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Alexandra Palli – Giannakopoulos

Alexandra Palli-Giannakopoulou serves as Chair of the Board of Directors at CSR HELLAS, representing the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), as well as Chair of the Board of Directors at Kithairon Farms S.A.

She is also an elected Deputy Regional Governor for Entrepreneurship and European Programming in the Region of Attica.

In addition, she is the CEO of LGN Investment S.A., a member of the Board of Directors of the Sivitanidios Public School of Trades and Vocations, a Governance Advisor for the “Together for Children” Organization, and Vice President of the Center for Special Individuals “Ηara.”

In the past, she has served as Secretary General of the ACCI, Vice President of EuroCommerce, and Vice President of the Athens Chamber of Commerce. She has also been a member of the International Olympic Academy and the Plenary Session of the Hellenic Olympic Committee, where she chaired the Committee on Sport and Environment.

Alexandra Palli-Giannakopoulou studied Marketing, Management, and Business Administration, as well as International Business, in Athens and London.

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