Apparel Contacts & Meeting Facilitation
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a seasoned connector who can quickly surface the right people and help me speak with them. My company— a Japanese textile group with more than a century in sewing-thread innovation— is scaling its thread business in performance wear, activewear, intimate apparel, denim, and lifestyle categories across the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East.
Your first task is to build a clean, verified contact list. I’m looking for decision-makers at apparel brands, sourcing agents, buying offices, and even key factories. Each record must include name, title, corporate email, and LinkedIn profile. Priority titles are Sourcing Executive, Product Development Executive, and Supply Chain Manager.
Once the list is in place, I want your help turning those names into calendar appointments. Tap your network— firms such as Li & Fung, Source One, TMS Fashion, Rockapetta, Triton Textile, TASA, Modalink, etc.— and secure meetings with sourcing, raw-materials, and product-development leaders. Introductory calls in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Vietnam are especially valuable, but connections at global HQs in the U.S. or Europe are equally welcome.
Deliverables
• A spreadsheet (Excel or Google Sheets) with fully verified contacts and live LinkedIn links
• Weekly progress updates on outreach and confirmed meetings
• Calendar invites for every meeting you book, including attendee details and agenda notes
Acceptance criteria
• Zero hard bounces on email addresses
• At least one direct or recommended path into the vendor-approval process for each major brand contacted
• Minimum five qualified meetings scheduled within the first month
If you already liaise with the kinds of professionals listed above, this project should be straightforward. Let me know your approach, typical conversion rates, and any previous successes placing textile suppliers on brand/vendor lists.
Your first task is to build a clean, verified contact list. I’m looking for decision-makers at apparel brands, sourcing agents, buying offices, and even key factories. Each record must include name, title, corporate email, and LinkedIn profile. Priority titles are Sourcing Executive, Product Development Executive, and Supply Chain Manager.
Once the list is in place, I want your help turning those names into calendar appointments. Tap your network— firms such as Li & Fung, Source One, TMS Fashion, Rockapetta, Triton Textile, TASA, Modalink, etc.— and secure meetings with sourcing, raw-materials, and product-development leaders. Introductory calls in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Vietnam are especially valuable, but connections at global HQs in the U.S. or Europe are equally welcome.
Deliverables
• A spreadsheet (Excel or Google Sheets) with fully verified contacts and live LinkedIn links
• Weekly progress updates on outreach and confirmed meetings
• Calendar invites for every meeting you book, including attendee details and agenda notes
Acceptance criteria
• Zero hard bounces on email addresses
• At least one direct or recommended path into the vendor-approval process for each major brand contacted
• Minimum five qualified meetings scheduled within the first month
If you already liaise with the kinds of professionals listed above, this project should be straightforward. Let me know your approach, typical conversion rates, and any previous successes placing textile suppliers on brand/vendor lists.