Litsa Panayotopoulos is a forward-thinking business strategy advisor and pioneer of digital governance transformation in Greece.

A committed advocate of innovation, Litsa creates opportunities for entrepreneurship and managerial strategy in her varied roles:
CEO of E.VI.A Intelligent Performance, President of Intale S.A. Retail Solutions,
V.P. of Papapostolou S.A. Medical Technologies.

Treasurer of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce (Former Secretary General and first female in this role in the organization’s 90 year history).
She is also the Founder and Chair of the Chamber’s Innovation, Education and Entrepreneurship Committee. Litsa is Vice President of the Citizens Movement (Kinisi Politon), board member of SΑΕΕ (Association of A.E & Entrepreneurship) and member of the Greek-Serbian Chamber of Commerce. She is also a
member of the Business Advisory Council of Athens University International MBA and others.

Her extensive career has been built in major systems and projects all over the world, (amongst others, Control Data). On her return to Greece, she led ORACLE Greece SE Europe & Cyprus, founding and managing subsidiaries in 16 countries. In addition, she also managed and developed major companies such as Geranos SA, OTE Academy (Greek Telecommunications Academy) and others.

Amongst many awards and recognitions, she has been awarded by the Ministry of Digital Governance for her significant contribution to digital transformation in Greece’s public sector and beyond. This important recognition highlights her important role in establishing management systems and the use of databases in the early 1990s, which spearheaded the sustainability and connectivity of private, academic and public sectors in Greece.

She is Honorary president of SEN/Junior Achievement Greece (founding member) and honorary president of the Association of Chief Executive Officers (EASE), ex-member of the IOBE and ex-President A.L.B.A Business University. She holds a BSc and MSc in Computer Science and Management - London University.