Peter Poulos is a third generation Greek-American who was born in New York in 1965. He received his BA from George Washington University in International Relations and Modern Greek History. In 1986 he spent a semester studying international relations and history in Athens and so began his love affair with his adopted city.
Mr. Poulos has had a 20+ year career as a fundraiser non-profit organizations and political candidates. He has raised millions of dollars for AIDS and breast cancer research, civil rights, homelessness and the environment.
In 2007 Mr. Poulos moved to Athens with his dog Spyros. Currently he is working as a consultant for Greek companies looking to expand their business abroad.
Hanoi’s New Circus takes us on a poetic journey to distant Vietnam and the Far East, at the Onassis Cultural Centre, from December 22 to 29.
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Despite the grim headlines and the overall economic crisis, Greek companies continue to invest and prosper both abroad and at home.
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The Environment, Energy and Climatic Change Ministry announced an international open-door call for hydrocarbon exploration in three areas of Greece.
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Zagori is an area of great natural beauty and unique architecture in the Pindus Mountains in Epirus in Northwestern Greece. The area is of about 1.000 square kilometers and contains 46 villages. Zagoria villages is called by Greeks “Zagorochoria” meaning the villages behind the mountain.
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In 1989, Professor of Byzantine Studies, Helen Ahrweiler is appointed Chairman of the Cultural Centre Pompidou in Paris