August 2012 – to date Board Member - Non-ExecutiveMay 2006 – August 2012 Project DirectorOctober 2004 – May 2006 Project Manager, MEP EngineerJanuary 1996 – October 2004 External Associate, MEP EngineerRole: Project DirectorReported to: CEODuties/Responsibilities:• Directed/managed projects leading a group of 7 employees as well as numerous external associates as per project requirements• In charge of Planning and Scheduling using Primavera• In charge of Quality Assurance / Quality Control• Projects include MEP Design, Project Management and Construction Supervision of building, transport, infrastructure, industrial and energy installations• Areas of expertise: Pumps and pumping stations, fire-fighting, irrigation, road tunnel ventilation, building services and infrastructure weak currents installations, energy design• Experience in all MEP fields• Proficient with contractual and tender documentation, experienced in EPC, Concession (BOT/BOO) and PPP contracts• Authored and reviewed Design and Investigation Standards and Technical Conditions for Concession contracts, reviewed and approved MEP designs• Participated and headed energy/sustainability projects, performed building energy rating inspections (energy audits/ BER assessments) and issued building energy rating certificates• Handled communications, presentations and negotiations in English and Greek with local and international clients and partners• Represented ANTEM in First-Q Ltd, a pan-European consulting engineering company which is the result of joint efforts and investment of 8 independent European Consulting Engineering Companies• Collaborated with Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch partners on a number of projects for International ClientsAchievements:• Participated in over 50 projects• Contributed to company turnover growth by 84% and profit growth by 114% (1996-2007)• Represented ANTEM to 18 First-Q General Assemblies in various European locations

Role: Adjunct Faculty, Interdisciplinary Studies Department, University CollegeReported to: Interdisciplinary Studies Assistant Program Chair, Interdisciplinary Studies Program Chair, University College DeanDuties/Responsibilities:• Teaching interdisciplinary studies courses mandatory for all students, such as Methods of Research and Development, and Fundamental Innovation and Entrepreneurship.• Mentor to student teams and individual students, advising them development of business plans and start-up ideas, on pitching their personal business plans, as well as supporting them on requests and appeals, directing them to appropriate student support services and advising on academic issues• Services to the College include facilitation and mentoring of faculty teams in Design Thinking Sprint sessions aimed at developing proposals to advance University Strategic Initiatives, offering support courses for at-risk students on various topics related to the Research Methods course and administering and proctoring exams for students with special needs or disabilities.• Member of the curriculum development committee for Methods of Research and Development, participating in the development of content (PowerPoint presentations and assignments) to be shared across over 40 sections of the course.• Development of instructor resources, preparation and administration of assessments and preparation of CAA Folders• Organization and participation in conferences, exhibitions, fairs and other student and community-related activities, etc.Achievements:• Facilitated a Design Thinking Sprint workshop session for faculty teams across different backgrounds aimed at developing proposals to advance University strategic initiatives. Furthermore, I mentored the team with the best proposal to present it at a competition at the major annual conference of the university (Convocation 2019) where it won first place.

Role: FacultyReported to: General Studies Program Chair, Engineering Division Associate Dean, Mechanical Engineering Program Chair, Mechatronics Engineering Academic CoordinatorDuties/Responsibilities:• Teaching a multi-disciplinary student body across the Engineering Technology Division (Mechanical, Mechatronics, Electrical, Electronics and Civil students) and across all programs.• Courses taught include engineering courses, such as Manufacturing Technology, Statics and Dynamics, Computer Integrated Manufacturing, as well as management courses, such as Project Management, Engineering Economics, Organizational Behavior, Total Quality Management.• Academic Advisor and Mentor• Academic advising and research support on Final Year Projects• Acting as System-Wide Course Team Leader for Project Management, responsible for developing common teaching resources, course assessment specifications, and common final exams across 17 campuses, coordinating over 30 sections and 20 different instructors.• Expert in the use of Blackboard Learn, certified as BB Learn Instructor and in creating, deploying and administering online assessments using BB Learn.• Development of instructor resources, course specification assessments, preparation and administration of assessments and preparation of electronic Course Assessment Folders as per CAA requirements for all courses taught• Organization and participation in conferences, exhibitions and field visits, etc.Achievements:• Served as System-Wide Course Leader for Project Management (Fall 2016 to Spring 2018), Engineering Economics (Spring & Summer 2015) and Statics & Dynamics (Fall 2016) coordinating course delivery and final exams across all 17 campuses and coordinating teams of 20 instructors, 15 instructors and 10 instructors respectively• Served as Campus course leader for at least 2 courses per semester, coordinating and collaborating with fellow instructors in the common and seamless delivery of respective courses.

