The Centre for Global Value Chains, is a pioneering research hub dedicated to exploring and optimising the intricate networks that drive the global economy. Our mission is to advance the understanding of value chains and empower individuals and organisations to harness their potential for innovation, sustainability, and growth.At the Centre for Global Value Chains, we conduct cutting-edge research across various critical areas: food and fibre; humanitarian and disaster response and governance. Food and FibreWe delve into the complexities of food and fibre value chains, examining everything from farm to table and field to fabric. HumanitarianIn times of crisis, efficient and effective value chains are crucial for delivering aid, relief and support. GovernanceWe analyse the regulatory, organisational, and strategic frameworks that govern value chains, seeking to enhance transparency, accountability, and sustainability. Beyond our research endeavours, the Centre for Global Value Chains is committed to developing human capability. We offer training programs, workshops, and collaborative projects designed to equip individuals and organisations with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate and optimise value chains.

As the Strategic Adviser to the President of the Vietnam Aviation Academy (VAA), I play a pivotal role in shaping the strategic direction and long-term vision of the institution. My responsibilities include:• Collaborating with senior leadership to develop and implement comprehensive strategic plans that align with the Academy’s mission and goals.• Conducting in-depth strategic analyses to identify opportunities for growth, innovation, and improvement across all facets of the Academy’s operations.• Overseeing the implementation of strategic projects and initiatives, ensuring they are executed efficiently and effectively.• Building and maintaining strong relationships with key stakeholders, including government agencies, industry partners, and other academic institutions.• Representing VAA at strategic forums, conferences, and events to advocate for our vision and engage with a network of thought leaders.• Advising the President on policy development, institutional governance, and operational efficiencies to enhance academic and administrative performance.

As an Associate Professor within the Faculty of Business Administration and the Course Director for the Bachelor of Aviation Management (English), I am committed to academic excellence and innovative applied education pedagogy. My key responsibilities include:• Delivering high-quality instruction, blending theoretical knowledge with practical applications to prepare students for real-world challenges.• Leading the development and continuous improvement of the Bachelor of Aviation Management (English) program, ensuring the curriculum meets industry standards and addresses emerging trends.• Mentoring and advising students to support their academic and professional growth, providing guidance and resources to help them achieve their career goals.• Collaborating with colleagues on interdisciplinary research projects, fostering a collaborative and dynamic academic environment.• Engaging with industry stakeholders to enhance the relevance and impact of our academic programs, ensuring our graduates are well-prepared for the demands of the aviation industry.• Providing guidance and support to junior faculty members, helping them navigate their academic careers, develop effective teaching strategies, and achieve their research goals.• Engaging with industry stakeholders to enhance the relevance and impact of our academic programs, ensuring our graduates are well-prepared for the demands of the aviation industry.• Supporting and promoting volunteer and service learning initiatives, encouraging students to engage in community service and apply their skills to make a positive impact.• Integrating applied learning components into the curriculum, allowing students to gain hands-on experience while contributing to community development projects.• Partnering with local and international organisations to create opportunities for students to participate in meaningful volunteer activities and applied learning experiences.

Aim: to facilitate scholar, researchers, and teachers for publishing the original articles or review articles.Scope: Industrial Engineering included: Supply Chain Management Optimization and industry system Ergonomics Strategic Management Quality Engineering and Management Sustainability Experiment design Statistic Project Management Productivity Technology Management

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Journal of Aviation Science and Technology (JAST) is an open access, peer-reviewed international academic journal published by Vietnam Aviation Academy (VAA), Vietnam in 2021. VAA provides a premium publication outlet for scholars, industry stakeholders, government entities and students. The editorial focuses on current issues in aviation, aeronautics, aerospace and technological development.

Centre for International Trade and Business in Asia (CITBA)The mission of the Centre for International Trade and Business in Asia (CITBA) is to serve as a leading research and collaboration centre for enhancing the performance and quality of research at James Cook University, as well as for supporting firms and industries to compete in the global market. CITBA achieves this through its partnerships with industry leaders and by using rigorous research methods to provide practical solutions for academic practitioners, government agencies, business owners, industry associations, and universities. CITBA's approach is straightforward: to strategize, research, and engage with stakeholders to drive innovation and growth in the field of international trade and business in Asia.

Nusantara Halal Journal (NHJ) is a scientific journal that is established by Indonesia-Malaysia Research Consortium (I’MRC) where Universitas Negeri Malang (UM) and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) are the backbones of the journal. Nusantara Halal Journal (NHJ) publishes original scientific research related to halal science, technology, management, education, religion, and other related aspects. Although Nusantara is used to describe the Southeast Asian Archipelago in this scientific journal, it is hoped that NHJ contributes to Halal awareness and research in Southeast Asia and the world.

The Bendigo & District Aboriginal Cooperative (BDAC) is an ACCO (Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation) registered as a member under the umbrella of VACCHO (Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation) and represented nationally through NACCHO (National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation).BDAC provides a range of specialist services for clients based primarily in the Dja Dja Wurrung including Health and Wellbeing services, Family and Community Services and Corporate services.• Responsible for the design and development of a new BDAC training framework for all staff, focused on technical capability development, line management skills and leadership development for current and emerging leaders.• Consulted widely with staff and managers and apply contemporary learning and development methodologies in the development and implementation of the framework.• Focused on achieving our strategic objective of ‘Our People: Deadly, Skilled and Supported’ which will enable us to deliver better and improved health outcomes and quality of life for our Aboriginal community.• Developed and implemented programs with consideration for Aboriginal culture and cultural safety and with the objective of supporting the foundation principles of the right of Aboriginal people to self-determination.

