Fereshteh Mafakheri
Job title
Lecturer in Sustainability
Department
Systems Management and Strategy
Qualifications
PhD, Management Science, MSc, Industrial Systems Engineering, PGCE
Biography:
Dr Fereshteh Mafakheri joined University of Greenwich Business School as a Lecturer on March 2011. She received her PhD in Management Science from HEC Montreal, Business School of the University of Montreal in Canada. Before coming to UK, she was a Visiting Researcher at Yale University, USA.
Responsibilities within the university:
Teaching and administrative activities
Advanced Project management
Project Planning
Supply Chain Modeling
Creativity and Decision Making
Current research:
Dr Mafakheri is currently leading two RAE (Research Council) funded research projects investigating the economic and environmental performance of various coordination mechanisms in reverse supply chains. She is also supervising a number of postgraduate students in their dissertations.
External activities:
Dr Mafakheri has actively presented papers in scientific conferences organized by INFORMS, Decision Sciences Institute, Operational Research Society, Journal of Computational Management Science, etc. She has also served as a reviewer for several scientific journals and worked as a session chair and stream organizer in various international conferences.
Recent publications:
F. Mafakheri, M. Breton, and S.S. Chauhan (2012). Project-to-Organization Matching: An Integrated Risk Assessment Approach, International Journal of IT Project Management, 3(3), 45-59.
F. Mafakheri, M. Breton, and A. Ghoniem (2011). Supplier Selection-Order Allocation: A Two-Stage Multiple Criteria Dynamic Programming Approach, International Journal of Production Economics, 132 (1), 52-57.
F. Mafakheri, F. Nasiri, and M. Moussavi (2008), Project Agility Assessment: An Integrated Decision Analysis Approach, Journal of Production Planning and Control, 19 (6), 567-576.
F. Mafakheri, L. Dai, D. Slezak and F. Nasiri (2007). Project Delivery Systems Selection under Uncertainty: A Multi-Criteria Multi-Level Decision Aid Model, American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Journal of Management in Engineering, 23 (4), 200-206.
