Andreas E. Fousteris

Dr. Andreas E. Fousteris is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Business Organization and Administration at the University of Piraeus. He contributes to academic and professional discourse in business management, sustainability, and innovation, with active teaching and research responsibilities. His office is located in the Main Building, and he holds regular office hours on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Education:

• Bachelor's Degree in Economics, University of Piraeus
• Master's Degree in Organization and Management of Industrial Systems (specialization in Energy & Environmental Management), National Technical University of Athens & University of Piraeus
• Executive MBA, University of Piraeus
• PhD in Organization and Management of Business, University of Piraeus
• Qualified Chartered Accountant (ACCA)

Dr. Fousteris' research focuses on the intersection of economic analysis, environmental sustainability, and technological innovation in business. His work explores corporate governance, public finance, and sustainable development, particularly in the context of Greek enterprises and public institutions. He investigates how digital transformation, including machine learning and digital twins, can enhance decision-making in built environments and public services. His interests extend to entrepreneurship, feasibility studies, and the impact of crises such as the economic downturn and the pandemic on business resilience.

His recent publications reveal a strong trend toward interdisciplinary research, combining data analytics with sustainability and public policy. Themes include climate stress testing in finance, urban health planning, digital transformation in industry, and the role of EU instruments in circular economy transitions. His work spans maritime economics, tourism, and environmental management, often with a focus on Greece.

Scientific Awards:

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Dr. Fousteris has extensive professional experience in the private sector, having held management roles in finance, consulting, infrastructure, and renewable energy. This background enriches his academic work, particularly in applied fields such as business planning and feasibility studies. While no formal advising or grant information is provided, his collaborative research suggests active engagement in academic teams and projects. He is involved in conferences such as ICBAP and HSSS, contributing to the advancement of business analytics and systemic transformation in contemporary economies.