It is reported that in order to elect a new dean of the Department, the Parsons fashion department has screened hundreds of candidates worldwide, and the final 6 candidates must make a formal speech.

The final winning Burak Cakmak will officially enter New York central campus in August.

Simon Collins, former director of the Department who left last summer, will continue to serve as creative director as a member of the Council.

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The starting point is 8 years' continuous social responsibility of the American leisure fashion brand Gap Inc..

Later, he served as the head of sustainable development for the first group of French Kering group, and then served as general manager of Holland Made-By Benelux company, and worked with H&M, Tommy Hilfiger, Acne, Primark and other brands.

As a vice president of corporate responsibility in Swarovski group in London, he has established close research and cooperation with major retailers and luxury brands, and has extensive contacts.

Stores, non-governmental organizations, governments and media have created several global environmental protection projects.

In addition to his 15 years of valuable experience in sustainable development, he will bring experience and networking resources to the school in the fashion industry and the whole world, including the experience of establishing academic projects in the United States, Britain, France, China, Brazil and India.

He deeply understands how an enterprise changes under the key decisions of designers and creative directors, so Cakmak firmly believes that by respecting nature, society and providing more traceable products, education is the best opportunity to continuously deepen the concept of sustainability in aspiring designers.

He said that his comprehensive experience in production, marketing, marketing and media on the whole chain of product development will help him better serve as a new position.

When Joel Towers, executive director of Parsons college, first talked about sustainable development with Cakmak in his office in New York two years ago, he was shocked by Cakmak's sustainable development.

Towers is an associate professor of architecture and sustainable design. He has long been concerned about environmental protection and urban ecological problems. He is also a practicing architect with 30 years of sustainable design and urban ecological design experience.

Tower said, "fashion is never isolated."

He is an active advocate of the sustainable development of fashion industry, paying close attention to the latest trend of 3D printing technology and fashion business.