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Exarchos, Annivas Basil was born on April 18, 1933 in Athens, Greece. Son of Basil C. and Konstantina (Kiriazopoulou) Exarchos.
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Annivas Basil Exarchos, Greek shipyard company executive. Certified antibactirilogic-antiatomic-antichem. warfare Greek Navy Education Center, 1956. Decorated Golden Cross of Phinix Battalion, King Constantin the 2nd, Medal of Military Worthiness, Greek Minister of Defense, Medal of St. Achilleus, Bishop of Larissa.
Education
Diploma in Engineering Officer, Naval Academy Greece, 1954. Diploma in Advance Engineering, Naval Academy Greece, 1956.
Career
Commissioned cadet Greek Navy, 1949, advanced through grades to Commander, 1970, retired, 1975. Group maintenance manager "Fix" Group of Companies, Greece, 1967—1969. Field manager Hellenic Bottling Company, Greece, 1969—1971.
General manager/managing director Chandris Shipyards SA, Piraeus, Greece, since 1971. Professor Pythagoras Schools of Engineering, Athens, 1955—1965.
Achievements
Membership
President Brotherhood of Kaletziton of Epiros, Athens, since 1979. Member Association Katsanochoriton of Epiros, since 1970. Fellow: Institute Marine Engineers (London).
Member: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Association Shipbuilders/Ship Repairers (vice president), Union of Retired Engineering Officers, Organization Church Property (director 1980-1982, 1986-1987), Institute Marine Engineers, American Welding Society, Institute Naval Technology, Rotary Club, Yachting of Greece Club, Propeller of United States Club.
Connections
Married Alexandra Antonios Papageorgakopoulou. Children: Basil, Aristi Constantina.
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Education
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1954
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1956
Career
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1949
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1955 - 1965
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1967 - 1969
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1969 - 1971
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1970
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1971
Awards
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Decorated Golden Cross of Phinix Battalion, King Constantin the 2nd, Medal of Military Worthiness, Greek Minister of Defense, Medal of St. Achilleus, Bishop of Larissa.Decorated Golden Cross of Phinix Battalion, King Constantin the 2nd, Medal of Military Worthiness, Greek Minister of Defense, Medal of St. Achilleus, Bishop of Larissa.