Meet the founder of Osolvo.
Panos grew up in a family of small-business owners in Ierapetra, Crete. Watching a real, operating business get liquidated stays with you. It also focuses you.
He spent a decade in sales and business development across HoReCa, wholesale, SaaS, and publishing, building a ground-level understanding of how businesses acquire customers, retain them, and lose them. Along the way he developed the DISC 2 Method, a behavioral profiling framework that reverses the conventional sales process: profile the customer first, build the strategy second. He wrote the book on it, literally.
In 2024 he founded Osolvo Ltd in London. What started as websites became products. Products became a portfolio. The portfolio keeps growing.
He lives in Crete with his wife Alexandra and their two sons.
The best way to predict the future is to create it.
Best Budget Campaign. Awarded for the Easy Living villa management campaign — delivered 20x ROAS on a performance marketing strategy.
Certified in inbound marketing, CRM, and digital strategy. Ranked in the top 10 HubSpot partners across the Greek market.
Registered Shopify development and design partner. Building and customizing Shopify stores for clients across Europe.
Featured among the UK's most sustainable startups. Osolvo operates on 100% renewable energy infrastructure and runs fully remote.
A new framework for sales, marketing, and communication in the digital age.
Most sales techniques were built for a world where business happened face-to-face or over the phone. That world is gone. Email, social media, video calls — the majority of business interactions today are digital, and the old playbook does not translate.
Beyond The Avatar introduces DISC 2.0, a modern personality analysis model built for digital communication. It does not improve the original DISC framework; it reverses the process. Profile the customer first. Build the strategy second. Tailor the message, increase the influence, and dramatically improve the outcome.
Written for sales professionals, marketers, and founders who are done communicating at people and want to start communicating with them.
Osolvo started the way most studios do: building websites for clients. Then the problems got more interesting.
BizFinder was built because business owners in Greece needed a real marketplace to buy and sell without brokers and friction standing in the way. FounderNews started as a newsletter and grew into a digital publication with tens of thousands of monthly readers and subscribers across Europe and the US. Rizerve was built because hospitality clients needed a commission-free booking engine and nothing good enough existed, so we built it ourselves.
The pattern is the same every time: find the gap, build the answer, own and operate the result.
What’s next is more of the same. More products built from real problems. More acquisitions of things worth growing. More sectors where the old way is overdue for a replacement. Osolvo is not a finished thing. It’s a compounding one.
Whether you’re a potential partner, a founder with something worth growing, or someone who read the book and has questions — the door is open.