Collaborative supply chain design for a circular economy

The webinar aims to explore innovative strategies for designing sustainable and circular supply chains through collaboration and
to showcase the benefits of integrating circular economy principles into supply chain management as well as share best practices, tools, and technologies that drive circular supply chains.

If you have any queries please contact branchevents@cips.org

EVENT SPEAKER

Mary Aming'a 

Program Lead

Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain & Operations Management, Strathmore Business School 

Mary Amingá, MKISM, is an advocate of the circular economy, a licensed supplies practitioner, and a faculty member with Strathmore Business School with close to 10 years of research and training experience in management science and supply chain management. Mary has expertise in circular economy, sustainable and resilient supply chains, project management, and monitoring and evaluation. She is a faculty and the first academic program lead for the Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain and Operations Management program at Strathmore University.

Mary holds a B.com (Management Science and Quantitative Methods) from Egerton University, a Master of Commerce in Management Science and Operations Management from Strathmore University, and a level IV Certified Procurement and Supplies Profession-Kenya. Here, she investigates whether Engineering and Supply Chain Undergraduate Programmes are the first Line for Sustainability and the Circular Economy.

She has finished her Ph.D. in Sustainable Supply Chain Management and Circular Economy, focusing on anthropogenic circularity science and resilience. Her findings reveal the importance of transitioning from a triple bottom line to a quadruple bottom line, where she recommends to managers and policymakers the importance of building supply chain resilience and sustainability using green and closed-loop supply chainswhile considering a circular economy.

In addition, Mary has training in the Circular economy with the MacArthur Foundation, Structural Equation Modelling with the University of St. Gallens, Switzerland, Project Management Profession training with Strathmore University, Humanitarian and logistical 4.0 with Kuhne Foundation, redesigning the supply chain for resilience with the Kuehne Logistics University and Public Procurement, Law Policy and Practice with Stellenbosch University.