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Konstantinos Chang


Mr. Konstantinos Chang
Head of Chartering (Singapore)
Tsakos Group

Konstantinos Chang is the Head of Chartering at Singapore for the Tsakos Group for all tankers and dry bulkers which are trading East of Suez both in spot and period market.

Konstantinos was born and raised in Athens. He holds a BSc in Business Administration from Athens University of Economics and Business. He was awarded a scholarship and attended the Erasmus University of Rotterdam and the University of International Business & Economics at Beijing, China. Moreover, he holds a MSc in Shipping, Trade & Finance, awarded with Distinction from Bayes Business School ( formerly known as Cass Business School ) of City University in London.

Konstantinos has more than 13 years working experience in shipping. He joined Tsakos Group, an international shipping company which specializes in the energy sector by owning 109 vessels across all segments ( tankers, LNGs, drybulks & contrainerships ) on 2012 at the headquarters in Athens. He also worked at Tsakos London office prior moving to Singapore in 2015 where he is currently based since then.

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