
Areas of Expertise: Operations & Supply Chain Strategy Business Analytics
At a high level, my research contributes to sustainable development and economic resilience by proposing practical, low-cost, and simple solutions to challenges in international development and charity operations. This journey began with a focus on logistics in humanitarian development programs (such as improving last-mile delivery), and has since expanded to incorporate cultural factors and economic theories to engineer solutions that foster social mobility and community development, ultimately contributing to economic prosperity.
My research has received several recognitions, including the 2014 DSI Buffa Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award, the 2017 Latta Memorial Emerging Leadership Award for Outstanding Early Career Scholar, and the 2018 DARPA Young Faculty Award.
I received my Ph.D. from HEC Paris and joined the Carey School of Business in 2014, where I currently serve as an Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management, and Harold E. Fearon Fellow of Purchasing Management at CAPS..
