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George Alexandratos

George Alexandratos
Vice Chairman, Hellenic Chamber of Commerce
General Manager, APOLLONIA LINES SA

George Sp. Alexandratos was born in Athens in 1973. He studied at Moraitis School and graduated with a Bsc in shipping business from Plymouth University and Msc in Maritimime Policy from Cardiff University. He is the director of Apollonia Lines SA, which was founded in 1974 by his father, Spyros. Apollonia Lines had always the traditional “family shipping company character” until 2013, when he established together with co-partners the shipping fund called Blue Water Maritime Capital,investing in dry bulk shipping

George is now the Vice Chairman of the Hellenic Chamber of Shipping. He also keeps the position of General Secreteriat of Hellenic Short Sea Shipping, as well as the position of the Vice President of the Marine club of Piraeus.

He was also the president of the Hellenic Hull Mutual since February 2014 until end of 2016, when they joined forces with theAmerican P&I Club, and therafter the new successful venture American Hellenic Hul was launchedl.

George is interested in promoting the benefits of shipping in the international economy, while at the same time supports the idea of Hellenic “synergies”.

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