Ahmed Sedky

Ahmed SedkyAhmed Sedky is a Doctor of Business affiliated with the School of Business and Technology at Walden University and an editorial board member at The International Journal of Risk and Contingency Management (IJRCM) - the United States. He holds a Master's in Management of Foreign Trade Logistics (Supply Chain) from the Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport (AAST), a certified International Supply Chain Manager by IPSCMI - the United States, a Change Practitioner by PROSCI - the United States, and certified in coaching and mentoring by ILM - UK. Dr. Sedky's research and knowledge are extensive in Project and Portfolio Management, Organizational Leadership, Engineering, Business Sustainability, Supply Chain Management, Strategy Management, International Business, and Risk Management. He is an expert in applying quantitative and qualitative methodologies to solve business problems, analyze market trends, and manage special projects and strategic initiatives. He is also a well-rounded business leader with professional experience exceeding 25 years in senior leadership roles in conglomerates across the United States, UK, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and UAE.

Publications

Investing in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Business Leaders to Enhance Decision-Making
Ahmed Sedky. © 2024. 25 pages.
Decision-making is a high-risk process for businesses' life cycle worldwide. Wrong decisions by business leaders may lead to business closure in critical situations for all...
The Corporate Strategy Role for Leaders to Achieve Business Continuity and Organizational Success
Ahmed Sedky. © 2024. 21 pages.
Corporates have been exposed to risks as they operate in various industries, possibly leading to business closure. The increased potential risks of VUCA, wrong strategy...
Digital Supply Chain: A Proposed Solution to the Global Supply Chain Disruption Impact on Business Sustainability
Ahmed Sedky. © 2023. 18 pages.
Businesses have been exposed to the risk of closure because of the global supply chain disruption post the COVID-19 pandemic. Uncertainty and lack of products and services led...