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Aliki Martinou

Aliki Martinou was born in Athens. She studied Philosophy at Brown University in the United States and went on to pursue further studies at Imperial College London, where she specialized in Business and Environmental Management.

She began her career in consulting, focusing on corporate social responsibility and sustainability in both London and Athens with a focus on corporate social responsibility and sustainability. In 2006, she published “Think Green” (Fereniki Editions), contributing to the growing environmental awareness in Greece.

At the same time, she has an active role in leadership positions within the organizations Mazi gia to Paidi and the AIM Foundation, with a focus on education, health, the environment, and social impact. Through initiatives that bring young people together, she seeks to highlight the power of giving as a catalyst for social change.

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