Speaker 7th September Malcolm Campbell

Fri, Sep 7th 2018 at 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm


" Malcolm Campbell began his career in this glorious textile industry in 1970 , as apprentice weaver and textile designer for A&J Macnab of Haddington in Scotland , he attended the Scottish College of textiles in Galashiels on block release , and in 1975 was awarded the City & Guilds of London Institute certificate in Textile Design and Colour , and Business Management . In 1975 Malcolm moved to Yorkshire as assistant designer with Hirst & Mallinson of Huddersfield , and in 1978 was appointed Sales and  Marketing Director of  West Riding Fabrics in Leeds. He moved in to the retail sector , and back to Scotland , in 1983 with The Edinburgh Woollen Mill , as design and marketing Director , and in 1990 , moved back to Yorkshire as  design, sales and marketing Director for the Parkland Group . Malcolm was appointed Managing Director of Alexander Drew , textile printers in Rochdale in 2000 , and in 2002 , became marketing Director for The Woolmark Company , in Ilkley , until 2007 , when he joined the Holland & Sherry Group as sales and marketing Director. Malcolm is currently working for Retail & Textile Co. 

In 2004 he was appointed the first ever Scotsman to be  President of the Bradford Textile Society , and in 2006 was awarded fellowships of the Society of Dyers and Colourists , The Textile Institute , and the Royal Society of Arts. He has lectured on wool globally , to Australian farmers ,various industry sectors ,and to textile design students . Malcolm believes that textile education is crucial to the future of our industry , not only to the technicians , but to the retailers , the retail sales staff , and the consumer , to stop price depreciation , and the move to less expensive , expendable cloths , and to re-establish the versatility and the outstanding value of Nature's wonderful luxury natural fibres.

Malcolm has published three children's books, 'Malcolm the weaver', in collaboration with The Society of Dyers and Colourists, to educate 4 to 8 year old children in the art of colour and the craft of textiles, nature, the environment and sustainability, and is currently developing a pilot animation programme with BBC Alba in Scotland. "

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