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Alexandros Exarchou

Chairman & CEO AKTOR Group of Companies.

Mr. Alexandros Exarchou is the Chairman and CEO of AKTOR Group of Companies.

Mr. Exarchou has over 25 years’ experience in the construction of public projects in Greece and abroad and has handled international construction contracts and construction claims.

Having served as CEO of Aktor S.A., an international infrastructure company between 2018-2019, as Managing Director of Exarchou & Rosenberg International , an international Law Firm specializing in construction claims, as President and CEO of the companies ENM Consulting Engineers S.A., a consulting engineering firm and LEEAD Consulting S.A. a consulting firm specializing in project design and project management, as well as CEO of Exarchou and Associates S.A., a consultancy firm dealing exclusively with international construction claims and arbitration, Mr. Exarchou has extensive experience in all sectors related to the construction and management of projects of significant scale. He also participates as a shareholder in the investment companies Winex Investments Ltd. and Thrivest Holding Ltd.

Apart from Greece, Mr.Exarchou has worked and managed projects in Europe, especially in Balkans (Romania, Albania, Republic of North Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia) and in Middle East (U.A.E, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain) and in North Africa (Algeria, Libya).

Mr. Exarchou holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Thessaloniki Law School, a diploma in English Legal Studies and a Master of Law from School of Law of University of Manchester.

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