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CIBJO scheduled four hybrid seminars at Vicenzaoro

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Popular jewellery industry voices on September 8, 2024   CIBJO’s popular Jewellery Industry Voices webinar and seminar series will continue at the Vicenzaoro show in Vicenza, Italy, with four hybrid seminars – in person at the Palladio Theatre at the Fiera di Vicenza exposition centre, and simultaneously live streamed. They will take place on Sunday, September 8, 2024.    The event is being hosted by the Vicenzaoro organizer, the Italian Exhibition Group (IEG), and is part of a joint CSR and sustainability educational programme for the jewellery industry, presented by CIBJO and IEG, which has been recognized by the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations.   The programme is as follows: Seminar 1: Perspectives on the use of recycled gold! Organized in cooperation with the World Gold Council, the seminar will consider the increasingly scrutinized topic of recycled gold, which is gaining in prominence because of increasing consumer and regulatory demand for

CBJO Webinar on the Jewellery Consumer

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The Jewellery Consumer, Post Pandemic Webinar on Thursday, January 14, 2021 Harry Gordon Selfridge, the American-British retail magnate who in 1908 founded the iconic London-based department store chain Selfridges, is widely credited with first articulating the principle, the customer is always right.  It's a maxim that still holds true, and is ever more relevant to the jewellery business as it begins to emerge from the Covid crisis. How will the experience of the pandemic and its economic and social fallout have changed consumer motivations, and what must the industry do in order to adjust?    There is general consensus among market experts that consumers in general, and consumers of luxury products in particular, are being transformed by the Covid experience – both in terms of what drives them to make purchasing decisions, and in terms of the types of service they demand from retailers. Certain of these changes, such as the search for social value in the products they buy, may