I am an assistant professor in the division of Marketing and Supply Chain Management. My research lies at the intersection of sustainable operations, supply chain management, and business policy. I study how environmental regulations, corporate sustainability initiatives, and information disclosure influence firms' operational decisions and environmental performance, with a particular interest in supply chain spillovers and the unintended consequences of environmental policies. My work employs large-scale archival data and causal empirical methods to generate insights that are both academically rigorous and managerially relevant.

In the classroom, I strive to bridge theory and practice through data-driven projects, simulations, and experiential learning, helping students develop analytical skills and practical decision-making capabilities for today's complex supply chain environment.