Senior Key Account Manager & Head of Earth Observation & Geospatial Unit, Terra Spatium SA, Greece Georgia Kalousi is a Surveying & Geoinformatics Engineer with an MSc in Geoinformatics and 25 years of professional experience in Earth Observation, Remote Sensing and geospatial technologies, with a strong focus on transforming space-based data into innovative, operational services across multiple sectors, including environment, climate resilience, security and health. She currently serves as Senior Key Account Manager and Head of the Earth Observation & Geospatial Unit at Terra Spatium SA, combining strategic business development, international cooperation and stakeholder engagement with the technical and operational leadership of multidisciplinary Earth Observation activities. Her expertise spans satellite Earth Observation, Copernicus services, geospatial intelligence, environmental monitoring, climate-related risk assessment and advanced geospatial analytics, with particular emphasis on the integration of space-based information with socioeconomic and sector-specific datasets to support evidence-based decision-making. In the health domain, she is actively involved in the development of innovative applications leveraging Copernicus environmental and atmospheric data, geospatial analytics and socioeconomic indicators to assess environmental determinants of health, identify geographical patterns of vulnerability and support the spatial characterisation of health risks. Her recent activities include the development of the NEXUS health risk mapping demonstrator, exploring the relationship between air pollution, environmental exposure, socioeconomic conditions and respiratory health, particularly Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). Throughout her career, she has managed and contributed to numerous European Space Agency (ESA), European Union and national research and innovation projects, addressing environmental intelligence, climate adaptation, Earth Observation applications and the development of downstream space services. She brings extensive experience in international project coordination, stakeholder engagement, business development and the commercial exploitation of space technologies, with a particular interest in strengthening the uptake of EU Space Programme capabilities within the healthcare sector, bridging the gap between satellite-derived environmental intelligence and practical applications for public health, disease risk assessment, prevention and healthcare decision support.