Rahul Malik

Chief Growth Officer and Head of BoF Insights at Business of Fashion (BOF)

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How to build a modern learning ecosystem to best support talent

Oct 9, 2024 | blogs.infosys.com | Infosys Limited |Michael Hendrix |Sagar Likhite |Rahul Malik

Today, markets constantly change and evolve, which means that people and companies must develop alongside the trends to remain relevant and succeed. In Part 4 of our Enterprise L&D series, experts Michael Hendrix, Sagar Likhite, and Rahul Malik explain what a modern learning ecosystem is and how best to implement it. Organizations are no longer on linear growth paths, instead the workforce is encouraged to embrace exponential growth. Change is the only constant.
The BoF Brand Magic Index: Volume 2

May 20, 2024 | businessoffashion.com | Imran Amed |Rahul Malik |Amanda Dargan |Hannah Crump |Anushka Challawala

A sample of the report is available for download below. Full access to The BoF Brand Magic Index is for Executive members. We instinctively know magical brands when we see them — those that seem to be at the forefront of culture and in almost perfect lockstep with their customers. But that judgement has always been more art than science. Last year, BoF Insights and Quilt.AI introduced the concept of Brand Magic to bring data into the conversation.
Introducing The BoF Brand Magic Index

Sep 7, 2023 | businessoffashion.com | Imran Amed |Rahul Malik |Diana L. Lee |Hannah Crump |Anushka Challawala

Dear BoF Community,In 2007, BoF began as a blog in the same year that the iPhone launched and just as social media was about to explode into the global consciousness. BoF took part in a wave of innovation that irrevocably transformed the way we connect, communicate and engage with each other — and with the brands that we love. Now, we are on the cusp of another wave of innovation.
Why Are Fashion Brands Piling Into Homeware?

Apr 21, 2023 | businessoffashion.com | Rahul Malik

The Salone del Mobile design fair has become such an important platform for fashion brands that, this week, Bottega Veneta closed its flagship on Milan’s Via Montenapoleone and transformed it into an art installation. Thus far, over 10,000 visitors have waited in line for their turn to wind through the store, which had been remodelled by architect and industrial designer Gaetano Pesce to resemble a grotto. The only products on display were two handbags designed with Pesce.