Jackson Campos

Jackson Campos is an executive in international trade and global logistics, with experience in management, business development, and international operations. Throughout his career, he has worked across different areas of the supply chain, with a particular focus on pharmaceutical logistics and cold chain operations, as well as the chemical, automotive, and industrial sectors.

His professional career combines hands-on experience in international trade with an interest in research and professional education. He is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) at the University of Bordeaux in France, where his research focuses on the use of artificial intelligence in supply chain managers’ decision-making, with particular attention to trust and the acceptance of AI-supported recommendations.

He also regularly contributes to discussions on international trade, logistics, and the global economy, providing analysis to Brazilian and international media outlets. His areas of interest include global trade flows, maritime and air transportation, logistics infrastructure, supply chains, geopolitics, trade tariffs, and the impact of technology on international operations.

As an author, he seeks to connect academic knowledge with real-world business experience. His books are written for students, professionals, and managers who want to understand international trade and logistics through the challenges faced in everyday operations and decision-making.

His recent work focuses particularly on the relationship between artificial intelligence, international trade, and supply chain management, exploring how emerging technologies are changing the way professionals access information, assess risks, and make decisions.