Greek-American Michael Kratsios Takes Helm of US Science and Technology Office
December 24, 2024 - 03:50
US President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Michael Kratsios, a Greek-American with familial ties to the island of Chios and the northern city of Kastoria, as the new director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. Kratsios brings a wealth of experience in technology and innovation to this pivotal role, which is crucial for shaping the nation’s science and technology agenda.
With a strong background in both the private sector and government, Kratsios is expected to advocate for policies that promote scientific research and technological advancement. His appointment signals a commitment to harnessing science and technology to address some of the most pressing challenges facing the nation.
Kratsios has previously held significant positions in technology firms and has been involved in various initiatives aimed at fostering innovation. His leadership is anticipated to play a key role in advancing the United States' position as a global leader in science and technology.
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