Achilleas Stamatiadis

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Achilleas holds a BA in Government, History, and International Affairs from Northeastern University. He is a Harvard GSAS program alumnus, having spent a research year in Cambridge, Massachusetts studying Classical Philology and Philosophy and holds an MA in Comparative Literature, Ancient Philosophy, and Leadership from the University of Chicago. Upon receiving his MA degree, he was invited to deliver a series of lectures on Humanistic Leadership at UChicago’s CHS, CCH in Paris, and The Paideia Institute in New York City. A section of his MA thesis was published by University of Pennsylvania’s Discentes journal and can also be found through the Library of Congress online catalogue. He is currently conducting research in preparation for a forthcoming PhD in Humanistic Leadership. He has served as Ministerial Special Advisor at the Foreign Affairs Office of the Hellenic Republic and is a full-time mentor at the Trebuchet Convisero Consortium of Tufts University’s Institute for Global Leadership. In addition, he serves as Research Analyst and Educational Advisor to the President of World Human Forum. In 2023, supported by a team of academics and executives, he established the Faros Leadership Initiative to advance research on models of Humanistic Leadership, Renaissance Studies, and the revival of civic consciousness inspired by virtue ethics. As both a practitioner and a researcher, he is convinced that the humanities have a much to teach us about world human values, and he aspires to call himself a Humanist through the daily application of these values in both words and deeds.