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About this Session:

This will be a rare insight in to supply chain design and will demonstrate how Rutgers Executive MBA students are exposed to industry professionals as part of their course design. Come see if learning in such a dynamic environment is right for you.

Stephanie is an accomplished businesswoman, entrepreneur, and corporate innovator whose career path is not constrained by traditional bounds, and allows her to bring a diverse range of experience to bear on her current position with Rutgers. Her diverse professional background complements her years in academia and in the International Business space. 
Stephanie holds a Masters of International Business from the University of Wollongong where she is currently in the final stages of completing her PhD in Supply Chain & Cross Cultural International Business.

Stephanie has nearly 20 years experience in the areas of Manufacturing and Distribution, most recently specialising in Business Process Reengineering and Technology. Originally her concentration was within Purchasing and Inventory Management and Quality Management, but Stephanie later evolved to her current roles in Technology, Warehousing and Business Process Reengineering. Her extensive background spans multiple countries (Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong among them), and Stephanie takes great pride in work that enriches her skill set, including personnel training, systems implementation, and logistics. 

Most recently Stephanie was the Academic Campus Director and an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Wollongong, South East Asia, where she taught courses in Logistics Technology, Supply Chain Management, Corporate Social Responsibility, Systems Modelling and International Business at both the Degree and Masters levels. Prior to her stint at Wollongong, Stephanie spent a little over a decade as the General Manager at LOGIS Consolidators, a marketing and logistics consultancy where she oversaw brand development, web site design, and personnel provision among other duties.

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