Marco Serrato

Marco Serrato serves as Vice President of Arizona State University’s Learning Enterprise, overseeing lifelong learning initiatives across academic units. He is also a Professor of Global Strategy and Business Analytics at Thunderbird School of Global Management and has held adjunct roles at PhD, master’s, and undergraduate levels. His career includes leadership positions at The University of Chicago and Tecnológico de Monterrey, alongside a visiting scholar role at MIT.

Education: Marco holds a double PhD in Industrial Engineering (Operations Research from Iowa State University and Operations Management from Tecnológico de Monterrey), an M.Sc. in Quality & Productivity Systems, and a B.Sc. in Industrial & Systems Engineering, all from Tecnológico de Monterrey.

Research Interests: Serrato’s work focuses on global education strategies, AI-driven learning analytics, big data applications in business, and humanitarian logistics. He explores how technology bridges gaps in talent development and optimizes supply chains in crisis scenarios. His research also examines cultural tourism and sustainable economic growth in Latin America.

Publications Trends: His articles span logistics optimization, risk assessment in hazardous supply chains, and the integration of AI in education. Recent work highlights data-driven approaches to global talent development and the strategic use of big data in business decision-making.

Awards: No notable scientific awards explicitly listed in the text.

Advising & Grants: While no formal advisees are mentioned, his roles in academic leadership and corporate boards reflect extensive mentorship. He co-founded two consultancies offering learning solutions in public and private sectors.

Labs & Teams: Engaged with corporate and academic boards, including the American University in Cairo’s Executive Education Council. His start-ups focus on applying learning technologies to solve sector-specific challenges.