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Demetris Chrysostomou 2026

Mr. Demetris Chrysostomou
Deputy Chief Executive Officer
Columbia Group

Mr. Chrysostomou commenced his shipping career in 1995 and holds a Bachelor of Commerce Degree, majoring in Marketing Management and graduating from the University of Pretoria, South Africa in 1990. Additionally Mr Chrysostomou holds a professional qualification of Chartered Shipbroker having completed his shipping studies through the London Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers and accepted as a Fellow to the Institute in 1998.

Mr. Chrysostomou, has been with Columbia Shipmanagement for the past 25 years during which time he has held numerous positions as Vessel Operator for cruise vessels, bulker carriers and tankers, Insurance and Claims Officer, Fleet Commercial Manager as well as Managing Director of Columbia’s Singapore Office from 2007 to 2013. Subsequently, he had taken up the position as Group Director for Marketing and Business Development and currently as of October 2020 holds the position of Managing Director Asia Region responsible for all Columbia offices and activities in Asia in addition to his exiting role as Group Director Business Development.

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