I work with global supply chains to improve how commodities are traded, tracked, & regulated.
Conducted a three-country comparative study of copper mining corporations to examine how enclave-style extraction reshape local environmental, social, and economic conditions and influence conflict from extraction to export.
Conducted geospatial and policy research in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to assess how due diligence regimes reshape supply chains, traceability systems, local economies, and conflict risk.
Conducted regulatory and economic analysis of Ukraine’s wartime minimum export price policies for grain, using government interviews and market-impact modeling to assess trade competitiveness and transparency.
Conducted field-based market and political-economy research in Afghanistan to assess how regulatory uncertainty, infrastructure gaps, financial isolation, and security constraints shape mineral-sector investment and potential pathways for market development.
Designed and developed a digital commodity trading and traceability platform in Ethiopia that connected producers, buyers, logistics providers, financial institutions, and government systems through shared trade, compliance, and logistics workflows.
Designed and developed a digital auction platform that connected international buyers with former coca-growing communities, improving market visibility, reducing perceived trade risk, and supporting post-conflict economic transition.
