Kelsey Taylor

Assistant Professor

University of Manitoba Asper School of Business

Canada

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Kelsey Taylor is an Assistant Professor at the Asper School of Business, University of Manitoba, Canada. Her research focuses on sustainable operations, stakeholder management, and the impact of supply chains in social enterprises. Recent articles include topics such as the role of women in sustainable operations and the capabilities of B Corps in scaling international impact.

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2020

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University of Mainz

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University of Groningen

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From social good to operational good? How women influence sustainable operations

Delivering societal impact through supply chain design: insights from B Corps

Pathways to Scaling International Impact: Exploring Capabilities in B Corps

Toward a circular supply chain: The enabling role of information and financial flows in open and closed loop designs

Toward a moral approach to stakeholder management: insights from the inclusion of marginalized stakeholders in the operations of social enterprises

Toward a moral approach to stakeholder management: insights from the inclusion of marginalized stakeholders in the operations of social enterprises

Sink, Swim, or Drift: How Social Enterprises Use Supply Chain Social Capital to Balance Tensions Between Impact and Viability

Activist engagement and industry-level change: Adoption of new practices by observing firms

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Lydia Bals

Eugenia Rosca

Eugenia Rosca

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