Stefan Gold
Professor and Chair of Sustainability Management
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Stefan Gold is a Professor and Chair of Sustainability Management at the University of Kassel, Germany. His research interests encompass sustainability management, circular economy, and diversity within operations and supply chain management. Recent publications include studies on modern slavery risks in supply chains and the implications of vocational calling for sustainability. His work aims to integrate socio-technical perspectives and operational research methodologies to address contemporary challenges in sustainability and social equity.
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Salomée RUEL
Associate professor
Kedge Business School
Simon Kaiser
University of Kassel
Alexander Trautrims
Professor of Supply Chain Management
University of Nottingham
Ahmad Beltagui
Aston University
Minelle Silva
Associate Professor
EXCELIA Business School
Nathan Kunz
Professor of Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainability
University of Bern
Annika Mies
Assistant Professor
Trinity College Dublin
Constantin Blome
University of Lancaster
Martin C. Schleper
Aarhus University
Gabriela Gutierrez-Huerter O
King’s College London
Priya Ambilkar
Lecturer of Operations Management
Dublin City University Business School
Vishwas Dohale
Assistant Professor
Dublin City University Business School
Michel FATHI
Assistant Professor
University of North Texas
anicia jaegler
Associate professor
Kedge Business School Bordeaux
Gerald Reiner
Full Professor
WU Vienna University of Economics and Business
Panos Pardalos
Distinguished Emeritus Professor
University of Florida
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