by Sean John - Online Saga Magazine - Saga Furs

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�� “Tutor seminars are obviously extremely valuable opportunities for sharing fur techniques, old and new, with people who will be passing on what they learn at Saga Design Centre to students at their respective schools. It’s vital for a teacher to feel the fur and understand the nature of the material in order to visualize and realize its creative potential. But it’s not just the teachers who learn; it’s a give-and-take situation that allows me and my staff at Saga Design Centre to absorb their ideas, learn what their students want, and this inspires us towards �� even newer techniques.” says Per Reinkilde (second from left above), manager of product development at Saga Design Centre. “There is another element of these seminars that is equally important in light of the status of fur. The sessions give us an opportunity to inform the teachers about Saga Furs’ dedication to corporate social responsibility (CSR). The teachers, their students and the public in general want peace of mind when it comes to fur. Our extensive CSR programme gives them this assurance.”
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