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Morgane FRITZ is a Professor in Supply Chain Management at Excelia Business School in La Rochelle, France, having joined the institution in 2018. She was promoted from Assistant Professor (2018-2019) to Associate Professor (2018-2024) before achieving her current position as HDR Professor in September 2024. Her academic journey includes research and teaching positions at the University of Graz, Austria, where she completed her PhD in Sustainable Supply Chain Management in 2017.
- PhD in Sustainable Supply Chain Management, University of Graz, Austria (2017)
- HDR (Habilitation à diriger des recherches), Management Sciences, Supply Chain Management, University of Lorraine, France (2024)
Dr. FRITZ specializes in sustainable supply chain management, with research focusing on corporate social responsibility, stakeholder identification and analysis, sustainable business models, responsible purchasing, and ethics in supply chains. Her work bridges academic research with practical industry applications, particularly in sectors such as mining, agri-food, wine, and energy. She has developed innovative approaches to mercury elimination in artisanal gold mining and sustainable value creation in renewable energy communities.
Her extensive publication record reveals a strong emphasis on connecting sustainability theory with practice, examining how supply chains can contribute to Sustainable Development Goals, and analyzing the role of gender diversity in supply chain decision-making. Her research demonstrates consistent engagement with both European and global sustainability challenges across multiple industries.
- Active member of the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) working group
- Founding member of the Global Movement Initiative (GMI)
- Reviewer for multiple academic journals
- Co-editor for prestigious publishing houses including Routledge
Dr. FRITZ supervises Master's theses and co-supervises doctoral students, contributing significantly to the development of future supply chain professionals. She has been instrumental in developing the MSc Sustainable Supply Chain Management program at Excelia and actively participates in international conferences focused on sustainable business education and practices. Her teaching spans Corporate Social Responsibility, Sustainable Supply Chain Management, Business Ethics, Ethical Supply Chain Management, Digitalization and Sustainability, Responsible Purchasing, Supply Chain Purchasing and Circular Economy, and Supply Chain Processes and Stakeholder Relations.
