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EPN Mar 16, 2011
Virtual shopping centres are becomming increasingly popular
Its an exciting shopping experience and can offer great personal service to customers
My comments on the subject is featured in the article (EPN Danish newspaper)

Nordjyske Feb 04, 2011
Modebranchen går glip af millioner

Branchen kan ellers have god brug for flere kunder. Selv om det i det store går en smule bedre end sidste år, er overskuddet hos producenterne kun det halve af tiden før 2008, og hver tredje danske modebutik er på randen af konkurs, i følge Dansk Mode & Textil. Hos Retail Institute of Scandinavia, der er ekspert i detailhandel, er kritikken derfor også hård. - De udnytter ikke potentialet godt nok. Dansk mode er ellers netop god til dem, der fremover får flere penge, nemlig voksne kvinder på job. Hvor den engelske mode er crazy og den franske meget fin, så har den danske mode en mere ren stil, der er enkel og brugbar for netop dem, forklarer konsulent Rina Hansen, som i 12 år har fulgt moden tæt både her og i udlandet.

Fabergé

Posted by rinahansen on Mar 14, 2011

“Thank you for your time and valuable insights  very much appreciated”Mark Dunhill, CEO Faberge. 24 September 2009

The original Faberge company was founded in 1842 by Russian jeweller Gustav Faberge, who gained fame for designing elaborate jewel-encrusted eggs for Russia’s Tsars. 90 years after the Faberge family was scattered by the Russian revolution, Faberge was re-launched with a pioneering business model.
Instead of investing millions in a traditional network of high profile flagship stores, Faberge launched in September 2009 with only one store in Geneva and a global website. Here skilled sales advisors are available around the clock, on chat or video conversation, to guide the customers browse the 100 piece collection with prices ranging from $40,000 to $7 million. If a customer is interested in trying on the piece the dedicated sales advisors will fly out to showcase the jewellery.