Jérémie Gallien
Professor of Management Science and Operations; Chair, PhD Programme
PhD (MIT)
Professor Jérémie Gallien's research focuses on advancing the theory and practice of supply chain management and global health delivery through collaborative partnerships with leading firms and international organisations.
Jérémie has published and taught extensively in the areas of operations and supply chain management. He serves on the editorial boards of the leading academic journals Management Science, Operations Research, and Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, and has supervised multiple PhD students who have received prestigious awards for their work.
A native of France, Jérémie received a PhD in Operations Research from MIT and taught at the MIT Sloan School of Management before joining London Business School. His professional background encompasses consulting and practice-based research engagements with major global corporations and global health organisations, including distribution process, purchasing and clearance pricing optimisation with Zara, supply chain redesign for essential medicines with the World Bank and IBM in Zambia, maternal health delivery process optimisation with the Government of Liberia, fulfilment centre optimisation with Amazon and dynamic supply routing optimisation with Dell.
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Academic and professional experience
Professor of Management Science and Operations, London Business School (2017-);
Chair, PhD Programme, London Business School (2025-)
Area Chair, Management Science and Operations, London Business School (2018-22)
Associate Professor of Management Science and Operations, London Business School (2010-17)
Associate Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management, Operations Management Group (2005-10)
Assistant Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management, Operations Management Group (2001-05)
Principal Investigator/Consultant, The World Bank Group, Zambia and Washington, DC (2009-13)
Consultant, Décathlon, SA, Villeneuve d'Ascq, France (2009-10)
Co-Founder and Chief Scientist, Neoptis, Inc., New York, NY (2000-01)
Operations Management Consultant, Analytics, Inc./The Boeing Company, Portland, OR (1998-99)
Awards and honours
Distinguished Service Award of the Manufacturing and Service Operations Management Society (2024)
Paper "Improving HIV Early Infant Diagnosis Supply Chains in Sub-Saharan Africa: Models and Application to Mozambique" selected in top 100 Financial Times List of Business School Papers with social impact (2020)
Paper "Improving HIV Early Infant Diagnosis Supply Chains in Sub-Saharan Africa: Models and Application to Mozambique" Finalist of MSOM Responsible Research in OM Award (2019)
First Prize in the 2012 Best Paper Competition of the Section for Public Sector, Service and Needs of INFORMS (2012)
Finalist in the 2012 EURO Excellence in Practice Competition (2012)
Winner of the 2012 European Case Clearing House Best Case Competition (new writer category) (2012)
Finalist in the 2010 Practice Competition of the Pricing and Revenue Management Section of INFORMS (2010)
Edelman Laureate and finalist in the 2009 Franz Edelman Competition of INFORMS (2009)
Meritorious Service Award from the journal Operations Research (2003)
1st Prize in the INFORMS Manufacturing and Service Operations Management Student Paper Competition (2000)
Georges Lurcy Fellow, Franco-American Foundation (1996-97)
Teaching portfolio
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