Joe is originally from Rochester, New York and completed his undergraduate studies at the University at Buffalo, majoring in operations and supply chain management. During his undergraduate years, Joe co-authored On Relocation, an architecture student journal with submissions based on ideas for technologically advanced systems within buildings. He also collaborated on projects focused on improving the methods of the waste system by researching, producing materials, and experimenting with forms of engagement within the waste stream. Joe is particularly interested in the efficiency and reliability of global healthcare network needs, and in translating his background in operations and supply chain into the healthcare industry. Joe has co-founded a landscaping business called Flower City Gardens, and has taught English abroad in Tel-Aviv, Israel at the Florentine Day School. His hobbies include playing soccer, moonlighting on side projects, being engaged with his community, and anything involving the outdoors.
As a fellow at Imperial Health Sciences (IHS), a pharmaceutical logistics organization, I have been exposed to the supply chain process for warehousing and distribution. Malawi faces significant economic challenges as it is largely dependent on donor supply, which contributes to the ongoing stock-outs of essential medicines. IHS strives for each step of the […]
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