Olivier-Franc Kisukulu

Bilingual business analytics professional and doctoral student with experience in supply chain operations, ERP support, predictive analytics, and process improvement. Author of publications on sustainable supply chains, blockchain transparency, and pharmaceutical logistics, with a focus on data-driven solutions that improve efficiency and long-term business performance.

• Securing Cobalt for America’s Clean Energy Future: Exploring a Potential U.S.–DRC Partnership for Sustainable Supply Chains., Journal of Artificial Intelligence General Science (JAIGS), 2025
• How Blockchain Technology Could Improve Transparency and Reduce Corruption in the Banking System., International Journal of Technology, Management and Humanities, 12, 1, 2026
• Predictive Analytics for Sustainable Cold Chain Energy Optimization in U.S. Pharmaceutical Logistics., Applied Sciences (MDPI), 2025

Capstone Project – Portland Trail Blazers
Oregon State University

• Built renewal prediction models for full-season ticket holders using customer behavior data and logistic regression.
• Identified high-risk churn segments to support targeted retention and marketing strategies.
• Estimated $2.8 million in potential revenue uplift with up to 18.6x ROI from targeted interventions.
• Developed strategic recommendations to improve renewal performance, resource allocation, and fan engagement.

• Supply Chain Management Association, Western Michigan University, 2023, Participated in professional development opportunities and networking with employers, students, and alumni.
• Campus Activities Board Volunteer, Western Michigan University, 12/19, Supported campus programming and student engagement activities.
• Supply Chain Externship, Huawei Technologies Co., 06/19, Observed supply chain operations and business processes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
• Fund-Raising, Jewels International School of Kinshasa, 2019, Contributed to school-related fundraising efforts.