Role:• Section Manager, Olympic Projects Energy Installations, Technology Division• Venue Technology Manager (VTM), Venue Technology Installations, Technology Division.Reported to:• Energy and Venue Technology Department Managers (line reporting)• Venue Managers (functional reporting)• Directly to the Division General Manager (special projects)Duties/Responsibilities as Section Manager:• Planning, supervising, coordinating, implementing, directing Energy projects• Contract supervision• Handover and payments of procured goods and services• Organizing and updating of planning and time schedules using MS Project• Budget preparation and reporting• Member of Energy Department goods and services procurement committeeDuties/Responsibilities as Venue Technology Manager:• Managed a team of four assistants assigned to me, as well as the entire Venue Technology teams for the Venues responsible (about 20 people per venue)• Managing the setup and running of all technology infrastructure and operations for my Venues• Production, integration, compilation, checking, correcting, updating of designs for power, IT and telecoms installations• Planning, time scheduling, coordinating, supervising and progress monitoring the correct execution of designs and the M&E construction crews• Liaising and interfacing with third parties involved• Responsible for the proper operation, maintenance and repair of all power, IT & telecoms installations at the Venue during the GamesAchievements:• Preparation, setup and launch of procurement tender for all Olympic Games UPS devices (budget 1.200.000,00€)• Planning, coordinating, supervising and directing Power and Technology installations and operations for Athens Cycling Road Race Venue Test Event (budget 450.000,00€) and Olympic Event (budget 750.000,00€)• Planning, coordinating, supervising and directing Power and Technology installations and operations for Parnitha Mountain Bike Venue Olympic Event (budget 1.180.000,00€)

Role: Project engineer, project controls engineer, plannerReported to: Project DirectorDuties/Responsibilities:• Managed crews of varying size and specialties according to project needs• Setting up, organizing, monitoring and updating of planning and time schedules using Primavera• Supervising, coordinating, handover and payments of procured goods• Quality engineer (QA/QC), safety engineer (HSE)• Construction supervision on site• Participation in preparing public tender documentationAchievements:• Planning, monitoring and coordination of designs and time scheduling, procurement, construction and supervision for “Procurement – Installation – Training – Operation – Maintenance of Automatic Toll Collection System” project (budget €5.000.000)• Progress monitoring, quality engineer and safety engineer, construction and supervision for “Lavrion Branch High Pressure (40bar) 30” Natural Gas Pipeline Hot Tapping Bypass” project (budget €1.700.000)• Monitoring of detail designs and project progress, time planning and scheduling, planning engineer for “Construction of Integrated Tolling and Traffic Management System for Elefsina-Spata Motorway” project (budget €35.000.000)

Role: Project Engineer, MEP supervising engineer on-site and member of the project management teamReported to: Senior MEP supervising engineer, Planning ManagerDuties/Responsibilities:• On-site supervision of mechanical and electrical installations of “Henry Dunant” hospital• Progress monitoring, certification and reporting• Assistant to the planning manager on MEP issues• Liaising with contractor’s engineers and the technical service of “Henry Dunant” Foundation• Representative of “Henry Dunant” Foundation during testing and hand-over phasesAchievements:• Project progress monitoring, works certification of 65.000m2, 10-floor hospital (budget €64.563.463)• Witnessed, oversaw and signed testing and partial hand-over of MEP installations