Dr Bergstrom has more than twenty years of supply chain management experience.  Prior to The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong, he served in the world’s leading supply chain management company Li & Fung where his duties included supplier governance, management and development, stakeholder engagement, and research. Dr Bergstrom worked closely with Li & Fung’s many customers to support and contribute to the ongoing development of their sustainable supply chain strategies. Dr Bergstrom was also responsible for championing and integrating sustainability into Li & Fung’s global operations.  Prior to serving at Li & Fung, Dr Bergstrom worked for international professional services group Bureau Veritas in their Consumer Products Inspection Division. Dr Bergstrom has lived in Asia for 25 years and has worked extensively throughout the region.

Professional Qualification 回到頂部

• Certified Sustainability Reporting Specialist
• Fastrack Project Management Professional (PMP)
• Certificate of ISO9000 Auditor / Lead Auditor
• Certificate of SA8000 Auditor

Research Interests 回到頂部

• Sustainable supply chain management
• Corporate social responsibility (CSR)
• Stakeholder Engagement and Collaboration

Selected Publications 回到頂部

• Jo Rhodes, Bruce Bergstrom, Peter Lok, Vincent Cheng, (2014) "A framework for stakeholder engagement and sustainable development in MNCs", Journal of Global Responsibility, Vol. 5 Iss: 1, pp.82 – 10.

Conference Papers 回到頂部

• Bruce Bergstrom, John Coombes (2017) “Making Sustainability Operable: How Hong Kong Textile and Apparel Firms Translate Environmental and Social Concerns into Practice through Stakeholder Engagement', The Asian Conference on Sustainability Energy and the Environment, 8 - 11 June, Kobe, Japan.
  
  
• Bruce Bergstrom, Jo Rhodes, Peter Lok, Vincent Cheng (2014) “Key factors for stakeholder engagement and sustainable development”, in proceedings of 8th International Science Conference, 14-15 July, Stockholm, Sweden, International Science Index, Vol. 2014, No. 7, Part 6, pp.848 -- 858.