Right Fashion Program

RIGHT FASHION ISEM
"Right Fashion: Roadmap to Co-responsibility" is a program designed by ISEM Fashion Business School to provide the Fashion Industry with the tools and knowledge to follow the path to a more responsible and sustainable model

Since the last decade, communication strategies without transforming capacity are giving way to the development of co-responsibility exercises in which global brands and their suppliers share their vision of adequate compliance with the rights demanded by their customers, suppliers and governments. This transformation is not an option. This new approach has come to stay.

 Right Fashion is a program to provide a roadmap to sustainability (how to do things right) across the whole value chain: human rights, right design, right product, right delivery and right price.

MAIN INFORMATION

  • Duration: 4 weeks (16-19 November / 8-11 February / 22-26 March / 17-21 May)
  • Schedule: 8:45am-8:30pm
  • Program: 85 sessions + 12 working team sessions
  • Language: English
  • Location: Madrid
  • Price: Early Bird 7900€ until 1st September (After 8600€)
The program “Right Fashion: Roadmap to Co-responsibility" is aimed to:

- Experienced professionals such as Buyers, Planners and Product Managers of fashion companies. 

- Fashion Designers interested in turning their work into a more sustainable stage.

-  Manufacturers and producers that supply retailers.

- CSR Managers of fashion companies that intend to incorporate changes in their organizations.

- Fashion entrepreneurs who want a sustainable approach for their businesses.
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  • Teresa Sádaba

    Dean of ISEM and Communications Professor

  • Javier Chércoles

    Corporate Crisis Advisor at Primark

  • Silvia Pérez Bou

    Program's Academic Director at ISEM

  • Antonio Gómez-Tato

    PhD in Mathematics and Associate Professor at Universidad de Santiago de Compostela

  • Javier Sardina

    Professor of Organic Chemistry at Universidad de Santiago de Compostela

  • Joan Fontrodona

    Professor at IESE Business School

ALUMNI PROGRAM

Each former student is an ISEM ambassador. We strive to keep in touch with our alumni group and to enrich our programs with their participation. With this program, you will have the opportunity to do some networking with other attendees as well as speakers, one of the most important aspects in business (and life) that could bring you future opportunities.

 

  • SOFÍA NUÑEZ

    Sustainability and CSR in the value chain at TENDAM
    "This program has given me a technical and broad view of sustainability in the apparel industry. The approach of every class has always been very practical, realistic and critical".

  • JORDI BLASCO

    General Manager in T2T Solutions
    "This program enriched my view of the circular world; thanks to this course I can deal with the current post-coronavirus situation prioritizing adaptation, flexibility, resilience and ethics."
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"Right Fashion: roadmap to Co- responsibility" allows the students to learn how to implement product traceability in a company, how to manage an integral manufacturing model or how to protect brand reputations, among other important topics.

The curricular structure combines academic sessions, teamwork sessions, company visits and a final consultancy project. It is divided in 4 modules:

Transversal Courses

1.  Sustainability and CSR
- Introduction to the program: Where the companies are, Where the companies are supposed to be, What is the future.

- Sustainability in the Fashion Industry, SDG (general framework and apparel sector), Fashion agreements about Sustainability. 

- Stakeholders positions: Greenpeace, changing markets, fur associations, investors, EU ecolabel, etc.  

2. Benchmarking: state of the art
- Approach to sustainability in different fashion brands.

- Different business models:
a. Circular economy 
b. Social innovation  
c. Responsible consumption 
d. Digitalization 

3. Reputation, Communication, Marketing and branding.
- Is sustainability your core or are you incorporating it as a value?

- Reputation in Fashion industry, fake news, greenwashing 

- Proactive communication and crisis communication.

-Managing reputation.

- Involving consumers in sustainability’s values brand. 

4. Consultancy Project

Social Impact

1. Global Framework for Social Impact through the whole value chain. 

- Introducing the basic principles: general ethics in business.

- Building a Framework of reference: OECD Guidelines; Global Compact; UN Climate Change;  ILO; Trade Unions, etc. 

- Integrating SDG in the company. Non-financial report. CSR Department in a company.

2. Stakeholders
- Risks management and risks maps. Integrating stakeholders in managing complex risk issues in the Supply Chain of Global Brands. 

- Reporting. GRI (Global reporting Initiative) & GSSB (Global Sustainability Standard Board).

-Stakeholders positions: Greenpeace, changing markets, fur associations, investors, EU ecolabel, etc.

3. Regulations and compliance 
- European, Spanish and other countries regulations.

 - Critical metrics to monitor and measure. Compliance.

- Business Social Compliance Initiative. BSCI. Sedex (standards for social and ethical compliance). 

- The Codes of Conduct of the major Global Brands. 

Environmental Impact: Design and Production

1- Design
- Sustainable Design Guide: apparel Lifecycle stages and sustainability; Questions that a designer needs to know; Regulations

- Materials in the apparel industry.

2- Production
-  Impacts of the operations in manufacturing processes. 

- Risk assesment and control.

- Resource Optimization and product improvement

- Logistics

Economic Impact

1. Buying: Sourcing Strategy
- Negotiation: General Negotiation. Doing business in different countries.

- Pricing: internalization of environmental and social costs.

- Towards a networking of sustainable providers

2. Financing the transformation
- Investments at the beginning of the value chain: innovation

- Investments at the end of the value chain: recycling, reusing.

- Hard-tech innovation

- Internalizing the costs of environmental aspects.

3. New business models 
- Brick& Mortar vs e-commerce

- Slow fashion vs fast fashion.

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