David Sorich

David Sorich is an Associate Professor in the Loeb-Sullivan School of International Business and Logistics at Maine Maritime Academy, where he teaches Economics, Logistics, and Strategy in both undergraduate and graduate programs.

Educational Background:

• B.S. in Engineering, University of Pennsylvania
• M.B.A., London Business School
• Doctorate of Business Administration, Temple University’s Fox School of Business

Dr. Sorich's research and teaching interests center on logistics, supply chain management, and operations strategy. His expertise is shaped by extensive practical experience in military logistics, corporate operations, and academia. His background in engineering and business administration supports a multidisciplinary approach to solving complex logistical and strategic challenges in global business contexts.

Although no recent publications are listed, his academic training and professional roles suggest engagement with applied research in business operations and educational innovation in logistics and management education.

Professional Experience Highlights:

• U.S. Navy Supply Officer (served on USS Bluefish and USS Abraham Lincoln)
• Operations and Project Management roles at Staples Inc.
• Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certified
• Instructor at U.S. Coast Guard Academy
• Adjunct Professor at University of Connecticut and Manchester Community College

Dr. Sorich advises students and contributes to curriculum development in international business and logistics. His industry and military experience enriches student learning and program relevance. He is actively involved in academic service with regular office hours and student engagement.

He is associated with the Department of International Business and Logistics, housed in the Pilot House building, and contributes to the mission of the Loeb-Sullivan School through teaching and mentorship.