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Hafsa Ahmed

Senior lecturer, Department of Global Value Chains and Trade, Lincoln University, New Zealand

Senior lecturer, Department of Global Value Chains and Trade, Lincoln University, New Zealand As an applied researcher, I specialise in exploring the multifaceted realm of stakeholder ecosystem relationships, with a central aim of fostering distributive societies. My investigations cover all three sectors - not-for-profit, public, and private - and are underpinned by considering futures/strategic foresight, stakeholder-centric value creation and community embeddedness. Through collaborative partnerships with individuals and institutions, I embark on a journey to handle real-world challenges and issues. This collaborative approach catalyses meaningful change, bridging the gap between academia and industry to advance scholarship, research, and practical solutions. I aspire to contribute to shaping distributive societies by exploring the convergence of stakeholder ecosystem relationships. As an educator, I remain dedicated to staying at the forefront of industry knowledge, cultivating invaluable industry connections and actively contributing to the community, underscoring my commitment to the cause of distributive societies.