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Hellenic Telecommunications appoints new directors

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Athens, Greece - April 2, 2015, Athens, Greece - The Hellenic Telecommunications Organization S.A. elected Manousos Manousakis, Vasileios Kafouros, Ioannis Margaris, Athanasios Misdanitis and Konstantinos Christopoulos as board members.

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Mr. Manousakis is the General Secretary in the Ministry of Economy, Infrastructure, Shipping and Tourism. He is a Doctoral (in techniques of diffusion control on nonlinear & DWDM optical networks) and a certificated Electrical and Computer Engineer as well, from National Technical University of Athens.

From 2006 to 2010 Mr. Manousakis worked as Engineer for the development of collocation services of telecommunication providers in Directorate General of OTE wholesale, as Project Manager of RUO (Reference Unbundling Offer) project implementation and as Head of Collocation Services Department as well.

Mr. Manousakis participated in the network's development and in the development of telecommunication services in Attica Telecommunications S.A and he was also consultant of Ionian University for the construction of metropolitan fiber networks in 4 cities.

Mr. Manousakis provided consulting services to the Public Power Company of Greece S.A for optical networks issues. The period 2005-2006 he worked as lecturer in University of Piraeus.

Mr. Manousakis participated in the design of awarded by Metro Ethernet Forum metropolitan network Ethernet and in European and Greek research programs as well, while he has published invited paper in Journal of Lightwave Technology.

From April of 2010 Mr. Kafouros is a visiting Associate Professor at the Department of Statistics of Athens University of Economics and Business while from January 1997 he is Senior Research Fellow in the Centre of Planning and Economic Research. During 2003-2009 he was a visiting Lecturer at the Department of Economics of Athens University.

Mr. Kafouros was also a visiting Lecturer at the Department of Health Management (2000-2001) and at the Department of Business Administration of Athens Technological Institution (T.E.I.) (2000-2003). During the period 1990-1995 he was Lecturer in the School of Business and Public Administration of Charles Sturt University- Mitchell Australia and in the School of Business Administration of Australian Catholic University, Sydney, Australia.

Mr. Kafouros holds a doctorate in Economic Sciences (with specialization in National Economic Programming) from the University of Warsaw, a postgraduate degree (with specialization in Economics) and a BA in Economics from the University of Essex in England.

Mr. Margaris is an Electrical and Computer Engineer with a PhD from National Technical University of Athens. In 2012 he acquired a post doctorate from the Department of Wind Energy of the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) in which he worked at the same time as a researcher (eq. Assist. Prof.) on Renewable Energy Sources penetration in autonomous and interconnected power systems.

Mr. Margaris, is a special advisor at the office of Vice President of Government on Technology and Industrial policy, International Economic Affairs and National Reform Program. From 2006 he is delivering lectures in undergraduate and postgraduate courses of National Technical University of Athens and of Technical University of Denmark on analysis of electricity systems, renewable energy sources and RES integration in modern power systems.

During 2007-2008 Mr. Margaris worked at the Department of non-interconnected island power systems - Public Power Corporation S.A in Greece where he participated in power system operation and planning studies. He has more than 50 publications. He is a member of Greek Technical Chamber and of FLOK Society.

Mr. Misdanitis is a special advisor at the office of Vice President of Government, while the period 2013-2015 he was economic analyst and researcher at Vice President's Office of Hellenic Parliament.

Mr. Misdanitis an economist with solid background in economics, finance, public policy and experience in working closely with diversified scholars and experts to produce written intelligence papers and briefings for policy makers.

Mr. Misdanitis has expert knowledge on the socioeconomic impacts of public policies (legislation, taxes, regulations etc) in Greece and also he is a member of the team which works out the Government's National Reform Program. He has worked as a consultant and analyst in the private sector in start-ups companies in Greece and in Great Britain. Mr. Misdanitis is a member of Greek Economic Chamber.

Mr. Misdanitis is a PhD Candidate in Economics in Department of Applied Mathematics and Physics of the National Technical University of Athens, he has a postgraduate degree (Business Innovation with Entrepreneurship & Innovation Management) from Birkbeck College of London University and he is certificated Economist from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

Mr. Christopoulos holds a PhD and a postgraduate degree in Economic Development from University Paris I-Pantheon Sorbonne and a degree in Economic Studies from the University of Macedonia as well.

Mr. Christopoulos worked with OTE from 1988 until 2014, in various positions in the area of Foreign Investments and Financial Operations. During the period 2007-2013 he was the head of Strategy Planning and Financial Services Department, while in the period 2013-2014 he was the head of Group Corporate Finance Department.

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