Dimitrios V. Siskos

Dimitrios V. Siskos is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the Department of Business Administration, College of Business, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Worldwide Campus). He holds a Doctorate in Finance from the Swiss Management Center, a Master of Science in Project Management from City University of Seattle, and a Bachelor’s in Accounting from Alexander Technological Educational Institution of Thessaloniki. With over two decades of industry experience in finance and accounting, he brings practical insights into his academic work.

His research interests span finance, accounting, business administration, project management, and aviation economics. He specializes in financial statement analysis, risk evaluation, investment decision-making, and business venture assessments. His recent publications focus on airport privatization, seaplane transport networks, and financial distress in projects, reflecting a strong interdisciplinary approach combining finance with aviation and public policy.

The analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals a consistent focus on applied finance in real-world contexts—particularly in aviation infrastructure, project evaluation, and financial regulation. His work integrates quantitative methods, risk assessment frameworks, and strategic decision models, often applied to public sector or large-scale projects. Themes such as PESTLE analysis, privatization, Basel III, and performance measurement systems highlight his engagement with both macroeconomic policy and micro-level financial decision tools.

• Greek Network of Project Management (IPMA), Scholarship to attend and present Paper to the IPMA World Congress 2007, Cracow, Poland

Dimitrios Siskos has taught courses including Corporate Finance, Investments, International Finance, and Airport Administration & Finance. He has served as a financial advisor for a team bidding to consolidate the Caribbean aviation industry, preparing consolidated financial statements under the project titled "Unlocking the Aviation Potential in the Caribbean." He has not received externally mentioned grants, but his research output is substantial and disseminated through SSRN, journals, and conferences. He is actively involved in curriculum development and professional training.

He maintains an active research presence through his personal website thinkingfinance.info, where he publishes papers, books, teaching materials, and commentary on financial topics. He also contributes to platforms like SSRN, Google Scholar, and ResearchGate, enhancing academic outreach and knowledge dissemination.