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Vassilios Kroustallis

Vassilios Kroustallis
Senior Vice President, Global Business Development & Global Marine
ABS

Vassilios Kroustallis is Senior Vice President, Global Business Development and Global Marine market sector for ABS, responsible for client relationship management and business solution development across the ABS operational hemispheres. Previously he served as Vice President, Global Business Development of Europe for ABS, responsible for client relationship management and business solution development within the region.

Prior to that, Kroustallis served as Senior Vice President, Eastern European Operations for ABS, responsible for operations across over 20 countries in Europe. He also served as Regional Vice President of Eastern Europe where he was responsible for survey operations and client services. Kroustallis holds a master’s MSc degree in mechanical engineering from the National Technical University of Athens and has participated in the Senior Executive Program on Strategy, Leadership and Transformation at the London Business School.

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