Sociologist and Social Science Researcher with 5 years of experience in the dental industry, primarily within busy dental laboratories. In addition to managing operations, I have successfully organized, coordinated and delivered educational courses for dental professionals. I also have a strong foundation in social work, having supported vulnerable communities including refugees and abuse victims, hence i have employed an empathetic and people-centred approach to leadership.
Ambitious, proactive, and visionary, I am deeply fascinated by business growth and development, and I thrive on turning ideas into action. I take a person-centred approach to management, fostering collaboration, continuous learning, and environments where people and knowledge can thrive. Passionate about helping others reach their potential, I'm driven to be a positive force in both individual and organizational growth.
Led the end-to-end planning and execution of educational and networking events for dental professionals. Developed event concepts, curated relevant topics, sourced expert speakers, and oversaw all logistics from venue coordination to post-event evaluation. Managed full marketing campaigns, including content creation, outreach, and participant registration. Ensured the quality and accuracy of educational material, aligning content with industry standards and audience needs.
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Over a period of 4 months in Athens, I conducted a private research focused on refugees across various sites and camps. My work explored how refugees can rebuild their identities through employability. Collaborating with an NGO, I contributed by writing and approving funding proposals and designing future campaigns aimed at helping refugees integrate and establish their place in society. Throughout my research i utilized statistical software for data processing, reviewed literature for identifying gaps in existing social studies, produced detailed reports, collaborated with multidisciplinary teams and led focus groups to gain insight into community behaviours.