Institut for Produktion og Erhvervsøkonomi

Britta Gammelgaard´s overall research interest is Supply Chain Management & Logistics. More specifically, topics such as supply chain innovation and strategy, knowledge creation in the SCM discipline, the development of the procurement function as well as last mile/ citylogistics are prioritised research areas. Her work has been published in Danish and international, scientific journals, such as International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management (IJPDLM), Journal of Business Logistics (JBL) and International Journal of Operations and Production Management (IJOPM). She has received several awards for her research and research management activities including the Danish Transport Research Award, Hedorfs Fonds Transport-forskningspris.

Professor Gammelgaard is Editor-in-Chief for International Journal of Logistics Management (IJLM) and has served for several years as European Editor of Journal of Business Logistics, Associate Editor of Journal of Supply Chain Management (JSCM) and member of the Editorial Advisory Board of International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management (IJPDLM). She has guest-edited numerous special issues in logistics and supply chain scientific journals. 

In 2006 she initiated the CSCMP European Research Seminar/ERS to IJLM is still connected. Further, she has been a member of the NOFOMA (Nordic Logistics Research Network) Scientific Committee and was the initiator of the NOFOMA doctoral consortium, Nordlog in 1996. She is widely used in Scandinavia for Doctoral assessment committees and has successfully supervised several doctoral candidates.

Presently, Gammelgaard is member of the board of effektivitet.dk where she is member of the editorial team on the trade magazine effektivitet.dk. She has served on the assessment committee of the Danish SCM Prize since 2011.

Britta Gammelgaard has been academic head of the MSc concentration in Supply Chain Management 2010-2017 and before that for the HD diploma program in SCM. Presently, she is coordinator of the Minor in Strategic Procurement on MSc level. Last but not least, she is the CBS responsible for the tri-continental bachelor program “Global Supply Chain & Logistics Management” (GLOBAL) in collaboration with University of British Columbia and Chinese University of Hong Kong Shenzhen.