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ArticleEOG releases 2024 Annual Report, confirms 2025 initiatives
The European Outdoor Group unveiled its 2024 Annual Report, confirmed 2025 plans, and announced the new Outdoor Impact Summit set for May 2025 in Munich.
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ArticleEOG elects new leaders, achieves board gender parity
Icebug’s David Ekelund is the new President, while the group achieves a 50:50 gender split on its board, marking a pivotal moment for diversity in the outdoor industry.
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OpinionThe future of shows: Can there be a simple solution?
In some of his earlier columns, Charles Ross discussed the social side of trade events. Now, he turns to another aspect of such gatherings.
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ArticleISPO Munich reschedules date and reorganizes structure
ISPO moves the fall 2025 dates and restructures its hall layout to enhance retailer engagement.
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News briefsOrtovox appoints new CEO
The German company named Stefan Kohlbauer as CEO, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, sustainability and high-performance mountain gear.
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News briefsNemo announces 2025 partnerships focused on conservation and inclusivity
The US brand’s 2025 partnerships focus on conservation, advocacy and inclusivity, supporting outdoor access, sustainability and diverse communities.
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Article‘Back to the drawing board’: OutDoor 2025 is paused
OutDoor 2025, scheduled for May 19-21, 2025, will be paused. We spoke with Exhibition Director Lena Haushofer and Christian Schneidermeier, Director of EOG.
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ArticleOutdoor industry unites to cut single-use plastic waste
Over 30 leading outdoor brands join forces with the EOG to tackle single-use plastic packaging through innovative recycling initiatives.
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News briefsEuropean Outdoor Group surpasses 150 members
The EOG expands its membership beyond 150, welcoming nine new brands and organizations dedicated to sustainability and industry collaboration.
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OpinionIncoming legislation: Comply – or risk trade restrictions
With Gen Z driving demand for sustainable products, the EU Green Deal sets tougher rules for clothing, electronics and batteries. Our columnist Charles Ross examines the legislation affecting our industry.