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Renee Pappas: “I Enjoy Promoting Greek Culture & Art” (VIDEO)

New Greek TV's featured Greek of the Week is Public Relations Strategist & Art Exhibition Consultant Renee Pappas.

A full on-air interview with Pappas on "In The Spotlight" hosted by New Greek TV President Yanna Darilis, can be viewed at the very bottom of this page.

The Greek-American's renowned entertainment career was established when she began as an International Famous Agency agent. She later worked as the Beach Boys' Personal Appearances Director, before joining Geffen-Roberts Management Company in 1972. Pappas' professional path has continued to flourish ever since.  

Pappas, who currently resides in Chicago, has been a leader in the global promotion of Hellenic art and culture. Her work has been featured on CNN, Euronews and in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The International Herald Tribune, and Time Magazine, among other leading media portals.

The Greek advocate's clients include The Benaki Museum, The Basil and Elise Goulandris Museum of Contemporary Art, The Goulandris Museum of Cycladic Art, and The Goulandris Museum of Natural History. Pappas reigned as the National Hellenic Museum's Development Director beginning in 2013, for a year and a half.

This past March, the Public Relations Strategist & Art Exhibition Consultant joined Hilton Asmus Contemporary and works as its Marketing Director, along with other art and entertainment ventures.  

As Pappas states at the conclusion of her interview, "I am very proud to be Greek. I spent a number of years in Greece promoting the things that I believe is important which is art and culture. All I can say is that I hope that there is a light soon at the end of the tunnel and that things will turn around. Unfortunately many times for things to change, things have to come to a turning point."

To learn more about Renee Pappas and her heritage, career, and exciting endeavors, watch the on-air segment in full, at the very bottom of this page.

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Last modified onSaturday, 08 August 2015 04:28