Christos G. Kampouris

Christos G. Kampouris is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the Department of Tourism Studies, University of Piraeus. He holds a PhD in Financial Management from the University of Piraeus, an MBA, and a BA in Economics. With extensive professional experience in managerial roles across Tourism, Health, and Industry sectors, he serves on European professional association boards. His research focuses on Corporate Finance, Valuation, Portfolio Management, and Corporate Governance, with emphasis on Tourism and Hospitality industries. His work explores audit fees, financial performance under crises, and sector-specific financial strategies.

Education:

• PhD in Financial Management, University of Piraeus
• Master’s in Business Administration (MBA)
• Bachelor of Arts in Economics

Research Themes: His interests span audit fee dynamics, corporate governance impacts, tourism sector financial resilience, and pandemic-driven economic shifts. He emphasizes strategic decision-making in volatile markets and evaluates how macroeconomic factors influence corporate risk and valuation.

Publications Overview: Recent works examine audit practices in the US, pandemic effects on Greek enterprises, and shipping industry financial resilience. His articles bridge theoretical frameworks with real-world industry challenges, particularly in tourism and healthcare sectors.

Awards: None explicitly noted in the provided materials.

Advising & Labs: He contributes to the University of Piraeus Research Lab, focusing on applied financial research. No specific grants or student advisement details are listed in the text.