Stefanos Nollas studied film direction in Greece and Spain. From 2001 to 2003 he worked in organic markets in Athens and then in cultivating biodynamic produce in Skopelos. In 2007 he founded «Agoni Grammi Gonimi», an organisation that is already in its second decade of life. In 2009 in collaboration with Eleftherotypia publishes «Κοντέινερ» magazine. He has been a special adviser for the street paper “Shedia” from its establishment in 2013 until December 2015. Currently he serves as a Board Member of the Thessaloniki Film Festival.

Dahne Zoumboulakis studied wood and stone conservation and restoration at City and Guilds of London Art School, where she also worked for two years after the end of her studies. In 1996 she returned to Greece where she started working at Zoumboulakis gallery at Kolonaki Square, since 2000 is the managing director, organizing exhibitions of younger artists. Since 2007 curates the creation of Zone D, a platform dedicated to the presentation of new trends in international contemporary art housed in various spaces.

George Divanis studied philosophy at the New School for Social Research (MA Philosophy) in New York. In 2009 in collaboration with Eleftherotypia publishes «Κοντέινερ» magazine. He has been a member of the Greek Federation of Kung Fu responsible for Social Sports and as a teacher has participated in educational programs throughout Greece.

Athanasios Koutsianas is the Head of Learning Organization Systems at Apivita SA. As a Board Member in New Wrinkle, consults various forms on impact policies and sustainable development goals. Holds a Bsc in Systems Sciences and an Msc on Environmental Development from Schumacher College/University of Plymouth,UK. “Systems Thinker and passionate on complex issues, he finds himself at ease with social progress concepts while contributing with arguments on cultural diversity and tech jargon in Greek, Spanish, English or French.”

Panos Papadimitropoulos studied social anthropology and history at the University of Kent, U.K., where in 2004 he also completed his post-graduate degree in the anthropology of ethnicity, nationalism and identity. He worked as an english teacher in Athens for five years, until he decided to return to the social sciences where he felt really belonged. In 2018 he obtained a PhD at the University of the Aegean in the sub-field of political anthropology, focusing on social movements collective action. He firmly believes in the ever timely character of social emancipation.

Daphne Arvaniti studied social policy and social anthropology at Panteion University and she’s currently completing her master’s degree in Public Health, specialized in Health Inequities, at the Medical School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Her research and professional interests include public health communication, social inequalities, social epidemiology, telemedicine and european social policy systems. She speaks fluently English, French and upper beginner’s level of German. Her true passion is to keep learning new things.