Issam Abu-Ghallous

Dr. Issam Abu-Ghallous is an Associate Professor of Economics at DeVry University, where he teaches and designs courses in economics and international relations. He holds a Ph.D. in International Economic Development from the University of Southern Mississippi, an MBA from Lewis University, and a BA in Business Administration from Bethlehem University. With over a decade of experience in corporate accounting and financial systems development, his research focuses on the impact of economic policies and external shocks on communities, both locally and globally.

• Education:
• Ph.D. in International Economic Development, University of Southern Mississippi
• MBA, Lewis University
• BA in Business Administration, Bethlehem University
• Research Interests: Economic policy analysis, global economic development, supply chain analytics, and the application of predictive models in logistics.

Dr. Abu-Ghallous has volunteered with community organizations to assist refugees resettling in the Chicago area. His recent work explores generational preferences reshaping supply chains and the implications of inflation on business strategies.