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<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Professor Harvi Millar<\/strong> Prof. Harvi Millar is a distinguished scholar, educator, and consultant with a multifaceted career spanning industrial engineering, operations management, and sustainable business practices. A Saint Lucian-Canadian national with Barbadian heritage, he brings a unique global perspective to his work at the intersection of academia, industry, and community development.<\/p>\n He holds a PhD in Industrial Engineering (Operations Management & Statistics), Technical University of Nova Scotia (1990), a Master of Applied Science in Industrial Engineering, Technical University of Nova Scotia (1984) and\u00a0 a BSc (Hons) in Industrial Engineering, University of the West Indies (Inaugural cohort, St. Augustine Campus)<\/p>\n He is a full professor at Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary\u2019s University (Canada) since 2002, and a tenured faculty member since 1994, teaching operations management, business statistics, and supply chain management. In 2016, Prof. Millar was appointed to the Strategy and Planning Committee of the University of the West Indies Board (2016)<\/p>\n Professor Millar\u2019s research addresses pressing challenges in:<\/p>\n His work has been presented at\u00a040+ international conferences\u00a0across five continents and published in leading academic journals.<\/p>\n As President of\u00a0Management Technologies NS, he leverages data-driven approaches to organizational development, including:<\/p>\n Public Intellectual & Arts Advocate<\/p>\n Guided by the African proverb\u00a0\u201cWhen spider webs unite, they can tie up a lion,\u201d<\/em>\u00a0Professor Millar champions\u00a0collaboration, equity, and interdisciplinary innovation. His work\u2014bridging engineering rigor, social justice, and artistic expression\u2014reflects a commitment to holistic problem-solving.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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