Judging for this competition will happen in two phases. Preliminary judging that determines the Top Five teams, and the Final judging that determines the overall winner. Preliminary judges will review all submitted deliverables to ultimately determine the following:
- How well your team describes the problem and its local relevance
- Whether or not your team demonstrates creativity
- Whether or not the solution your team develops is feasible
- How your solution addresses one or more of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
- How does your solution address the intersection between people and technology?
Preliminary Judges
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Deniz Besik
Assistant Professor of Analytics and Operations
Robins School of Business, University of Richmond
USA
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Ophelia Chidgey
PhD Candidate
Lancaster University Management School
United Kingdom
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Christian Hendriksen
Assistant Professor
Copenhagen Business School
Denmark
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Kwami Justina Morris
Lecturer
Ashesi University
Ghana
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Lydia Novoszel
Research Associate, Institute for Transport and Logistics Management
WU Vienna University of Economics
Austria
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Jorandi Scholtz
Impact and Partnership Development Manager – MBA Corporate Engagement
University of Exeter
United Kingdom
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Stefano Starita
Assistant Professor, Head of Online and Blended Learning
Sasin School of Management
Thailand
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Ha Ta
Assistant Professor of Logistics
Florida International University College of Business
USA
Final Judges
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Fatima Ait Bendawad
Head
Global Humanitarian Logistics Competence Center (GHLCC), DHL
United Arab Emirates
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Roberta Blankson
Consultant
African Development Bank
Ivory Coast (Cote D`Ivoire)
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Andrea Davis
President & CEO
The Resiliency Initiative
USA
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Andre Kreie
Director Logistics Education – Emerging & Developing Countries (LEED)
Kühne Foundation
Switzerland
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Dr. Obiora Madu
Chairman/CEO
Multimix Group
Nigeria
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Aziza Menouni
Researcher
Katholieke Universiteit of Leuven
Belgium
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Pamela Steele
Supply Chain Transformation Director
Pamela Steele Associates
United Kingdom