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About Me

Panagiotis holds a bachelor degree in Finance and Banking Administration from University of Piraeus. He worked for two years in the investments team of International Mutual
Funds Company in Greece. He then decided to work voluntarily in the biggest student-run organization in the world, AIESEC. He reached the position of National Director of Corporate Partnerships for AIESEC Greece and ended his AIESEC career at the University of Yale supporting the growth of the AIESEC chapter in the campus.

Since early 2012 Panagiotis is leading TEDxKalamata initiative. He co-founded TEDxKalamata and he is engaging himself with the Global TEDx community in order to create a platform for local growth and community development in his home town, Kalamata.

At November 2012 Panagiotis acquired the position of Account Manager for Endeavor Greece, a global non profit that strives to empower and accelerate high-impact entrepreneurs via global mentoring and networking.

Location:
Greece, Athens
Current organization:
Endeavor
Past organizations:
AIESEC Greece
Current role:
Account Manager
Gender:
Male
Areas of expertise:
Sales & Business Development, Sales & Marketing, Sales / Sales Management, Finance, NGO Development , NGO Management, Investments, Leadership Development, Leadership & Innovation
I am:
Brainstormer, Business leader, Change Agent, Entrepreneur, Explorer, Marketer, Project manager, Sales specialist, Social entrepreneur, World traveler
Languages:
Greek, English, French
My website links:
LinkedIn profile
Universities:
University of Piraeus
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I'm passionate about

Training and educating, being an active learner, life's journey, socio-economical behavior, global trends

An idea worth spreading

Make every single person of this planet, a volunteer!!!

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  • A comment on Talk: Shawn Achor: The happy secret to better work

    Mar 6 2012: Amazing talk!!! During a visit in Yale, last year, I got to spend 40 days with exceptional people... students that you could tell, they would make an impact to the world. Yet, from my encounter with these wonderful people I found unhappiness, I found stress and a short-sighted perspective of " Get busy" The shocking fact was that after just one week, I found myself also being stressed by this competition, being unhappy and negative about my position in the world. Instead of fully appreciating my experience I started to get insecure and frightened. I immediately observed a decline in my productivity and effectiveness

    My last week at Yale I focused on connecting with these kids in a deeper and more personal way. Happiness is just a matter of choice and perspective. And thus it is our duty to assist people towards this direction. You will find astonishing how happy and productive you will be just by assisting others to find a more positive and energetic processing method.

    You can be happy by letting other people that they can be happy.... like a domino!!!!
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    A comment on Talk: Derek Sivers: Keep your goals to yourself

    Apr 7 2011: SOoooooooo true!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • A comment on Talk: Derek Sivers: How to start a movement

    Apr 7 2011: Great!!!! Move people!!!

  • A comment on Talk: Simon Sinek: How great leaders inspire action

    Apr 7 2011: A highly informative speach!!!! It is all about the why!!! Definately!!! And then, packaging of our message!!!

  • A comment on Talk: Brené Brown: The power of vulnerability

    Apr 6 2011: Oh my God what a beathtaking speach!!! I am deeply touched by the topic and your opinions. As i person struggling with volnerability cause I learned not to accept it, sure the conclusion is revolutionairy. We are the generation that was raised by the need to be excellent and multitasking, what a fine ambition!!! But we have to understand it is normal if we don't. It is what makes us special... Me, i'm trying to accept that.

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