My writing and research explore the intersection of global business, resilience, sustainability, and human well-being, with a particular interest in how individuals and organizations navigate uncertainty, adapt to disruption, and create more sustainable ways of working, leading, and connecting.

     As a researcher and educator, I examine topics across international business and marketing, corporate social responsibility, sustainability, organizational resilience, global supply chains, and corporate social performance. Increasingly, this work considers the human side of global systems, including how leadership, relationships, mindfulness, and individual capacity influence the ways people and organizations respond to an increasingly complex global environment.

     Beyond traditional academic research, I believe meaningful scholarship should extend beyond journals and classrooms. Research can help us better understand the world while also offering practical ways to navigate it. Through books, articles, research, and public-facing writing, I bring together academic scholarship, professional experience, and reflective practice to make complex ideas more accessible and relevant to everyday life and leadership.

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     That philosophy comes together in my first book, Centered on Resilience: A Guide for Protecting Energy in a Global World. The book connects insights from business, sustainability, mindfulness, and lived experience to explore resilience not simply as the ability to endure, but as the capacity to remain centered, connected, adaptable, and purposeful amid change.