Dayna Simpson

Professor

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PhD projects

Plastic waste reduction; Corporate responses to modern slavery risks; Sustainable supply chain management; Reuse economy.

20052021

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Monash teaching commitment

MGF5690 Services & Operations Management

Biography

Dayna is an Associate Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management. She conducts research mainly with business around issues of responsible procurement, especially in relation to issues of supply chain-scale labor governance, waste reduction, and supplier diversity. Her most projects include: a global study of the extent to which corporations understand the complexities of modern slavery risk in supply chains; the effectiveness of supplier diversity and inclusion programs; and consumer perspectives on textile product reuse. Dayna is also a member of the Trafficking and Slavery Research Group (TSRG), a Business School-Arts collaboration for improving corporate responses to modern slavery risk.

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Research area keywords

  • Responsible Sourcing
  • Sustainable Supply Chain Management
  • Product Reuse
  • Circular Economy
  • Modern Slavery
  • Supplier Diversity

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