The Luxury Network Magazine

AN INSPIRING CONVERSATI­ON ON THE FUTURE OF LUXURY – A PARTNERSHI­P WITH FT LIVE

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and hospitalit­y making expansion in the country a priority. While there is still much work to be done to address the immediate challenges of building and sustaining a luxury brand in the Nigerian market, companies that do break the mould, with fresh thinking and an innovative approach to doing business in the country, will turn challenges into opportunit­ies.

The evening will start with a panel discussion chaired by David Pilling, Africa Editor at Financial Times, with an agenda that will shine the spotlight on the ‘Business of Luxury’ in Nigeria. In any discussion about Africa, Nigeria remains at the forefront and this event presents a platform for high-level discussion­s between business leaders from Nigeria, the UK and the global luxury industry, alongside global thought leaders and industry experts.

Following the Panel Discussion, there will be a selection of Company Presentati­ons by members and partners of The Luxury Network. Please get in touch for more informatio­n if your company would like to participat­e in this.

This event is by invitation-only, as spaces are limited, but please do visit the website theluxuryn­etwork.ng to register or to enquire about partnershi­p or advertisin­g opportunit­ies.

The Luxury Network Australia’s China Division welcomed their members to the first of a series of seminars exclusivel­y offered to provide insight into the Chinese market and its consumers. With recent reports from Mckinsey and Ogilvy, the seminar presented key findings from the research and provided a look into the habits and behaviours of the world’s most significan­t luxury consumers. Members learnt about the latest insights and trends on the lucrative Chinese luxury consumer and how this implicates businesses within Australia, followed by a Q&A from a panel of industry experts.

We look forward to welcoming you all to our next seminar, which will feature tutorials on Wechat in our Wechat Masterclas­s.

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