The WFSGI offers the below collection of webinars on relevant topics in our Industry today. All webinars are hosted by the WFSGI, in collaboration with industry experts.
The WFSGI offers the below collection of webinars on relevant topics in our Industry today. All webinars are hosted by the WFSGI, in collaboration with industry experts.
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The webinar explored the new challenges that the sporting goods industry is facing and highlighted potential solutions. Inflation and an emerging economic downturn and their potential to slow demand and supply and threaten companies’ financial health.
WFSGI and Compliance and Risks are glad to present a Webinar around regulatory trends in the sport and fashion industry. Stacey Bowers, Manager, Global Market Access (Compliance & Risks) and Charlotte Giudicelli, Head of Legal (WFSGI) will show the latest proposed, enacted and amended regulations and mandatory standards establishing labeling requirements for the sport and fashion industry.
The World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) and McKinsey & Company have teamed up to present our second annual Sporting Goods Industry Report — “Sporting Goods 2022: The New Normal is Here”. This report comes after the sporting goods industry experienced a year of tailwinds, often driven by pandemic-related trends. Many companies have been able to capitalize on these trends and the positive industry outlook for 2022 and beyond. This second edition of our report reviews the trends presented in last year’s edition1 and dives into a selection of those taking interesting new turns. These will shape the industry’s fortunes through 2022.
Since the outbreak of COVID-19 consumers have become reliant on digital channels to engage with brands, meaning that the acceleration of digital investments and implementation of new technologies has become crucial for businesses if they are going to remain relevant in the wake of the pandemic.
WFSGI invites you to join our webinar on how online reviews affect your brand reputation. As the COVID-19 pandemic endures, online platforms such as Amazon continue to strive. Both this year’s market place study by WFSGI technology partner gominga eServices GmbH and recent market developments show the relevance of Amazon & Co. but also that there are many more online marketplaces on the rise.
The pandemic of 2020 has fundamentally changed all aspects of life and business – including the management of the supply chain. In the webinar, Randy Rankin from Eurofins will provide a perspective on the key lessons learned through the pandemic related to understanding deeper supply chain relationships, the criticality of material dependencies and key component continuity. Beyond the lessons learned, the webinar will explore the action steps to be considered including engaging reliable, stable sources of supply as a critical success factor.
The current health pandemic presents an unprecedented challenge to the world of sport, from the postponement of elite events through to the reduced purchasing power of consumers and the closure of schools and community sports clubs. COVID-19 has exacerbated existing, intersecting crises related to physical inactivity, NCDs, malnutrition, mental health and inequality. These impacts, combined with economic downfall and stretched capacity within governments to respond effectively, create an opportunity for an integrated, international response which draws on the expertise and input of a public/private compact of sport-education partners to build back better.
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to evolve rapidly, sporting goods brands, manufacturers and retailers around the globe have been taking immediate action to respond to this challenge and are now looking ahead and preparing for the Next Normal.
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to evolve rapidly, the bicycle industry is facing new challenges. The pandemic has caused an immense spark in the bicycle purchases and usage. We are experiencing a cycling boom. This webinar is devoted to industry leaders insights on current supply source limitations, forward looking trends, forecasting the future needs, and preparing for the next normal.