Dr. K. Mathiyazhagan is Prof. & Head at TSM, listed among Stanford’s Top 2% Scientists with 7000+ citations and an H-index of 40 (Google Scholar). He is an editor for top journals like TFSC, BSE, and JKM, and a guest editor for JBL, IJPDLM, and SPC. A reviewer for 30+ journals, he has published extensively, won multiple awards, and secured research grants in sustainability and supply chain management.Dr. Vernika Agarwal is an Associate Professor at ASM, specializing in green supply chains, circular economy, and sustainability. With a Ph.D. from the University of Delhi, she has many research papers in ABDC-listed journals, including BSE. A guest editor for Benchmarking (Emerald), she authored Lean and Green Manufacturing (Springer). She actively researches MSMEs, reverse logistics, and empirical supply chain management.Snigdha Malhotra is an academician and researcher at FIIB’s Center for Responsible Management, focusing on HR analytics, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), and disability inclusion. She researches unconscious bias, technology-driven HR practices, and inclusive workplaces. A published scholar in top journals, she designs DEI programs, partners with organizations, and advances UNSDGs through research and training.Prof. Veronica Scuotto is an Associate Professor at UniNa, previously at UWS, Paris, and Turin. Holding a Ph.D. in marketing, she researches SMEs, entrepreneurship, and digital innovation. Her work is published in JPIM, JWB, JBR, and more. She is Managing Editor of Journal of Intellectual Capital and on editorial boards of JKM and Management Decision. An award-winning researcher, she has authored five books.

• 1.  Investigating the barriers for Humanizing Circular Supply Chain Management.-  2.  Issues and Challenges in Humanizing Circular Supply Chain Management.-  3. Examining the intersection of Circular Economy and Human Resources.- 4.  Synergies in CSCM and Human resources.- 5.  Employee Skills required for efficient CSCM.-  6. Reinventing employee skills for building circular economies.- 7. Human entrepreneurship and sustainable supply chain management.

Dr. K. Mathiyazhagan is Prof. & Head at TSM, listed among Stanford’s Top 2% Scientists with 7000+ citations and an H-index of 40 (Google Scholar). He is an editor for top journals like TFSC, BSE, and JKM, and a guest editor for JBL, IJPDLM, and SPC. A reviewer for 30+ journals, he has published extensively, won multiple awards, and secured research grants in sustainability and supply chain management.Dr. Vernika Agarwal is an Associate Professor at ASM, specializing in green supply chains, circular economy, and sustainability. With a Ph.D. from the University of Delhi, she has many research papers in ABDC-listed journals, including BSE. A guest editor for Benchmarking (Emerald), she authored Lean and Green Manufacturing (Springer). She actively researches MSMEs, reverse logistics, and empirical supply chain management.Snigdha Malhotra is an academician and researcher at FIIB’s Center for Responsible Management, focusing on HR analytics, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), and disability inclusion. She researches unconscious bias, technology-driven HR practices, and inclusive workplaces. A published scholar in top journals, she designs DEI programs, partners with organizations, and advances UNSDGs through research and training.Prof. Veronica Scuotto is an Associate Professor at UniNa, previously at UWS, Paris, and Turin. Holding a Ph.D. in marketing, she researches SMEs, entrepreneurship, and digital innovation. Her work is published in JPIM, JWB, JBR, and more. She is Managing Editor of Journal of Intellectual Capital and on editorial boards of JKM and Management Decision. An award-winning researcher, she has authored five books.

• 1.  Investigating the barriers for Humanizing Circular Supply Chain Management.-  2.  Issues and Challenges in Humanizing Circular Supply Chain Management.-  3. Examining the intersection of Circular Economy and Human Resources.- 4.  Synergies in CSCM and Human resources.- 5.  Employee Skills required for efficient CSCM.-  6. Reinventing employee skills for building circular economies.- 7. Human entrepreneurship and sustainable supply chain management.