The second JoiaPro Meeting aimed to “unite the industry’s professionals, in order to understand its current situation, the sector’s dynamics, and the perspectives of other professionals and market stakeholders”, states Ricardo Flamínio, Editing Director of CódigoPro, the company that owns JoiaPro and JoiaPro Luxury Watches.
Carlos Silva, Account Manager of CódigoPro, used this meeting as a platform to stress the importance of everyone’s participation, especially that of the JoiaPro Magazine as it is “an ambivalent communication platform” which covers the B2B and B2C segments, “an important and differentiating factor for purchasing customers”.
The main topics covered at the event were: ‘Mono-Brand Shops – Growth or Trend?’; ‘The Online Sales Experience Lived by Professionals’ and ‘Sustainability – Conscious Clients vs. Purchase Options’.
In the first meeting, 20 individuals were present, representing about 15 companies and organisations from various sectors, including: watchmaking, jewellery, communication and architecture agencies that collaborate with the various sectors involved.
List of attendees (in alphabetical order):
- Alexander Shorokhoff
- Alexandre Bastos Gomes (Portugal Jewels/AORP)
- Américo Henriques (Mestre relojoeiro)
- Carlos Caria (APIO)
- Elói Ferraz (Watch Spot)
- Filipa Boulton Trigo (LE BUREAU)
- Joana Catarino (Catarino Joias e Relógios)
- Joaquim Rodriges (Poljot International Watches)
- José Gil (Gilles Joalheiros)
- Mafalda Arneiro (Ourivesaria Arneiro)
- Maria João Catarino (Catarino Joias e Relógios)
- Marina Coelho (Sparkling PR)
- Martin Mello (Maria João Bahia)
- Nuno Margalha (IPR)
- Pedro Arneiro (Ourivesaria Arneiro)
- Pedro Gil (Gilles Joalheiros)
- Rodrigo Sarmento (Ourivesaria Sarmento)
- Rui Cancela (Tétris-DesignxBuild)
- Serafim Desidério (RPN-Atelier de Relojoaria)
- Sérgio Gonçalves (Artes d’ontem)
