Executive Director of the Athanasios C. Laskaridis Charitable Foundation
As the Executive Director of the Athanasios C. Laskaridis Charitable Foundation (ACLCF), Angeliki Kosmopoulou oversees the strategic direction and operations of a leading Greek non-profit organization that supports the marine environment, education, heritage, and job creation. With over 7 years of experience in this role, she has successfully managed multiple projects and initiatives, such as SeaChange Greek Islands, the Typhoon Project, Fishing for Litter, and the Network for Collaboration on the Marine Environment that have made a positive impact on society and the environment.
In addition to her executive role at ACLCF, Angeliki Kosmopoulou is also the founder of Storymentor, a storytelling non-profit organization that helps individuals and organizations craft and deliver compelling narratives for various purposes and audiences.
As a storytelling coach, she draws on her diverse educational and professional background, including classics, cultural management, communications, and the non-profit sector, to help her clients achieve their goals and express their values.
She is also the author of a book on storytelling, a published scholar in classical archaeology, a regular contributor to Greek media on politics, storytelling, and the environment, a mentor to young entrepreneurs and women in business and public life, a podcaster, and a public speaker.
What made you support the vision of REMEDIES?
“Healthy oceans are necessary to our survival. As plastic pollution has spread to every corner of the globe and microplastics make their appearance more and more often, it is our duty to protect nature and work toward restoring it. REMEDIES provides an opportunity to adopt a holistic approach to the problem, through impactful activities and meaningful partnerships, which comes in agreement with the Athanasios C. Laskaridis Charitable Foundation’s action focus. By collectively working towards a solution, taking advantage of new technologies, and engaging local communities, we can eventually achieve sustainability.”
