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List of Participants List of Participants [TC]2, Michael T. Fralix, President & CEO 3P Institute for Sustainable Management, Willie Beuth, Founder 3P Institute for Sustainable Management, Birgit Karpa-Beuth, MD 3P Institute for Sustainable Management, Katja Hetzer, Key Account Manager Adidas Group, Bill Foudy, Head of Strategy and Brand Sourcing, Apparel Adsale Group (ATA Journal), Kelvin Yau, Editor Adsale Group (ATA Journal), Naomi Lee, Senior Executive Editor Alvanon, Inc., Edward Gribbin, President Alvanon, Inc., Janice Wang-Millard, Co-founder & CEO Amer Sports Corp., Andrew Vetterlein, Asia Sourcing Director, Apparel & Gear American Apparel & Footwear Association, Kevin Burke, President & CEO American Apparel & Footwear Association, Stephen E. Lamar, Executive VP American Apparel Producers’ Network, Sue Strickland, Executive Director American Apparel Producers’ Network, Mike Todaro, President The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, André Leroy, Chairman, Apparel & Footwear Committee The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, Peter Liu, Chairman, The Human Capital Committee The American Garment Council, Mike Todaro, MD Ann Taylor Sourcing Far East Ltd., Teresa Chow, Sourcing Director Ann Taylor Sourcing Far East Ltd., Anna Chung, Sourcing Director Ann Taylor Sourcing Far East Ltd., Craig Dana, MD Ann Taylor Sourcing Far East Ltd., Alison Tsang, Sourcing of Raw Material ASCO General Supplies (Far East) Ltd., Natalie Clark, Head of Asia Sourcing AsiaNet Consultants, Peter Liu, MD Asiatec Industrial Ltd., Bianca Li, GM Austrade, Fran Mackay, Business Development Manager Australian Wool Innovation Ltd., Alex Lai, Country Manager Australian Wool Innovation Ltd., Linus Wu, Senior Manager Avery Dennison, Karl Davies, VP/GM, South China, RBIS Avery Dennison, Boon Ho, VP Commercial, Buying Offices, North America, RBIS Avery Dennison, Bishu Jayaram, VP, Global Supply Chain, RBIS Avery Dennison, Michael Johansen, VP/ GM, Global Sourcing Regions and Supply Chain, RBIS Avery Dennison, James Stafford, Head of European Market Development, RFID Adoption, RBIS Avery Dennison, Gene Yang VP/GM, East Asia, RBIS BASF (China) Co., Ltd., Paul Mui, Head of Business Management, Textile Chemicals, East Asia BASF (Hong Kong) Ltd., Winnie Tam, Manager BASF East Asia Regional Headquarters Ltd., Katherine Chan, Global Marketing Manager Bitopi Group, Miran Ali, MD Brown Shoe Co., Inc., Ronald A. Fromm, Chairman of the Board Bureau Veritas Hong Kong Ltd., Laura Beth Barnes, Senior Manager Bureau Veritas Hong Kong Ltd., Dirk Von Czarnowski, Director, Key Account Management 1 Prime Source Forum 2012 Cabela’s Hong Kong Ltd., Daniel Dunham, Global Sourcing Manager Centre Testing Intl (Shen Zhen) Corp., Raelene Kong, GM Charming Shoppes, Inc., Hazel Chang, Merchandise Manager, CA/ LBO Charming Shoppes, Inc., Carolyn Chau, Director Charming Shoppes, Inc., Burnie Chu, Director Charming Shoppes, Inc., Steve Loong, Senior Director, Finance/ Logistics/ IT Checkpoint Systems, Inc., Byron Yeung, Sales Director, Apparel Labelling Solutions, Asia Pacific Cheetah Management Co., Ltd., Judy Mann, MD & Chief Consultant & Designer Chengdu Aiminer Leather Products Co., Ltd., Meiya Chen, Manager Chengdu Aiminer Leather Products Co., Ltd., Qian Li, Manager Chengdu Aiminer Leather Products Co., Ltd., Qiongying Liu, Chairmanboard Chengdu Aiminer Leather Products Co., Ltd., Aihua Zhou, Manager Children Worldwide Fashion, Nicolas Lanvoc, Compliance Manager China Centre for Promotion of SMEs Development, Yang Dajun, Specialist China Chamber of Commerce of Import and Export of Textiles (CCCT), Jiang Hui, VP Chung Weiming Knitting Factory Co., Ltd., Felix Chung, Director Clothing Industry Training Authority, Hong Kong, Joshua Law, Programme Director Clothing