Petros Chamakiotis, PhD, HDR, is Full Professor of Technology Management in the Department of Management at ESCP Business School, where he is also the Scientific Director of the MSc in Digital Project Management & Consulting (2020–present) and the elected European Faculty Advisory Committee (EFAC) Representative for the Madrid Campus (2025–present). He is also an Associate Fellow at the Digital Futures at Work Research Centre in the UK; and a Senior Editor for the Information Systems Journal, the Information Systems Practice Journal, and the Australasian Journal of Information Systems. He earned his PhD from the University of Bath, UK and his HDR from Université Paris-Saclay, France.

Petros is known for his work on Information Systems (IS)-mediated environments (e.g. GenAI, hybrid work, online communities, virtual teams) and the topics of leadership and creativity within this context. He is also interested in the wider societal impacts of IS and specifically in how IS use/adoption can create value in the Global South and the context of forced migration. He has helped to generate over £8m in research income from prestigious British funders and has published nearly 100 papers in leading academic journals, edited collections, and international conference proceedings. Further, he has edited three Special Issues as Guest Editor, he has published teaching cases, and he writes regularly for the international professional/popular press.

Finally, Petros is an active member of the international IS research community and he has undertaken leadership roles such as that of Chair of the IFIP Working Group 9.5 on ‘Our Digital Lives’. He has acted as an External Examiner (EE) for postgraduate programmes (Royal Holloway, University of London; Newcastle University) and for PhD defences (viva examinations) at various universities (King's College London; The Open University; Toulouse Capitole University) and as Mentor at Doctoral Consortia. And he has sat on both sides of accreditation boards and panels (e.g. EQUIS, AACSB).

Petros lives in Madrid, holds Greek (EU) and British citizenship, speaks English, Greek, and Spanish fluently (C2), and has an intermediate knowledge of German (B2).