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Oluwaseyi Omoloso is a Lecturer in Sustainable Business at UoN. His PhD in Business Sustainability, investigatied how leather related companies can better implement, communicate and measure their social sustainability impacts within their supply chain. Prior to his recent project, Seyi has collaborated in strategic projects related to Lean Product Development and Industry 4.0. In Jaguar Land Rover, he worked with a team to introduce Set-Based Concurrent Engineering principles to accelerate the product development cycle time at the Chassis Engineering Department. He also completed a research project for CEMEX to identify best practices and trends to develop a roadmap for Internet of Things implementation as part of their digital transformation strategy. Presently, Seyi is working on enterprise projects related to Business hSocial Impact and Circular Economy.

Seyi has an undergraduate degree in Agricultural Economics at the Federal University of Technology, Akure, Nigeria and a Master’s degree in Global Product Development and Management at Cranfield University, United Kingdom.

Research Interests

Seyi's areas of primary interest are in Sustainable Development, Circular Economy, Entrepreneurship, Lean manufacturing and Product Development and Industry 4.0 applications.

Teaching Interests

Strategic Business Analysis

Business Environment

Business Sustainability

Education/Academic qualification

PhD, Sustainability in the Leather Industry: Exploring the relationship between Social Sustainability Drivers, Practices and Indicators., University of Northampton

5 Mar 20184 May 2022

Award Date: 4 May 2022

Master, Global Product Development and Management, Cranfield University

11 Oct 20168 Mar 2018

Award Date: 8 Mar 2018

Bachelor, Agricultural Economics and Extension, Federal University of Technology, Akure

1 Nov 201015 Sept 2015

Award Date: 25 Nov 2015

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