Business
Mark is a Senior Lecturer in Agribusiness in the School of Business and brings both corporate and academic understanding to his research. He has researched in commodity prices and exchange rates as well as international management and trade. Mark is currently involved in research projects on how sustainable agricultural management practices can be recognized and valued along the supply chain. This includes recognition for lowering GHG emissions and enhancing natural capital and biodiversity. He is also involved in research looking at business models and ownership structures of electricity micro-grids and ag-voltaic systems. Mark has also supervised higher degree students in corporate innovation and entrepreneurship and financial marketing.