Career
Athina Krikeli is a correspondent for the Voice of America in New York, and a political correspondent for ERT 3, the national television channel of northern Greece. Her radio show "Ta Dika Mas" Antenna is showcased on a permanent exhibition at The Paley Center for Media. She is a member of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers the Foreign Press Association and the United Nations Correspondents Association. She is a partner of HONEYBEE Productions Company in Greece a dedicated artistic company that works to promote Greece, Hellas, and Greek Culture abroad.
She is the publisher of the monthly Greek American magazine "Ellopia Press". She is the creator of web pages for Katoikos Ampelokipon, Soloist Nikos Tatasopoulos, the Broadcast Pros, the Metropolitan city of the Island of Chios.
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