Eve Geroulis
Eve Geroulis is a Senior Lecturer at Loyola University Chicago Quinlan School of Business. She joined the faculty of Loyola University Chicago School of Business in the fall of 2003 where she imparts her professional executive experiences in the classroom, ranging from international advertising agencies to hi-tech start ups. She has also taught graduate courses at the Edhec School of Business in France, The American College of Greece in Athens and Loyola University’s Rome Campus. She continues to work with institutions in Europe and the United States addressing how companies can best leverage post-modern digital and global market realities across communication initiatives and has addressed the subject at a variety of forums including Google, The Conference Board and the European Union’s Marie Curie Conference on Research & Innovation in Brussels. She also delivered a Tedx Talk in Athens in October 2011.
Eve holds her BA in political science and journalism from Loyola University Chicago and her MSA from Northwestern University.
Hope Amidst the Storm
In November 2008, a financial crisis that began with mortgage defaults in America would quickly ravage Greece. President Obama’s Chief of Staff, Rahm Emanuel's,...
The Death of Demos
Having just returned from Greece, I settled in to watch the second U.S. presidential debate over the tsipouro and kefalogravera I smuggled in my...
Brexit’s Town vs. Country
A stunned world is asking how Britain could vote for angry nationalism over pragmatic internationalism. How could the once mighty British Empire be transformed...
Salting Greece
Historians claim that when Scipio sacked Carthage in 146 BC, he salted the earth to guarantee nothing would ever grow on Carthaginian soil. To...
From Ataturk to Venizelos
MYTILENE, Greece – Crossing the Bosporus from Istanbul to Athens with a university colleague – one the daughter of Turkish immigrants, the other the...
2016 | Annus Horribilis
If you didn’t already have enough to be nervous about, just consider the early hours of 2016. January 1 brought above freezing temperatures to Antarctica,...
It Was Once My Mother
Watching the clash of civilizations sweeping across Europe with Sophoclean fury is unbearable for anyone with a shred of humanity left in them. Whether...
Opinion: #ThisIsNeoliberalism
A Greek prince of the left, channeling Odysseus and an Australian mystic, took arms against the Brussels Fight Club, crusading for his nation’s very...
OXI to NAI. NAI to OXI. OXI to OXI.
With Greece’s doomsday clock ticking closer and closer to midnight, even the reports that Germany’s acerbic Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has conceded Greek debt...
Varoufakis Exit Stage Left. Lew Enter Stage Right.
This year's 4th of July holiday coincided with Greece’s referendum. As an American by birth and Greek by blood, I honor America’s victory over taxation without...
Kalo Mena Greece
On the first day of each month, Greeks greet each other with the salutation Kalo Mena, loosely translated as “Have a Good Month.” This first day of July 2015 promises to bring very little good for Greece.
When You’ve Got Nothing (or Everything) to Lose
Greece knows it. The EU knows it. Hell, we all know it wouldn’t work. This extend-and-pretend strategy of unending bailouts. No matter what emerges over...
