Alexandra Alexandropoulou

Dr. Alexandra Alexandropoulou serves as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Business Organization and Administration within the School of Economics, Business and International Studies at the University of Piraeus. Her academic appointment focuses on "Environmental Management and Sustainable Development-Finance and Technical Analysis," bridging the gap between business administration and environmental sustainability.

Dr. Alexandropoulou holds a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Science from the University of the Aegean, a Master's Degree in Environmental Physics from the Department of Physics of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, and a PhD in Business Organization and Administration from the University of Piraeus. Her educational background uniquely combines environmental science with business administration, creating a strong foundation for her interdisciplinary research.

With over two decades of professional experience in the public sector, Dr. Alexandropoulou has held positions of responsibility including Head of Department and Deputy Head of Directorate in Environmental Planning and Development within a large Local Government Organization. Her practical experience encompasses the design and formulation of operational programs, preparation of sustainable development plans, integrated local development strategies, and management of co-financed European programs including Horizon 2020, FP6, Interreg IIB-CADSES, and others.

Her research portfolio demonstrates a consistent focus on sustainability across multiple sectors. Recent publications (2023-2024) show strong emphasis on sustainable tourism practices, environmental impact assessment methodologies, and business strategies for sustainability. Her work often applies analytical frameworks like the DEMATEL method and Life Cycle Assessment to address practical sustainability challenges in the Greek context, particularly in tourism, hospitality, and packaging industries.

• Environmental management in tourism and hospitality sectors
• Sustainable business model innovation
• Life cycle assessment of products and packaging
• Urban planning and environmental quality
• Corporate sustainability strategies

Dr. Alexandropoulou's scholarly contributions span multiple domains of sustainable business practices. Her work connects theoretical frameworks with practical applications, often focusing on Greek case studies while maintaining relevance to broader European and global sustainability challenges. The interdisciplinary nature of her research bridges environmental science, business administration, and public policy.