Dayna is a Professor of Responsible Operations and Supply Chain Management. She conducts research mainly with business around issues of responsible procurement, on issues such as supply chain-scale labor governance, waste reduction, and supplier diversity. Her most projects include a global study of corporate awareness of the complexities of modern slavery risk; the effectiveness of supplier diversity, equity, inclusion programs; and consumer perspectives on product reuse and recycling. 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.

If your organization would like to participate in one of these projects, please contact me.

I am also supervising three PhD projects which may be of interest to organisations, or other researchers:

George Panas (expected completion 2022): the effect of consumers' construal of potential food waste when engaging in online grocery purchases (george.panas@monash.edu). Co-supervisor Harmen Oppewal.

Navid Zarbakhshnia (expected completion 2024): the role of artifical intelligence in efficient municipal waste management and recycling (navid.zarbakhshnia@monash.edu). Co-supervisor Xin Ma.

Raveen Menon (expected completion 2021): identifying strategic fit between firms' service capabilities and their supply chain capabilities, to increase service performance. (raveen.menon@monash.edu). Co-supervisor TT Niranjan (IITB).