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Stephanos E. Angelakos

Capt. Stephanos E. Angelakos
CEO
Angelakos (Hellas) S.A.

Stephanos E. Angelakos, is the CEO οf Angelakos (Hellas) S.A. and  represents the fifth generation of the Angelakos shipping family. A  captain himself, Stephanos was born and raised in the U.K.

He holds a Merchant Marine Officer’s degree from the National  Merchant Marine Academy of Aspropyrgos, Greece and began his  professional career by serving as a deck officer on the vessels of  Fafalios Shipping S.A. Later, he sailed on vessels of Angelakos  (Hellas) S.A., before eventually joining the corporate headquarters  in Athens, Greece.

Stephanos continues his forefathers’ commitment to maritime  transport and has a value-based and hands-on management style. With almost 30 years of experience in shipping, he spearheads  the family company which manages 20 bulk carriers. Under his  leadership the company has grown to become one of the prominent  Greek bulk carrier shipping companies globally, reputable for its authenticity, quality and reliability.

He has been involved in new building projects for 30 vessels in shipyards in China and Japan and has established strong networks in the region.  In addition to shipping, Stephanos is engaged in rescue activities, environmental protection initiatives, as well as the promotion of multilateral trade, cultural and educational exchanges between  Greece and Asia.

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