معرفی
Associate Professor Mark Wilson is a faculty member at Lincoln University's Department of Global Value Chains and Trade. With extensive experience from Defence logistics and business leadership, he specializes in multi-theoretical approaches to supply chain complexity. His research integrates organizational governance, resilience, and value optimization, particularly in agribusiness contexts.
Education:
- PhD in Global Value Chains (Lincoln University)
- BCom(Hons) in Commerce (Lincoln University)
- BBS from Massey University
Research Focus: Wilson's work spans disaster response logistics, humanitarian supply chains, agribusiness value optimization, and network governance. He employs qualitative methodologies to bridge academic rigor and practical applications, focusing on creating resilient systems in volatile environments like perishable exports and disaster recovery.
Publication Trends: Recent works emphasize supply chain resilience frameworks, disaster management collaboration, and system dynamics modelling in agricultural systems. His research consistently addresses value creation/capture mechanisms and adaptive strategies for disruptions like pandemics and natural disasters.
Grants & Advising: As co-PI for the $1.8M 'Our Land and Water' National Science Challenge, Wilson led value chain optimization research. He actively supervises doctoral candidates on topics including Ethiopian fruit value chains, Ghanaian cocoa resilience, and COVID-19 impacts on perishable exports.
Teaching Innovation: Develops gamified learning tools (Beer Game, Lean Game) and real-world supply chain simulations. Courses include Supply Chain Systems Optimization (BMGT 308) and Logistics Management (MKTG 210), emphasizing conceptual frameworks for practical implementation.
