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Denise Gates-Mayweathers

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Arkansas State University
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Dr. Denise Gates-Mayweathers is a business professor and talent optimization consultant specializing in organizational socialization and strategic management. She holds a doctoral degree and a post-doctorate in organizational communication and management. Her research focuses on developing frameworks to help organizations enhance workforce value and achieve competitive advantage. Dr. Gates-Mayweathers has published extensively, including work on the digital age in the workplace and supply chain disruptions. She is also recognized for her organizational socialization model, which was published in a textbook by the Publishing House of South China University of Technology.

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  • Publications: 5

Selected Publications

  • Men in the Workplace During the Digital Age (2025)
    IGI Global eBooks DOI OpenAlex
  • Investigating Supply Chain Disruptions at Walmart and the Boeing Company (2024)
    Advances in logistics, operations, and management science book series DOI OpenAlex
  • Ethnography and Phenomenology (2024)
    Advances in healthcare information systems and administration book series DOI OpenAlex

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