Ligne Roset hosted a networking session in Singapore on 7 July. NAFA students competed in an interactive showcase using iconic products from the brand – following themes depicting the past, present and future – while industry professionals, including Bernard Vinson, Export Director of Ligne Roset, shared insights with some 100 guests in attendance.
July 12th, 2011
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