About Me
I am a supply chain and logistics researcher with a PhD from Inha University in South Korea, where I developed deep expertise in international trade, buyer–supplier relationships, and supply chain resilience. My research examines how power dynamics, innovation, and interfirm rivalry shape supply chain networks, with previous work addressing airline efficiency, demand forecasting, and air-rail transportation competition. I have collaborated with government institutes and municipal partners on initiatives including Seoul transit fare systems, smart logistics patent investigation, and Incheon airport cargo terminal consulting. Currently, I am pursuing a second doctoral degree at Michigan State University's Eli Broad College of Business to further strengthen my research capabilities. As an advisor to HumbleBeeAI, I bring strategic insight in logistics optimization and supply chain resilience to support the company's global growth.
Education
PhD (current)
Supply Chain Management — Eli Broad College of Business, Michigan State University
PhD
Logistics — Inha University, South Korea
Bachelor's Degree
Logistics (Minor: Statistics) — Inha University, South Korea