Dr. Angeliki Kosmopoulou is a story strategist and philanthropy advisor whose work sits at the intersection of narrative, social impact and organizational strategy. With a background spanning academia, communications and philanthropy, she brings a rare perspective to how leaders and institutions communicate who they are and what they stand for. She advises organizations and leaders on narrative strategy and leadership storytelling and works with them to develop the stories that define who they are and how they lead. She has held senior roles in philanthropy, serving as executive director and senior advisor to family and corporate foundations in Greece. She is the founder of Storymentor, a non-profit designing story-based programs for leadership, resilience and social change. Dr. Kosmopoulou holds a PhD in Classical Archaeology (Bryn Mawr College), an MBA (University of Leicester) and a certification in Public Narrative (Harvard Kennedy School). She is an independent researcher and field archaeologist and the author of a monograph on Greek sculpture and the only book on storytelling published in Greek. A recognized storytelling coach, speaker and podcaster, she is a regular contributor to Greek media on storytelling, business and public life. She is a member of the Advisory Board of Dianeosis and the Scientific Committee of Cycladic Identity of the Museum of Cycladic Art, as well as a member of the BMW Foundation Responsible Leaders Network and the Leading Change Network. She has previously served as Vice President of the Greek National Tourism Organization and as a board member of Technopolis and the Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation.