Nguyen Nguyet Minh Luu

Research Student

Nguyen Nguyet Minh Luu is affiliated with the Department of Strategy and Marketing.

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Biography

Minh Luu holds a Bachelor’s degree in Tourism and Hospitality Management (2019) from Can Tho University, Vietnam, and an MSc in Project Management (2022) from Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK, where she was awarded the prestigious Chevening Global Wales Scholarship.

During her time at Cardiff Metropolitan University, Minh contributed as a Research Associate to the Marine Energy Engineering Centre of Excellence (MEECE), co-authoring systematic reviews on resilience in supply chain systems. As a Senior Economic Officer at the Dutch Consulate in Vietnam, Minh facilitated partnerships between Dutch and Vietnamese stakeholders in water, climate, and ESG sectors. She identified business opportunities, supported public-private collaborations, and contributed to sustainability and entrepreneurship initiatives through strategic analysis, events, and trade missions.

Current Research

Rethinking sustainability strategies for resilience in supply chain systems: addressing food sector challenges in the VUCA (vulnerability, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity) reality

Rethinking sustainability strategies for resilience in supply chain systems: addressing food sector challenges in the VUCA reality. Minh’s research focuses on Cadbury's chocolate supply chain, using it as a case study to explore how global food systems can adapt to the challenges of vulnerability, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA). Her work emphasizes the importance of sustainable practices, stakeholder collaboration, and innovative strategies to build resilience in food sector supply chains.

As the climate crisis intensifies and global food systems face increasing pressure, Minh’s research seeks to provide actionable insights into how businesses like Cadbury can balance profitability with environmental and social responsibilities. By contributing academic papers on these topics, Minh aims to enrich the university’s research landscape and inspire further dialogue on sustainable supply chain management. Driven by a passion for bridging theory and practice, Minh is committed to advancing sustainable strategies in global supply chains, particularly within the food sector, where resilience is critical to navigating an uncertain future.