Angelina is delivering professional training sessions, combining lectures and hands-on/workshops approach for Private & Public sector organizations. Her personal style is based on excellent interpersonal communication skills. Thus, she is very effective in inspiring her teams and motivating her peers & partners for the accomplishment of the business targets. She is an ideal trainer for sales teams especially where innovation & Entrepreneurship should match.

She has also organized numerous local & international Conferences as coordinator & speaker such as WIN conference, FT events, BOUSSIAS content manager etc. Moreover she has been giving lectures in Panteion University, AUEB, EEDE, EKKDA and is a mentor for Entrepreneurship & Innovation teams, with distinctions, 1st or 2nd degree awards.

She is an ICF Accredited coach.

Professional Background

Angelina Michaelidis has 10 years experience in C-level executive positions, after a successful career in commercial roles mainly in ICT. She has been assigned positions related to new business development, project management, sales, sales management, negotiations. Excelled in creating the commercial strategy & focusing the entire team on the common goals in prime employers as IBM, SIEMENS group, WNI, Hewlett Packard, NCR etc.

Main markets of expertise are retail, finance, FMCG, healthcare, and eGovernment where she introduce effectively “business reengineering” , matching people requirements with Technology transformation solutions.

Angelina studied applied mathematics, in Athens University, management skills diploma, ALBA mini MBA, HB professional development courses, recently became ICF certified coach etc.

She has been a Board member of Hellenic Management Association (EEDE) President of Women managers' & Entrepreneurs section (TOGME), a member of the Association of Chief Executive Officers (Ε.Α.Σ.Ε.), member of Transparency international Hellas, founding member of National Committee of Entrepreneurship & Innovation and member of the Global Board Ready Women Group initiated by Financial Times.