The Pappas Post Features Stroumboulis' Hilarious Selfie Announcing Wife's Pregnancy

10/05/2014 | PappasPost.com

New York, NY – October 5, 2013 – In what started out as a funny attempt to announce the pregnancy of their first baby, Georgios Stroumboulis posted a revealing photo of his wife, Constandina Shakolas Stroumboulis, with her arms wrapped around the toilet as he gave the thumbs up with a smirk on his face.

Several hundred likes later, the PappasPost.com picked up this photo and posted it to their website and social media community, reaching tens of thousands of people worldwide. To read the funny article and to see the photo, see below or click here to access the PappasPost.com.

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Photo of the Day: How One Greek Canadian Marketing Entrepreneur Announced His Wife’s Pregnancy with a Selfie

Leave it to a social media and marketing entrepreneur to announce to the world that he and his wife are expecting their first child— in a way that might very well go viral online. Canadian-born George Stroumboulis shot a selfie of his wife Constandina Shakolas Stroumboulis hugging the porcelain god in what appears to be her first round of morning sickness. In the typical smile of any great selfie-taker, George shows his happiness with a “thumbs up”. He posted the photo on his Facebook page and tweeted it moments later.

George runs Boulibrand, a marketing strategy agency based in New York City. He’s a jack of all trades in various related fields and has worked in more than a dozen nations around the world.

No word yet if George will still be married to see the birth of his first child— His wife has yet to respond to his Facebook post or Tweet.

Tweet your congratulations to George.

Editor’s note: Best wishes to my close friend and Greek community confidant and supporter. Best wishes to you and Constandina. Kali Lefteria as we Greeks say and thanks for allowing me to share this “special” moment with the world via The Pappas Post. With love, Greg 

Link: http://www.pappaspost.com/photo-day-one-greek-canadian-marketing-entrepreneur-announced-wifes-pregnancy-selfie/

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BouliBran is a boutique marketing + entrepreneurship + communications + branding movement focused on creating vibrant, purposeful and revenue-generating media experiences on a partner-by-partner basis. With strategic partnerships in New York, Toronto, Athens, Los Angeles, New Delhi and Shanghai, we work directly with savvy, driven and optimistic clients wanting to produce fresh platforms of communication and target nouveau markets internationally with their startup businesses and services. BouliBrand is propelled by Georgios (George) Stroumboulis (Γιώργος Στρουμπούλης) - an internationally seasoned marketing professional with tangible business experiences across multiple industries and diverse cultures. To learn more about BouliBrand, Georgios and the stimulating team spearheading the BouliBrand movement forward, get in contact at www.BouliBrand.com, www.Facebook.com/BouliBrand, www.Twitter.com/Stroumboulis (@stroumboulis), www.Instagram.com/Stroumboulis (@stroumboulis), www.LinkedIn.com/in/Stroumboulis, www.YouTube.com/Stroumboulis or www.Pinterest.com/BouliBrand. Georgios Stroumboulis has been featured in several forms of international and domestic media, including: newspapers, magazines, websites, blogs, television, radio and as a public speaker. His and his company's efforts have been published and broadcasted in many languages in popular news outlets, including: The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, Barron's, Ethnos, Ta Nea, El Mundo, India Today, G1 Brasil, Kathimerini, Naftemboriki, Athens News, Greek Reporter, Antenna TV, ERT World, SKAI News, MEGA News, The Electrical Distributor, Lighting Design + Application, Athens Radio, Imerisia, Neos Kosmos, Kerdos, Axia, GR Reporter, Isotimia, OPA! Magazine and several others. Stroumboulis was also recognized in 2014 by Greek America Foundation (GAF) with the 40-Under-40 Award as one of the most influential Greek business leaders in North America. Stroumboulis works with political leaders in Canada, the USA, Greece and Australia to push Greek interests forward through various charities and Hellenic-inspired initiatives.