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Dr. Fotios Fitsilis has an academic background in Law, Economics and Engineering. While operating on a global scale, he has been active in various fields, from telecommunications and logistics to management and governance. Since 2008, he is a researcher at the Scientific Service of the Hellenic Parliament. Dr. Fitsilis has been visiting Professor at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. In 2017, he founded the Hellenic OCR Team, a crowdsourcing initiative for the study of parliamentary data.
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