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“People are the focus!”

“People are the focus!” An interview with NaturalLook CEO Frowin Pitschl When Frowin Pitschl is asked just when he realised that he would join the company founded by his father in 1974, he replies: “I’ve been interested in NaturalLook since I was 16 years old, I was always peeking into the business and asking lots …

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Space for customer experience

Interview with Stefano Zulian, interior designer for NaturalLook Capturing and keeping the attention of consumers is an increasingly complicated challenge: customer satisfaction and brand loyalty are directly related to the quality of the shopping experience at the point of sale. The shopping experience must continue to evolve in order to keep up with the needs …

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NaturalLook: talent welcome!

NaturalLook: talent welcome!   Interview with Annika Pellacani, Junior Product Manager at NaturalLook Involvement; a sense of belonging; socialisation: these are increasingly sensitive issues in the new managerial culture. In particular, those in work are looking for a degree of satisfaction in their activities that reflects the value of their personal performance. New needs are …

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BIRKENSTOCK goes High Fashion!

New partners, new horizons and developments in Italy BIRKENSTOCK has been considered one of the world’s leading lifestyle brands since the early 1970s. Its success is based upon its long-standing tradition and production of now-legendary footwear, as well as the invention of the footbed. Quality, functionality and a sense of well-being – the concept of …

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Only the best for your feet

Only the best for your feet Walking barefoot Nature intended humans to walk barefoot! Shoes have been with us for only a relatively short period of time: the world’s oldest discovered shoes date back 9,000 years, while the oldest shoes preserved in Europe, belonging to Ötzi, the famous glacier mummy, are “merely” 5,300 years old. …

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