Luxury & Lifestyle
The Collective by Lewis Silkin brings together a “collective” of ideas and thoughts from leading figures and commentators in the fast-moving luxury, lifestyle and premium brands sector.
Aimed at decision makers, The Collective by Lewis Silkin helps to drive commercial understanding and foster valuable relationships. We talk about the issues that matter and help you overcome them.
We would like to invite our clients, contacts, friends and colleagues from across the sector – including those working in retail, fashion, hotels, beauty, arts, travel, automotive and food & beverage – to join us.
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