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Yorgos Mousmoulas

Yorgos Mousmoulas is Partner at Metavallon VC, a Seed and Seed+ venture capital fund with a € 70m under management, investing in early-stage technology startups across Greece and Europe. supporting ambitious entrepreneurs in building transformative businesses across various sectors and geographies. In the past, Yorgos has been Investment Director at Attica Ventures, a Series A fund backed by TA.NE.O. and Attica Bank. There, he led investments across sectors including IT, Telecom, Microelectronics, Automation & Robotics, eCommerce, Logistics, and MedTech.

Yorgos’ past experience includes working with Intralot, a global leader in lottery systems, in the Asia-Pacific region, managing operations and business development across Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, and the Philippines. He has also spent time as COO of an energy analytics startup. Yorgos began his career in technology and strategy consulting. At Accenture’s European Technology Park in Sophia Antipolis, he worked on complex tech projects with major banking and telecom clients, as well as startups across Europe. He later joined Booz Allen Hamilton in Munich as a strategy consultant.

Yorgos holds a degree in Electrical & Computer Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens, and an MBA from INSEAD.

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