Nicholas Karambelas
Washington DC Investment Consultant
Washington United States (District of Columbia)
Professional Status
Employed
Available
About Me
A cum laude graduate of Union College, Nicholas Karambelas holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and comparative literature. He subsequently earned a law degree (J.D.) from Fordham University School of Law and a Master of International Affairs (M.I.A.) from Columbia University, where he specialized in international law and Middle Eastern affairs. Mr. Karambelas founded Hastings Analysis in 2021.
As a founding director of the firm, Mr. Karambelas assists business to translate promising business concepts into competent investment concepts. Working with experts, he develops effective investment strategies for potential investors. Typically, Hastings Analysis presents to potential investors information about a business plan and a business which the potential investor will consider relevant to the investment decision. These factors include return on investment, exit terms, and share in the appreciation in value. In addition to his consulting career, Mr. Karambelas has published numerous articles for international business professionals, including the Comparative Guide to Business Entities in Greece for United States Business Persons. He has authored a treatise on US corporate law and practice which is published by Thomas Reuters (Westlaw). He is a member of the American Hellenic Institute and serves as vice chair on the Board of Trustees of the American Community Schools of Athens, Greece.
As a founding director of the firm, Mr. Karambelas assists business to translate promising business concepts into competent investment concepts. Working with experts, he develops effective investment strategies for potential investors. Typically, Hastings Analysis presents to potential investors information about a business plan and a business which the potential investor will consider relevant to the investment decision. These factors include return on investment, exit terms, and share in the appreciation in value. In addition to his consulting career, Mr. Karambelas has published numerous articles for international business professionals, including the Comparative Guide to Business Entities in Greece for United States Business Persons. He has authored a treatise on US corporate law and practice which is published by Thomas Reuters (Westlaw). He is a member of the American Hellenic Institute and serves as vice chair on the Board of Trustees of the American Community Schools of Athens, Greece.
