American Hellenic Institute

Purpose

The AHI Business Network is a division of AHI initiated in 1989 to reach out to the business experience of Greek Americans and to put it to work helping other Greek Americans. Its purpose is to share business information and contacts. Its concept is people helping people by sharing experience, knowledge and ideas. The Business Network is building a business and resource center at Hellenic House.

Goals & Objectives

To provide our members with the capability of networking with Greek American men and women.

What kind of Greek Americans? Energetic, enthusiastic, motivated, bright and ambitious—in other words, typical Greek Americans—entrepreneurs and professionals eager not only to make new contacts, but ready to help one another move up the ladder, tap into new markets, and share creative ideas.

AHI Business Network Activities

  • Network luncheons & receptions throughout the country
  • Sponsoring specialized seminars
  • Providing the opportunity to make business contacts via the AHI Webnet
 
 
 

 AHI RESUME BANK

Simeon Christos Mavridis
Seeking: Interests in international business, multicultural marketing, and consumer products.
Date Posted: 09/24/2007
John Kapelos
Seeking: Quality Assurance Engineer Sr. Software Test Engineer Customer Support Engineer
Date Posted: 11/26/2007
George W. Chitwood
Seeking: My name is George Chitwood and I am the Assistant Director for Computer Security Compliance at the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA). My purpose in writing is to initiate an application for a suitable position within the European Union. I am turning my professional interest and focus to the Eastern European and, if possible, Greek market. I believe I can provide a cutting-edge enterprise information security perspective and I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss this. I am a certified security professional whose specific skills and experience are outlined in my CV. Over the last five years I have managed multiple teams of Government and Contractor personnel in the performance of Certification and Accreditation (C&A), Policy, Remediation, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Transportation Sector Cyber Security, Security Architecture, Contractual Governance, Audit and Training. Prior to the TSA, I was a Management and Program Analyst at the Federal Aviation Administration where I developed the FAA’s international computer security program and was the primary liaison with the US State Department on overseas Administrative support. During my 31 year career in the Government and Private sector I have supported numerous military and commercial space and defense programs. The assignments were diverse, including mechanical and thermal engineering, internal project cost control, project team leadership, and new business proposals. I currently hold CISSP and SCADA Security Architect (SSCA) certifications. One of my latest endeavors was a paper on the Examination of the Benefits of (Wireless) Mesh and RFID in Containers, which I delivered at the International Association of Marine Economists Annual Conference in Athens Greece last summer. I am married with one son.
Date Posted: 03/16/2008

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