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Founded in 2018, TextileGenesis, a Lectra company, provides a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform that enables fashion brands and sustainable textile manufacturers to ensure a reliable, secure and fully digital mapping of their textiles, from the fiber to the consumer, and thereby guarantee their authenticity and origins. Its innovative traceability mechanism, which addresses both ends of the textile value chain, as well as its network of partners for material certification, and its technology platform guarantee the exchange and tracking of reliable and secure data throughout a material's life cycle. Watch our video to discover the entire story of #traceability Learn more about us 👉 https://bit.ly/4aNOor9

We're thrilled to have participated in Première Vision, a truly stimulating and enriching event where Anna Rönngard had the fantastic opportunity to discuss the importance of traceability and how TextileGenesis' cutting-edge platform ensures an efficient, transparent supply chain. Thank you, Première Vision and especially, Ben Hanson, for inviting us to this unique event at the heart of the fashion industry's innovations. #Fashion #CSR #Traceability #Transparency

We will be at Première Vision in Paris, France 🇫🇷 next week! Come and meet our amazing team Anna Rönngard, Francesca Vizioli and Joséphine Riemens (Booth 6U6)! 🙌🏻 You will also have the opportunity to listen to Anna Rönngard talking at the “How Tech Is Tracing The Extended Product Lifecycle” talk, Wednesday 3rd at 3pm CET. Get your free e-pass 👉 https://lnkd.in/ehG52Dgp #premierevision #premierevisionparis #traceability #sustainability

Recently we announced a new collaboration with the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC®), an international NGO whose mission is to promote responsible forest management worldwide.  Amit Gautam explains “This new collaboration will support companies in the #traceability of FSC certified fibers and support the administration and data management of FSC Chain of Custody certification. All players in the value chain will benefit from increased #transparency and much more reliable upstream data. Fashion brands will be able to demonstrate much more easily that their garments use textiles made from responsibly sourced man-made cellulose fibers." Read more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eQr759KW

We are excited to announce a major new collaboration with the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC®)! 👏🏻 It will enable the implementation, via our platform, of new solutions to ensure the #traceability of cellulose fibers from responsibly managed forests. In #fashion, many textiles such as viscose, lyocell and modal use man-made cellulose fibers. These fibers are themselves made from wood pulp, the production of which can contribute to deforestation. Find out more details in the press release (https://lnkd.in/eQr759KW) and below 👇

We're Hiring - Customer Service Manager, Bangladesh TextileGenesis™ is a pioneering traceability platform custom built for the textile ecosystem. Our system creates radical transparency from fiber - to - retail and ensures authenticity & provenance of sustainable textiles against generics. The pioneering system engages all 5 - 6 tiers of the supplier ecosystem to create unprecedented traceability using Fibercoins. TextileGenesis™ has won major innovation awards and is emerging as market-leader when it comes to full supply chain traceability in the fashion industry. As we now scale our operations, we are looking for world-class talent to strengthen our regional teams . We are currently expanding our customer engagement team in Bangladesh and are looking for strong customer service managers who want to be part of the revolution in creating sustainable and traceable supply chains in the fashion and textile industry. We are looking for high achievers who are passionate about working at the intersection of sustainability and technology and are keen on driving change in the fashion textile industry; team players and leaders who stay ahead of the curve when it comes to delivering customer excellence. The role requires you to have: •  3-5+ years of work experience in textile industry, certification body or in sustainability domain, familiar with textile industry end to end supply chain. Good knowledge of sustainable textile materials will be a plus. • Excellent written and spoken English  • Customer focus with good oral and written communication to drive results • Ability to take ownership, strong “can -do” attitude and good problem solving skills • Proficient in data analysis with extensive experience of using MS Office tools • Capable of handling multiple tasks simultaneously • Overseas working or studying experience is a plus but not a must •  Experience of working with Certification Body (GRS/RCS /RWS /OCS etc.) , Transaction Certification or supply chain traceability is a plus but not a must. You will play a key role in training and on-boarding the suppliers and providing support wherever necessary, ensuring delivery of supply chain traceability in Bangladesh region to meet the project requirements of Brands and Retailers based in Europe and the USA . You will be required to collaborate closely with global project manager and other project team members. The ability to build strong customer relationships with people from diverse business and cultural backgrounds is a key prerequisite. Strong communication skills & willingness to listen with an open mind will be key to succeed in this role. You would also be collaborating internally with the product team, providing inputs from the users to improve the product. If this sounds like your dream job, please send your motivation and resume to Shahana.Kiron@textilegenesis.com

TextileGenesis had the pleasure to participate in the US Cotton Trust Protocol event held in Bangladesh on April 29th. Our team, represented by Shahana Kiron and Ranga Nathan NS shared insights on the link between technology, #transparency and #sustainability for the fashion industry. #Traceability is the first step towards a sustainable fashion.

Recently, Amit Gautam had the pleasure to participate and share his insights at the Innovation Forum Sustainable Apparel & Textiles conference in Amsterdam concerning "Supply Chain Resiliance: How brands can support suppliers in adapting to legislation and more sustainable production". He pointed out that the fashion & apparel industry is characterized by a very long and fragmented supply chain while a wave of ambitious regulations addressing traceability and transparency are being passed throughout the planet. Today, only 19% of fashion industry actors have a visibility of their value chain, and this visibility is often partial. Full traceability however requires that both ends of the supply chain engage in the traceability process: fiber producers and retailers. Brands need to adopt the right collaborative traceability tool.