Κλειώ Αργυροπούλου

Clio Argyropoulou is a graduate student at Boston University pursuing a Master’s degree in Global Policy. She holds dual undergraduate degrees in International Relations and European Affairs, with a minor in International Business from Deree – The American College of Greece, and in Political Science and Social Policy from Panteion University, both awarded with Magna Cum Laude distinction.

Professionally, Clio currently serves as Executive Director of Administration at the Center for Clinical Epidemiology Research and Outcomes (CLEO) in Athens, where she oversees operations, manages budgets, and contributes to the submission of all funded projects. Previously, she worked as the Administrative Coordinator at Columbia Global Center Athens, and interned at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, supporting high-level trade missions and strategic dialogues. She also gained extensive international experience at the U.S. Embassy in Athens, working in the Commercial Section on market research, investment promotion, and diplomatic event coordination. Her early professional background includes roles in commercial expansion at the private sector. 

Beyond her academic and professional achievements, Clio has actively engaged in research and academic activities, including the writing of several research paper, participation in the major Forums and Dialogues in Greece, and summer studies at Oxford University. She has also volunteered extensively, engaging in the coordination of career oriented events, community blood drives, supporting children with special needs, and contributing to charitable associations in Greece. 

Fluent in Greek and English, proficient in German, and a beginner in Italian, and French, Clio combines strong linguistic, analytical, and organizational skills with a passion for international diplomacy, public health, and global policy.