Constantine A. Papadopoulos

Constantine A. Papadopoulos is a distinguished academic and professional with extensive experience in international economic affairs and diplomacy. Since September 2015, Constantine has been a member of the Academic Board and an adjunct professor at The American College of Greece, teaching various courses in Business and Liberal Arts. Previously, Constantine served as an Advisor on International Economic Affairs for GENIKI Bank and as a Group Advisor on European and Economic Affairs for The Eurobank Group, providing strategic insights on economic policies and developments. From 2010 to 2012, Constantine held the position of Secretary-General for International Economic Relations & Development Cooperation at the Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where responsibilities included shaping Greece's economic diplomacy. Constantine's career as a diplomat began in 1986, spanning over a decade of service. Educational qualifications include a BA, MA, and DPhil in Economics from the University of Sussex, complemented by earlier studies at Athenée Royal de Woluwé-St.-Lambert in Brussels, Belgium.