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					Dr. Ioannis M. Theologitis   
					
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					Dr.-Ing. Ioannis M. 
					Theologitis (born 1956), Founder and Principal of IMTe™, 
					has been providing advisory and strategic consulting 
					services to firms and international business families within 
					a global context since 1987. At the same time, he has also 
					served as a technical/economic consultant and project 
					manager with particular emphasis on tourism, land/housing 
					and restoration projects in Greece. As a result of his 
					longstanding professional career working at senior levels, 
					Dr. Theologitis offers excellent know-how and operates over 
					an extensive global network of relationships in business and 
					civil society. Dr. Theologitis leads a team equipped with 
					outstanding expertise in technical and diverse business 
					development functions. He is the Founder and Principal of 
					IMTE Consulting Ltd. (IMTe™) and IMTa™ with core activities in 
					international strategy/finance and land-housing/tourism 
					development, respectively. 
					Dr. Theologitis has been 
					active as publisher and author of various articles and 
					publications for scientific journals such as “Insights from 
					a Changing World”. He also served as publishing coordinator 
					and author of the introductory chapter of “The Essays of 
					Warren Buffett Lessons for Corporate America” (Greek 
					edition) by L.A. Cunningham. Dr. Theologitis has built up considerable 
					international expertise, inter alia, by working on the 
					compilation of numerous proprietary research and consulting 
					projects on global socioeconomic change and evolution and in 
					2017 launched the online e-publication "The IMTe™ 
					Reports". A generalist with a strong technical, 
					managerial and consulting background, Ioannis M. Theologitis 
					holds a Ph.D. degree from Queen Mary College, University of 
					London, and a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering, with 
					studies in Germany, Greece and the UK. 
					As an active member of various 
					cultural, economic and social organizations, Dr. Theologitis 
					pursues his personal goals as a tireless promoter and 
					initiator for the preservation of Greek culture. In addition 
					to his native language, Greek, Dr. Theologitis speaks 
					English and German fluently. He is married, has two children 
					and lives in Athens and on Tinos island, Greece.  |