Mao Maggie Xu

Mao (Maggie) Xu BA, MSc, PhD

Lecturer in Business Operations and Supply Chain Management

Mao (Maggie) is a researcher specialising in secondary data analysis with a focus on operations and supply chain management. Her research interests also encompass sustainability fraud, business crises, and social media data analytics. Prior to joining the University of Greenwich (UoG), Maggie obtained her doctoral degree in Logistics and Operations Management from Cardiff Business School. Her PhD research is titled “Exploring the Response and Performance of the Aviation Supply Chain and Ecosystem in Times of Crisis”. Maggie also holds a master’s degree in Management with Business Finance (Distinction) from the University of York.

Responsibilities within the university

Teaching

Maggie leads the module MARK1189 – Procurement and Supply Management and BUSI1745 E-business and International Supply Chain Management.

Maggie also teaches the modules OPER1027 - Operations Management, MARK1202 - International Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and BUSI1625 - Logistics Technologies.

Research
Maggie is a co-organiser of the special interest group of Business Analytics and a member of Early Career Networks (ECR) and Networks Urban Systems Centre (NUSC).


Supervision
Maggie supervises PhD students in the areas of retired battery sustainability and urban air mobility, and also supervises MA students on logistics & supply chain management and international business projects.

Research / Scholarly interests

  • Business Crisis and Operation
  • Operations Management
  • Supply Chain Tracking and Management

Key funded projects

Circular Economy Innovations for Resilient, Competitive and Sustainable Battery Technologies (CIRCUBATT) (January 2025 – December 2027), Funded by Horizon Europe, €5M (UoG €1.3M), Grant No. 101192383.


Professor Li Zhou (PI), Dr. Hetty Wenxian Sun (Co-I, Operational Lead and Researcher), Dr. James Quang Huy Duong (Co-I, Researcher), Dr. Maggie Mao Xu (Co-I, Researcher), Dr. Carlos F.D.A. Arranz (Co-I, Researcher), Professor Petros Ieromonachou (Core Advisor).