I'm a business student who prefers range over a single lane. Banking, consulting, sales, three countries of study, two native languages and English as my working language. I learn fastest where finance, people and context meet.
Each role taught me a different side of how a business runs: the money, the customer, the numbers behind both.
I support corporate clients in payment transactions and electronic banking and act as a Greek-speaking point of contact for the bank's Greek clients. Along the way I see the bank from several angles, from Capital Markets and Corporate Clients to Cash Management and Trade Finance.
KLU's student-run consultancy. I work in small teams on real client questions, from scoping the problem to presenting recommendations.
Four months in international sales at the global travel-retail distributor. I contributed to a tender we won, with information research and proposal preparation, and worked with the sales team on customer relationships across the Nordic market.
At an audit and advisory firm in Iserlohn, I reviewed financial statements and supporting documents for mid-sized clients during year-end audits.
Three months at JUNG, a German family-owned manufacturer of smart home and electrical installation technology, rotating through business development, international sales and financial controlling.
Coached a squad of 20 young players through the regional U11 league. My first lesson in leading a team and keeping everyone motivated, including the ones on the bench.
Internships showed me how established companies run. Founding is the other half: taking an idea from a sketch to a place people actually walk into, and owning every decision on the way.
KALÍ is a modern Greek café and social café-bar I'm founding in Hamburg. By day it's coffee and Greek pastries, by evening a place to sit together the way people do on the islands. It brings together three things that matter to me: building something hands-on, my Greek roots, and my love of bringing people together. The founding journey will be documented on Instagram and TikTok.
A management degree at a logistics university, a semester at one of Europe's top business schools, and a summer of macroeconomics in Denmark.
A semester in Madrid with an international cohort, focused on the applied side of finance and strategy.
A small, English-taught university with close ties to industry. My coursework spans finance, strategy and supply chain management, which is where Hamburg's port economy and global trade come together.
An intensive summer programme on macroeconomics: growth, monetary policy and the forces that move whole economies.
A humanist grammar school with Latin and Ancient Greek. My advanced courses in politics, sociology and economics are where my interest in how societies and markets work first took shape.
Born in the US, raised in Hamburg, with Greek roots and German and Greek at the dinner table. Sport has been a constant since I was a kid, and it shaped how I work: train consistently, play for the team, show up again after a loss.
Played for the U18 team of Der Club an der Alster and won the regional Hamburg U18 competition.
Came up through the youth teams of Eimsbütteler TV and won the regional U17 championship in 2021.
Coached ETV's U11 squad: 20 kids, one season plan, a lot of patience.
My black-and-white series “Hamburg aktiv”, a documentary look at sport in the city, won a special prize in Hamburg's 2023 student photo competition. Read my school's article ↗
I read a lot of history and follow politics closely, from ancient Athens to today's European debates. Latin and Ancient Greek at school gave me a habit of going back to the sources before forming an opinion.
I believe in open, liberal societies and free markets, and that both depend on institutions and shared values that grew over centuries. Understanding where those came from is, for me, part of understanding business.
A recent read that stayed with me is Gabor Steingart's Systemversagen. He argues that Germany's decline is the result of political choices, not fate, and that the same choices can be reversed: in education, the welfare state and public administration. I like books that pair an uncomfortable diagnosis with a concrete plan.
Internships, graduate roles or a good conversation about markets and history. I reply within a day or two.