Constantine Alexandrakis

Well, happy to, Simon. And I think you might be able to tell from my name that there's a heavy Greek influence there. And both my parents were raised in Greece. My mother was born in Egypt, but raised in Greece. My father was born on the you know, lived very interesting early lives and kind of difficult lives at that time.

Well, happy to, Simon. And I think you might be able to tell from my name that there's a heavy Greek influence there. And both my parents were raised in Greece. My mother was born in Egypt, but raised in Greece. My father was born on the you know, lived very interesting early lives and kind of difficult lives at that time.

Well, happy to, Simon. And I think you might be able to tell from my name that there's a heavy Greek influence there. And both my parents were raised in Greece. My mother was born in Egypt, but raised in Greece. My father was born on the you know, lived very interesting early lives and kind of difficult lives at that time.

The Greeks were kind of exiled from Egypt when she was a young child and they were refugees in Greece. And my father lost his father and his grandfather in the Second World War. They were executed by the Nazis when their village was invaded. So I mentioned that because I think

The Greeks were kind of exiled from Egypt when she was a young child and they were refugees in Greece. And my father lost his father and his grandfather in the Second World War. They were executed by the Nazis when their village was invaded. So I mentioned that because I think

The Greeks were kind of exiled from Egypt when she was a young child and they were refugees in Greece. And my father lost his father and his grandfather in the Second World War. They were executed by the Nazis when their village was invaded. So I mentioned that because I think

Part of my formative elements and literally DNA has been around the importance of family and helping your neighbor and doing good for others, which my parents had to experience as they grew up in those environments. And as they came to the United States for education and subsequently becoming university professors.

Part of my formative elements and literally DNA has been around the importance of family and helping your neighbor and doing good for others, which my parents had to experience as they grew up in those environments. And as they came to the United States for education and subsequently becoming university professors.

Part of my formative elements and literally DNA has been around the importance of family and helping your neighbor and doing good for others, which my parents had to experience as they grew up in those environments. And as they came to the United States for education and subsequently becoming university professors.

So one of the things I was raised on was this concept of the Greek word philotimo, which if you Google it, you'll see there's no real translation. But the meaning of it is around helping others, giving of yourself, generosity, kindness, and treating others with respect. And that's a key concept. element of the Greek culture. It's a key element of the culture that I was kind of raised with.

So one of the things I was raised on was this concept of the Greek word philotimo, which if you Google it, you'll see there's no real translation. But the meaning of it is around helping others, giving of yourself, generosity, kindness, and treating others with respect. And that's a key concept. element of the Greek culture. It's a key element of the culture that I was kind of raised with.

So one of the things I was raised on was this concept of the Greek word philotimo, which if you Google it, you'll see there's no real translation. But the meaning of it is around helping others, giving of yourself, generosity, kindness, and treating others with respect. And that's a key concept. element of the Greek culture. It's a key element of the culture that I was kind of raised with.

And it's a key element of how I like to work with colleagues and lead our organizations and our clients.

And it's a key element of how I like to work with colleagues and lead our organizations and our clients.

And it's a key element of how I like to work with colleagues and lead our organizations and our clients.

It's a good question. I mean, I think everyone, no matter what culture you're raised in, there are values associated with that, positive values and ways of interacting with fellow human beings that shape one as they go through school and life experiences, right? I think that... the way that's translated into organizations is through organizational culture.

It's a good question. I mean, I think everyone, no matter what culture you're raised in, there are values associated with that, positive values and ways of interacting with fellow human beings that shape one as they go through school and life experiences, right? I think that... the way that's translated into organizations is through organizational culture.

It's a good question. I mean, I think everyone, no matter what culture you're raised in, there are values associated with that, positive values and ways of interacting with fellow human beings that shape one as they go through school and life experiences, right? I think that... the way that's translated into organizations is through organizational culture.

And every organization, most organizations have a culture, and it's a combination of the shared values of the people in that organization, and sort of the emotions and the way that community is formed in that organization, the way work gets done in that organization. And I don't think any of those things, Simon, if I'm answering your question correctly, are static.

And every organization, most organizations have a culture, and it's a combination of the shared values of the people in that organization, and sort of the emotions and the way that community is formed in that organization, the way work gets done in that organization. And I don't think any of those things, Simon, if I'm answering your question correctly, are static.