How international distributor issues were addressed in the G.T. apparel program.
    As a newly appointed Business Analyst for the apparel program at G.T. Bicycles, I was tasked with developing a structure and increasing the strength of a previously unmanaged program. For a company that was so heavily influenced by hardgoods and manufacturing, the creation of a “Soft Goods Subculture” would not be an easy one and would take an extended period. Especially so since this was to extend to the company’s international distributor network.
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