TP Greece has announced a new management structure, with Charlotte Foucault remaining at the helm of the company in Greece while also retaining her responsibilities as CEO for Romania and the PCUB regional cluster (Poland, the Czech Republic, Ukraine and the Balkans).
Under the new organisational structure, which takes effect on 1 November 2026, current Chief Operating Officer (COO) Nondas Platis will become Managing Director for Greece, reporting directly to Charlotte Foucault, while current Vice President of Operations Andreas Mikroutsikos will take over as Chief Operating Officer (COO).
The new management structure strengthens TP Greece’s operations, ensuring continuity in its strategy while recognising executives with extensive experience and a significant contribution to the company’s growth.
Charlotte Foucault retains overall responsibility for TP Greece, alongside her responsibilities for Romania and the PCUB regional cluster countries. Her strategy continues to focus on growing the company’s operations, harnessing technology and innovation, and further strengthening TP’s presence in the markets under her remit.
Nondas Platis has more than 25 years’ experience in customer service and operations management. He joined TP Greece in 2008 and has since held a succession of positions with increasing responsibility, contributing to the growth of the company’s operations, operational efficiency and the continuous improvement of the employee and customer experience. He has served as Chief Operating Officer since 2024.
Andreas Mikroutsikos began his career at TP Greece in 2007 as a customer service representative. He went on to hold roles in supervision, operational analysis and operations management, and has served as Vice President of Operations since 2022. His career is a notable example of the opportunities for professional development and advancement the company offers its people.
Commenting on the appointments, Charlotte Foucault said:
“TP Greece is going through a period of significant change, as technology and artificial intelligence are changing the way businesses operate and serve their customers. Our aim is to make the most of these opportunities by combining technological innovation with our people’s experience and skills, so that we can create services that deliver ever greater value to our partners.
A strong management team is crucial to this journey. Nondas Platis and Andreas Mikroutsikos know the company inside out and have made a substantial contribution to its growth. I have great confidence in their abilities and am certain that, in their new roles, they will help shape the next chapter for TP Greece: a company that continues to evolve, invest in its people and create new opportunities for growth”.
The new management structure reaffirms TP Greece’s commitment to continuous development, with a focus on harnessing in-house expertise, developing its people and providing high-value-added services, the company says.