Dr P. Trivellas is Professor at the Department of Agribusiness & Supply Chain Management (Agricultural University of Athens), internal member of the Council of Administration and Director of the Laboratory of Organizational Innovation and Management Systems (ORIMAS Lab). He holds a MSc-Ing in Chemical Engineering and a Ph.D. degree in strategic management styles (National Technical University of Athens-NTUA). He has more than 20 years of teaching experience in undergraduate and postgraduate studies (traditional and distance learning).
He has been granted with a patent (OBI no. 1010524/10-8-2023: Hellenic Industrial Property Organisation) for an integrated decision-making tool (Innovative Air Network Optimization System/IANOS-DSS), which synthesizes the requirements and constraints of the core stakeholders (in remote and isolated communities served by Public Service Obligation/PSO routes via a cocreation method), in order to optimize and increase the coherence of the PSO route network, maximizing social & economic impacts and reducing the environmental footprint.
He has been involved as scientific coordinator or head researcher in more than fifteen funded research projects in the fields of Supply Chain Mgt, Sustainability, Entrepreneurship, Knowledge Mgt, HRM, Multi-actor multi-criteria analysis, e-training, WLB, and skills & competencies.
He has published more than 90 research papers in academic journals and international conferences. His core research interests focus on the areas of Strategic Management, Supply Chain Management, Organizational Behaviour, Innovation Management, Entrepreneurship, Sustainability, CSR, TQM, e-learning and Quality in Higher Education.
Assistant Professor. According to Google Scholar, his published work includes 50 publications in the fields of agricultural/rural economics and regional development. His research mainly focuses on maritime economics, investment appraisal in rural areas, economic risk and uncertainty in agricultural production, exploration of socio-economic phenomena and impacts occurring in rural areas, and finally, on the productivity and technical efficiency of agricultural and livestock farms and fishing enterprises. He has 309 citations for his published work, and his research impact index (h-index) is 9. He has participated in 15 research projects funded by European and national programs, of which he is the scientific coordinator for two. He has taught in the undergraduate program of the Department of Agricultural Business Management the following courses: 1) Introduction to Agricultural Economics, 2) Organization and Management of Agricultural Enterprises I, 3) Organization and Management of Agricultural Enterprises II, 4) Microeconomic Theory, and 5) Macroeconomic Theory. Additionally, he has taught at the undergraduate level in other departments the courses: 1) Special Topics in Statistics, 2) Statistics I, 3) Statistics III, 4) Econometrics I, 5) Management and Marketing of Agritourism Enterprises. Finally, at the postgraduate level, he has taught Microeconomic Theory."