Industry Training Authority, Hong Kong, Betty Li, Programme Director Clothing Industry Training Authority, Hong Kong, Philip Yeung, Executive Director CNTA Science & Technology Co., Ltd., Rui Lui, Project Manager CNTA Science & Technology Co., Ltd., Yan Xi Wang, President & CEO CNTA Science & Technology Co., Ltd., Bo Zhang, Vice GM Coach, Eric Goldner, VP, Costing Coats, Stephen Forte, MD, Global Sales Coats China Holdings Ltd., Kit Ping Au-Yeung, Regional Chief Executive Coats Plc, Arvind Mathur, Group Commercial Development Director Coles Group Asia, Michael Fagan, Head of Operations Columbia Sportswear, Girish Menon, Director of Asia Offices, Apparel Columbia Sportswear, Abel Navarrete, Director for Corporate Responsibility Concept 2 Results Ltd., Roger Nelson, MD ConnectedGroup Ltd., Sasha Shagzhina, Manager Consulate General of Egypt, Mohamed Fahmy, Consul General of Egypt Consulate General of Egypt, Mostafa Mansour, Consul Consulate General of Egypt, Samia Sabry Consulate General of the Republic of Turkey Offıce, Gülçin Aytekin, Commercial Attaché Contempo Ltd., Hayley Shek, Executive VP, Merchandising Control Union Certifications, Elaine Kwok, Project Manager, Supply Chain Control Union Certifications, Veronique Tjon, Marketing Manager Core Solutions Ltd., Russel Beron, Marketing Director Core Solutions Ltd., Katherine Poon, Director, Business Development Cortefiel Commercial S.A., Alfonso Maria Gomez, GM Cotton Council Intl, Karin Malmstrom, Director, China Cotton Inc., Bonny Kwan, Executive Account Manager Cotton Inc., Ishida Katsuro, VP, Supply Chain Marketing Asia Crystal Group, Sanjo Lam, Assistant GM, Corporate Planning 2 Prime Source Forum 2012 Crystal Group, Wendy Li, Assistant GM, Logistics Crystal Group, Karl Ting, General Manager, Information Services CTC Asia Ltd., Lawrence Yung, Commercial Manager CTC Shanghai Co., Ltd., Hugues Emeraud, Sales & Marketing Manager, China Debenhams Hong Kong Ltd., Peter Hevicon, GM Derwent Executive Ltd., Winnie Wan, Partner DFU Publications, Salil Chawla, Director DFU Publications, Sanjay Chawla, Editor-in-Chief & Publisher DFU Publications, Shraboni Mukherjee, Head, Corporate Communication Dick’s Sporting Goods Intl Ltd., Andrew Polins, Assistant Manager Dick’s Sporting Goods Intl Ltd., Jean Tai, Director of Sourcing Do Do Fashion Ltd., Judy Chan, Sales Manager Do Do Fashion Ltd., Tai Wan Cheng, Sales Manager Dongguan Leeway Footwear Company Ltd. (Brown Shoe), Chris Collins, VP, Material Dongguan Leeway Footwear Company Ltd. (Brown Shoe), Charles Gillman, President, Worldwide Sourcing Dongguan Leeway Footwear Company Ltd. 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Ha, Executive Director 3 Prime Source Forum 2012 Fountain Set (Holdings) Ltd., Simon Weston, Senior VP Fusion Retail Brands Australia, Linda Belawich, Director Gerber Scientific Intl Inc., Thomas Finn, VP, Business Development, Asia Pacific Gerber Scientific Intl Inc., Steven Tang, Regional VP Gerber Scientific Intl Inc., Johnny Wang, President, Asia Pacific & SVP, Global Operation Gerber Scientific Intl Inc., Chris Xiang, President & CEO Glamour-Sales China, Thibault Villet, Co-founder & CEO Global Footwear Partnerships, Peter Mangione, Founder Glorious Sun Fashion Garment Mfy (HK) Ltd., Jonathan Lui, Deputy Director, R&D Glorious Sun Fashion Garment Mfy (HK) Ltd., Catherine Au Yeung, Senior Manager, R&D Gore Industrial Products Trade Shanghai Co., Ltd., Grace Wei, Inside Sales Leader, China Garment, Consumer Oriented Fabric Grandford Intl Promotions Ltd., Angelina Chan, Director Greenpeace East Asia, Gloria Chang, Campaign Manager Greenpeace East Asia, Ada Kong, Campaigner Groz-Beckert (Sinotech Asia Ltd.), Markus Naumann, Sales Director Grunfeld, Desiderio, Lebowitz, Silverman & Klestadt LLP (HK), Andrew B. 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