Evanthia Stavrou is the President of the Association “ANAZITITES THEATROU” (FIX in Art), co-founder of AMKE M-eating Hub & Co-founder of KOINSEP For Me, and an active member of the creative team of Street Mode Festival. Ms. Stavrou is a creative cultural entrepreneur, recyclable art artist, origami plant creator, holistic educator, and activist.

Mrs. Stavrou is an art & cultural program manager at Fix in Art, an upcycling and origami artist with over 6 years of experience in creative, independent event, and project production. She has acted as a creative producer and event director for international cultural events, specializing in community-driven arts, music, events, and awareness campaigns. She has conceptualized and delivered, festivals, summits, and strategic campaigns within her capacity as the president of Fix in Art since 2016 as part of alternative and mainstream festivals.

As the president of Fix in Art, Evita plays a key role on on-site manager in charge of programming and development, seeking and facilitating symbiotic partnerships, recruiting teaching artists, and spearheading outreach for community activities, student enrollment and publicity purposes.

Promoting non formal education and youth empowerment has been vital to Evita, as well as facilitating and teaching creative thinking workshops, upcycling crafts.

Born in 1965 in Melbourne, Australia, Mrs. Karra is the wife of Theodoros Chatzianastasiadis and mother of 2 girls, Korina and Ioanna. She worked for 15 years at OTE and after her resignation, she devoted herself to her husband’s family business. The bottling and packaging company is in the hands of the third generation, and she is hoping for its continuation from her recently acquired grandson. She has been elected for the last 7 years in the second community of the municipality of Thessaloniki.

She is the Chairman of the Committee on Culture and Education, Secretary-General of the AEGEAN PATROL association, and Manager of Public Relations of the elite rescue team. She is also a member of a large group of citizens who support the homeless and the needy who will be judged by the group to provide them help.

Vassiliki Kartsiakli graduated from the History and Archaeology department of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and continued with postgraduate studies in Byzantine Archaeology and Art. She also studied Greek Palaeography and Conservation and Restoration of Works of Art. She has worked as an archaeologist for the Ministry of Culture, at Telloglion Fine Arts Foundation and has cooperated with the research committee of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki for research programmes. Since 2013 she is a certified tourist guide (AUTH) and a founding member of the cultural company Dot2dot, as Head of Research, Planning and Implementation of themed and experiential tours and educational programs. Last but non least, she is the President of the Supervisory board of the Energy Community WEnCoop.