Thomas Varvitsiotis is a preeminent figure within the communication industry, boasting over 30 years of experience in advising elite organizations across the public and private sectors in Greece, Southeastern Europe, and the United States.

His expertise lies in public affairs and stakeholder relations, where he has played a pivotal role in navigating major privatization projects and orchestrating complex issues management initiatives across diverse industries. Thomas’s strategic insight has been instrumental in driving successful large-scale transactions and transformational projects, particularly within the dynamic regulatory landscapes of Southeastern Europe.

In addition to his consultancy work, Thomas holds esteemed leadership positions including President of the Fletcher Club of Greece, Vice-President of the Lambropoulos Foundation, and President of the Urban NGO “Paradeigmatos Harin.” These roles reflect his commitment to shaping discourse and fostering engagement on pressing socio-economic issues.

His early career as a journalist for *Eleftheros Typos*, one of Greece’s leading political newspapers, and as the publisher of the internal affairs magazine *Emphasis* (1993-1995), endowed him with a profound understanding of media dynamics and narrative strategy—skills that continue to inform his approach to strategic communications today.

Thomas is an alumnus of Boston University and holds a Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School at Tufts University, providing him with a solid foundation in international relations and diplomacy. As an accomplished author, he has penned numerous articles and reviews, including editing the influential publication *The Future of Southeastern Europe* (Sideris Publishing, 1997).

Throughout his career, Thomas has demonstrated an exceptional ability to navigate complex challenges with precision and confidence. His strategic insights not only drive tangible outcomes but also shape critical conversations across sectors