Justin N. Sowko

Director, Supply Chain and Special Projects

As Director of Supply Chain and Special Projects with OC Reilly, Justin brings both practical hands-on experience in distribution services and an aptitude for innovative problem-solving on behalf of customers, based on a career marked by steadily expanding responsibilities and impressive results.

At OC Reilly, he facilitates to shape direction and execution of supply chain-related services for customers, as well as contributing ideas and fresh approaches to a variety of special projects as the needs of the firm’s customers evolve and change.  He earned a bachelor’s degree in business logistics from The Pennsylvania State University Smeal College of Business.

“Supply chain has many different facets, and the best solutions require some research and thought,” said Justin. “Probably the most gratifying part of my job comes in talking with frontline staff, hearing their stories, frustrations, and ideas.

“I enjoy spending time with my family, golfing, skiing, and traveling.”

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