Alexandra Dimitropoulou

VP and News Editor

Alexandra Dimitropoulou is a VP and News Editor at CEOWORLD magazine, working to build and strengthen the brand’s popular, consumer-friendly content. In addition to running the company’s website, CEOWORLD magazine, which aims to help CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, and other C-level executives get smarter about how they earn, save and spend their money, she also sits on the Board of Directors of the Global Business Policy Institute. She can be reached on email alexandra-dimitropoulou@ceoworld.biz. You can follow her on Twitter at @ceoworld.

Tech and Innovation

World’s Best Photographers To Follow And Admire

Tech and InnovationAlexandra Dimitropoulou

Photographers today can be easily deemed as solo artists. The difference is that they don’t need a paintbrush and palette to create masterpieces. Today due to the surge in high-class photography many people follow the trade to the core. However, out of the many young lads who try their luck...

Education and Career Tech and Innovation

Where To Study Fire Safety Technology, 2021

Education and Career Tech and InnovationAlexandra Dimitropoulou

Fire can have a devastating effect on life. It is one of the most precarious accidents which have the potential to engulf everything you own. Even the flames and heat from the fire alone are enough to hurt the body. It is here when a degree in fire safety comes...

Education and Career

Where To Study Biotechnology In China, 2021

Education and CareerAlexandra Dimitropoulou

Biotechnology is said to be a very tricky subject but the ones who opt for the course and complete it are sorted with their careers. Biotechnology is one of the famous courses in the world and ranked high as well. When you study biotechnology, the course will give you a...

Stats Gate

REVEALED: The richest people in Europe, 2021

Stats GateAlexandra Dimitropoulou

Europe’s billionaires have thrived during the pandemic year - with a net worth of roughly $192.4 billion, the French fashion tycoon Bernard Arnault is the richest person in Europe, followed by Francoise Bettencourt Meyers (No. 2, $89.6 billion), Amancio Ortega (No. 3, $88.4 billion); and François Pinault (No. 4, $57...

CEO Spotlight

CEO Spotlight: Why Most Entrepreneurs Fail, From CEO Of IOOGO, Josh Alballero

CEO SpotlightAlexandra Dimitropoulou

We live in a world full of ideas, with the ability for many people to take those ideas and turn them into a business. This draw towards entrepreneurship is important for the economy, it is part of what drives job creation, innovation, and technological growth. For many folks the idea...

CEO Briefing

Do I Need Health Certificates During COVID-19 for Business Travel?

CEO BriefingAlexandra Dimitropoulou

As many countries begin to ease their coronavirus entry restrictions, it is important to know the requirements for international business travel, including whether a COVID-19 health certificate is required. As COVID-19 vaccines continue to be rolled out around the world, we seem to be slowly crawling closer to some degree...

Lifestyle and Travel

Best Vegan Cafes in Hong Kong

Lifestyle and TravelAlexandra Dimitropoulou

People are going gaga over veganism these days. Vegan foods are increasingly being adopted by people owing to their origination, taste, and health benefits. Though cities are coming up with 'n' numbers of cafes and restaurants all around the world, finding a vegan restaurant in town is never easy. Hong...

Education and Career

Best Places To Learn Hotel Management In Turkey

Education and CareerAlexandra Dimitropoulou

Turkey is a marvelous destination that has hooked travelers for years now. The country is blessed with extraordinary landscape, mouthwatering cuisine, and an interesting past. However, that is not all the nation has to offer. What many people don’t know is that Turkey also has a trail of colleges that...

CEO Advisory

A Look At The New Product Development Process (NPD)

CEO AdvisoryAlexandra Dimitropoulou

What are the steps to launch a product? It is not only about the steps we have to follow and the sequence of these steps, it also has to do with the fact that once we complete a step we move forward and we avoid coming back to re-evaluate the...

Education and Career

Top Universities Teaching Shoe Making In The US

Education and CareerAlexandra Dimitropoulou

The oldest known shoes were found in Oregon’s Fort Rock cave in 1938. They were made from sagebrush bark in 7000 or 8000 BC. Since then, the methods of making footwear have changed drastically. And footwear is no longer just a necessity - it has become a style statement. And...

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