This role focuses on the development of the Centre for Supply Chain and Logistics’ (CSCL) capability to provide leadership and advice on issues relating to the external environment and its implications for the CSCL strategic and business operations and the delivery of knowledge exchange and industry research projects. This capability is fundamental to the CSCL fee for service knowledge exchange and industry research programs. This role performs a vital strategic development function in regards to building and sustaining the industry reputation of the CSCL and Deakin University in Supply Chain and Logistics within business, government and other academic institutions at national and international levels (with a focus on ASEAN).• Fully integrate CSCL’s contract and academic knowledge exchange, qualitative and quantitative research programs, domestically and throughout ASEAN• Undertake knowledge exchange and research projects involving external parties and ensure highquality, CSCL independence and customer satisfaction, from concept to implementation• Building CSCL's research outcomes and global reputation (with a focus on ASEAN) by ensuring customers in the public and private sector are aware of the Centre’s high quality, knowledge exchange and research programs.• Provide leadership and advice on issues relating to the external environment & its implications forCSCL’s strategic and business operations, including recommendations for action & the identification of risks• Manage key relationships, particularly with customers, University staff and other stakeholders.• Contribute and lead the preparation of tenders and proposals• Build and promote the supply chain reputation of CSCL and Deakin University with industry,government and other academic institutions• Lead and initiate change to develop and implement a strategically client focused, service oriented culture• Provide strategic advice and recommendations to the CSCL, Faculty and University leadership

• Primary responsibility for developing innovative approaches to commercial growth strategy, with a view to opening up new revenue streams• Manage a specialist team in the research, development and authoring of high quality business proposals and plans, tender bids, project reports and other communications• Manage the implementation, roll-out and continual improvement of a high quality, salesfocused CRM (Salesforce)• Manage the Identification of new areas/markets for development and plan for the expansion of existing external engagement activities (including international opportunities) to build on the existing range of enterprise based education, contract and consultancy activities within Victoria Universityidentify and analyse business opportunities in current and emerging markets, create compelling business cases and undertake financial analysis of business opportunities• Develop and maintain relationships with industry and community as a basis for identifying new business and product opportunities and nurturing existing relationships• Identify new areas for product development through leveraging the expertise and capital resources of the University• Excellent interpersonal, negotiation and relationship building skills which result in the development of effective partnerships with a range of internal and external stakeholders

• Manage a team of specialists to lead the provision of a coordinated, structured approach to new industry based business analysis• Provision of support and decision-making information to Victoria University Colleges when making commercial training and consultancy decisions• Identify new areas/markets for development and plan for the expansion of existing external engagement activities (including international opportunities) to build on the existing range of enterprise based education, contract and consultancy activities within Victoria University • Work collaboratively with Victoria University Colleges and shared services to develop and implement templates for business case, costing, project management, risk management, MOU and service agreements• Identify new areas/markets for development and plan for the expansion of existing external engagement activities (including international opportunities) to build on the existing range of enterprise based education, contract and consultancy activities within Victoria University • Liaise with Victoria University College Leadership teams and academics to identify new business opportunities• Develop and manage successful business partnerships for Victoria University • Represent the University as appropriate with external bodies such as other providers, community, industry, international partners and government in order to negotiate co-operative arrangements and/or commercial business projects • Develop and maintain relationships with industry and community as a basis for identifying new business and product opportunities and nurturing existing relationships• Manage a specialist team in the research, development and authoring of high quality business proposals and plans, tender bids, project reports and other communications

• Manage the development of new product opportunities for industry and commercial clients in collaboration with internal and external stakeholder and provide customised management, training and organisation development solutions to companies and government• Utilise a collaborative consulting model with corporate and government clients to assist them in building human capital• Work with organisations to meet strategic plan requirements and long term goals and to ensure that the organisation develops a structure, culture and climate that facilitates effective implementation of training interventions• Responsible for the design and implementation of a management/leadership training and mentoring program which increased the quality of professionalism and administrative efficiency university‐wide• Consult with Victoria University Colleges leadership and the Corporate Training entity in the design and development of industry and commercial education products• Coach Education Managers to develop and drive customer experience strategies and ultimately formulate measurement techniques that better inform senior management decision making within the new integrated College structure• Undertake customer journey mapping in consultation with Colleges and specialist Institutes to ensure University obligations are being met• Encourage design thinking approaches to drive innovation and to create new products and services within the University’s distinctive specialisations• Train multidisciplinary teams throughout the University to identify and correct management and systems problems relating to corporate and industry education• Assessing organisational needs including the design and implementation of system level interventions resulting from the deployment of problems solving techniques including root cause analysis, auto-ethnographic research, context mapping, emotional journey and empathy mapping

• Educational leadership and management of a specialist teaching unit focused on Logistics, Supply Chain and Purchasing qualifications delivery• Leadership and development of domestic and international strategic markets including the management of corporate/industry and government funded course delivery• Lead the vocational education research, design and innovation agenda at the Institute• Provide organisational skills in relation to the planning, development, implementation, administration and review of courses to achieve an effective learning environment for students• Manage the evaluation of customer experience and recommend actions to reduce actual or potential problems affecting internal/external customer satisfaction and to drive service delivery• Manage an operational budget and meet an identified commercial target• Teaching & Instruction ‐ Delivery and Coordination of Lectures, Tutorials, Training Seminars and Workshops• Develop and facilitate online, hybrid, and face-to-face faculty training in lecture capture, flipped classroom design, Web 2.0 collaborative tools, ePortfolios, and mobile technologies• Collaborated with a variety of subject matter experts to translate training content into an e-learning format• Contract Management and Commercial Development within the Institute for Supply Chain and Logistics (including Tender / Grant Proposal Writing and Project Management)• Design, develop, promote and deliver high quality Management programs which address the desired graduate attributes of Victoria University into Corporate Clients