than ever before. Here, we look at how this can be achieved in 2023 with our blueprint for success.
A unified approach is key. To achieve that unity, it may be necessary to abandon.....
If you work in the fashion industry, whether as a sustainability manager, designer, merchandiser, or something else, you’ve certainly been questioned at least once, “But, why is that cloth not sustainable?” And if you haven’t been asked yet, you will most likely be soon. So, how do you respond to this question?
We explore if businesses are heading to a place where designers know.....
In the business of fashion, duplication of work can eat into profit margins, stretch resources to breaking point and cause lengthy, drawn-out decision-making. It can lead to incorrect and inaccurate information and inhibit optimal manufacturing processes and inventory management. So, how do you remove the redundancy and ensure that there’s minimal duplication, maximum efficiency?