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Antonia Michailidi is a Trainee Legal Consultant at Spark Legal and Policy Consulting, having joined the company in 2023.
Antonia received her Bachelor’s degree in Law (LLB with Honours) from the University of Central Lancashire (2018) and her Master’s degree (LLM with Honours) in International Commercial and Corporate Law from the University of Maastricht (2020). Antonia also completed the “Leading Change” course (2019) offered by the University of Cambridge. This course is specifically designed for winners of the Queens Young Leaders Award intending to offer customised training and mentoring to each winner. Antonia is a qualified lawyer of the Cyprus Bar Association and an Associate Fellow of the Royal Commonwealth Society.
Before joining Spark, Antonia gained working experience in various law firms in Spain and Cyprus where she focused on international commercial law, renewable energy investments, alternative dispute resolution methods and European law. She has also completed a Blue Book Traineeship at the European Commission in Brussels (DG GROW).
Her mother tongue is Greek, she speaks English fluently and has a good understanding of French and Italian.
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