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PODCAST · 12 MAY 2023

Sustainability And Fashion - Key ESG Boosters (Podcast)

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Here's the 4th Episode of the ESG Decibels Series titled Sustainability & Fashion - Key ESG Boosters.

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Here's the 4th Episode of the ESG Decibels Series titled Sustainability & Fashion - Key ESG Boosters. Our special guest speaker today is Nivedita Saboo - an ardent advocate of adaptive, inclusive, and sustainable fashion, Nivedita has showcased at London Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week, Milan, Hong-Kong, Seoul, Colombo Fashion Week, and major cities across India; Designer to Warner brothers - the Wonder Woman India enterprise, numerous corporates, institutions, policymakers, media barons and influencers globally, Nivedita Saboo has marked her 18 exciting years in the industry.

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