Saide Group
Halil Çelik has extensive work experience in various roles related to quality assurance, ethical trade, environmental sustainability, technical consulting, and human resources management. Halil currently serves as the Quality Assurance, Ethical Trade & Environmental Sustainability Director at Saide Group since March 2020. Prior to this, they worked as a Technical Consultant, where they were involved in implementing quality management systems, establishing human resources management systems, and developing industrial relations in factories.
Before joining Saide Group, Halil Çelik worked at Li & Fung Limited for several years, starting as a Senior Quality Control Inspector in 1997 and progressing to roles such as Quality Assurance Manager, Divisional QA Manager, and General Manager, serving until February 2020. Additionally, they have worked as a Production Manager at An Tekstil and as a Sewing Supervisor at Izmir Belteks. Halil'searly career experience includes working as an Assistant at Upland Management.
Overall, Halil Çelik's work experience spans over two decades and encompasses various aspects of quality assurance, management systems, human resources, and production supervision.
Halil Çelik attended Dokuz Eylul University from 1998 to 2000, where they studied Management & Organisation. Halil then pursued a degree in Industrial Engineering from Dokuz Eylul University from 1988 to 1993, earning a final grade of 70.1. Finally, they attended Istanbul University from 2016 to 2021, majoring in History.
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Saide Group
The Saide Group is owned enterprise established in Turkey in 1991. From a modest inception, the Group has emerged as one of Turkey’s biggest exporters in the textile industry. At the outset, principally a garment manufacturing and processing operation, but has involved and diversified into sourcing, retail, finance and property development. Throughout the years, focus has been on developing a global sourcing network which made an immediate impact on turnover and its Customer and Client base. This has enabled the organisation to benefit from cost savings, particularly from its Far East and North Africa sourcing operations, by becoming more competitive and to increase its ever expanding portfolio of customers.