The announcement in full: “The management of Alter Ego Media welcomes George Saliaris-Fasseas, the Group’s new General Director of Strategy, Technology and Development.

George Saliaris-Fasseas read Management Sciences at the University of Warwick and went on to study for his MSc in the Analysis, Design and Management of Information Systems (ADMIS) at the London School of Economics (LSE).

A market insider, he has extensive experience in interactive communication and online advertising. In 2000, he founded his own digital marketing company, yellownetroad, a precursor to the award-winning OgilvyOne, whose CEO he was.

Having been the first person to serve as a Country Manager for the tech giant Google in Greece, he returned to the Bold Ogilvy Group as its General Manager. Subsequently, George Saliaris-Fasseas undertook the duties of President of IPG Mediabrands, in which post he was responsible for five countries (Greece, Turkey, Austria, Switzerland and Portugal).

For the last four years, he has been an Operating Partner at Big Pi Ventures. A Greek venture capital fund, Big Pi Ventures manages 95 million Euro of capital and has invested in 24 tech companies to date (including TileDB, Orfium and Intelligencia).”

About Alter Media Group

Alter Ego Media Group is the leading media group in Greece, operating category-winning media assets in various news, entertainment and niche category areas including:

Mega TV (the leading free to air TV station in Greece with its vast library of original content and series), Ta Nea newspaper (the most famous Greek daily), To Vima newspaper (the 100 year old and most credible Sunday paper and WSJ’s partner)along with their online editions. The company has a strong digital presence with in.gr (Greece’s most famous and largest portal) and various other brands like OT, Vita, Mommy, Vima Magazino, Diakopes and Grace. Since 2021 the company has acquired the music radio station “My Radio”.

Alter Ego Media currently employs more than 1.000 people across its media assets.