The future looked certain. It just wasn’t mine.
From medicine to law, from research to practice, and from advising institutions to serving inside one: the path has been a series of honest choices.
The decisions between the milestones matter most.
At eighteen, I was preparing to study medicine. After one year, I left for law — first in Nicosia, then at the University of Cyprus. Law became a way to understand systems and intervene in them, not simply a profession.
That instinct led through technology and data-security research in Brussels, commercial legal practice in Athens, and public service in Galatsi. Each environment made the next question sharper: how do rules, markets and institutions become outcomes people can actually feel?
Choosing law, then learning to communicate it.
University of Cyprus · Rhetoric Club · Dikaio-logies radio programme.
Moving closer to where decisions become real.
Cyber and data-security research in Brussels, followed by commercial practice and a campaign built from the ground up in Galatsi.
Inside the institution, and building beyond it.
Municipal councillor and former deputy mayor; elected 10th among 400+ candidates and the youngest individual elected; founder of Procura; legal and regulatory work across Greece and Cyprus.