Mentorship Session with Roger, CEO of TAL Apparel

This is part of the #1HourWith series.

Speak to Roger about..

Career Advice
Entrepreneurship
Business Strategy
Brand Building
Advise/Brainstorm with me on [a topic you choose]

The virtual call will be held within 3 months after redemption and lasts around 30-60 minutes depending on your questions.

About Roger

Mr. Roger Lee is the CEO of TAL Apparel. Under his leadership, TAL Apparel has become one of the largest apparel manufacturing operations in the world today. Employing more than 20,000 employees, across five countries and producing over 55 million pieces of garments annually, TAL supplies one out of every six dress shirts bought in the U.S. with customers like Brooks Brothers, Charles Tyrwhitt, Dillard’s, Express, L.L. Bean, Lacoste and Patagonia. Presidents Bush, Clinton and Obama have been known to wear shirts made by TAL for Brooks Brothers. The wholesale arm, The Apparel Group (TAG), based in the U.S. provides design and logistics management services to branded and private labels and is accounted for over US$ 1.1 billion in annual retail sales. In 2020, a pandemic year, TAL acquired a made-to-measure pioneer, J. Hilburn and shipped more than 50 million masks, primarily to the US, where its clients included hoteliers, retailers and consumer brands. In Nov 2020, TAL launched a new version of washable masks to the market under the brand Enro which is highly protective and breathable even after being washed about 100 times in washing machines.

Roger is also actively involved in several trade organizations in Hong Kong including the Hong Kong Government Textiles Advisory Board where he was a member for seven years until the mandatory tenure was reached and the Hong Kong – U.S. Business Council.

(See Roger's LinkedIn)

Terms and Conditions

No Spam or Solicitation
To be respectful to everyone attending, no solicitation of business, commercial or promotional material is allowed.
No-Show Policy
For all scheduled mentoring sessions, we have a "one strike" ban policy for no-show bookings without informing the other party. Cancelling within 24 hours is also counted as no-show.

1st strike: 1-month suspension
2nd strike: 3-month suspension
3rd strike: Banned