[…]Advisor to the Ministry of Economy and Finance (1986-1989) on public enterprises and incomes policy issues, and to the Bank of Greece (1989-1994) on monetary policy issues. From 1994 to July 2000, he was Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors at the Ministry of Economy and Finance. In this capacity, he was involved in the design of macroeconomic and structural policies, represented the Ministry in the Monetary Committee of the European Union, took part in the negotiations for the entry of Greece in Economic and Monetary Union and was responsible for the annual consultations with the IMF, the European […]
[…]He recently held a TV writing masterclass in the “Meet the Future” section of Thessaloniki International Film […]
[…]negative perceptions of refugees, to advocate for refugee rights, and to influence citizens and EU policy-makers. In 2017, he received a scholarship from The American College of Greece, and he will earn his BA degree in Communications and Journalism this June. He also received a scholarship from Harvard University for their Summer Course in Refugee and Migration studies last year. He has just started a podcast, “The Untold,” looking at the refugee perspective from a 360-degree perspective. Gregory Vallianatos is a retired Greek journalist, political scientist, communication expert, and activist. He was at the forefront of the Greek movement for […]
[…]in 2005. She was named Newcomer of the Year at the British Book Awards and the novel became an international bestseller, translated into 40 languages, with over 6 million copies sold worldwide. It was turned into a 26-part Greek TV series which achieved record ratings for Greece. Her affection for the Mediterranean then took her to Spain, and in The Return she wrote about the painful secrets of its civil war. In her third novel, The Thread, Victoria returned to Greece to tell the extraordinary and turbulent tale of Thessaloniki and its people across the 20th century. Published in 2011 […]
[…]a strong track record of scholarly activity, having presented at numerous states, national, and international conferences and having her work published in peer-reviewed journals. Before becoming the Associate Dean of the College of Professional Psychology at The Chicago School, Dr. Collins-Jones was the inaugural Department Chair in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) at The Chicago School-Dallas Campus. In addition to developing and managing the program, she taught courses in Child and Adolescent Psychopathology, Assessment, Supervision and Consultation, Advanced Behavioral Therapy, Health Psychology, and Pediatric Psychology. In addition to her academic work, Dr. Collins-Jones is active in several professional organizations, including the American […]
[…]his career, Nikitas has led global multidisciplinary teams, held management board seats in international subsidiaries, and helped achieve important milestones, such as growing successful international businesses, corporate transformations and initial public offerings (IPOs). Additionally, Nikitas has actively contributed as a member of international committees and industry associations, such as the U.K. Investment Association. He collaborates with other industry leaders, regulators, and government members to address and shape critical consumer and policy priorities, such as in the areas of sustainability and pensions. Outside of his professional pursuits, Nikitas is an avid runner, having completed marathons in various European cities and a […]
[…]waiver based on merit. Deadline: April 30, 2024 VENUE & CONTACT: The venue of the Academy is the International Olympic Academy, only a few hundred meters away from the sacred sites of ancient Olympia, a location with high symbolism for peace and international understanding. For more information contact Mr. Angelos […]
[…]experiences and thoughts. The ACG Director of the Institute of Global Affairs and Professor of International Relations, Constantinos Filis, debated with three former Greek Ministers of Foreign Affairs on “Foreign Policy, Greece’s Ties to the EU.” The conference provided ACG students with a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights from prominent leaders and experts, broaden their understanding of Greece’s democratic evolution, and network with influential figures in politics and academia. The event was organized by Kathimerini Newspaper in collaboration with the National Bank Cultural Foundation (MIET), the Delphi Economic Forum, and the Hellenic Observatory at the European Institute of the […]
[…]another, we can cultivate resilience, develop coping mechanisms, and ultimately thrive in our new international homes. Whether you’re struggling with homesickness, cultural differences, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the transition, know that you’re not alone. Together, we’ll navigate this journey and find strength in our shared experiences. For more information contact the ACG Counseling Center, […]
[…]two speakers, both of them experts in the field of Human Rights. Ms. Leda-Panagiota Alepi, a policy advisor with expertise in development and human rights, especially in Asia and Africa, spoke first, followed by Dr. Matilda Chatzipanagiotou, a Constitutional and Human Rights Lawyer, who emphasized the importance of dignity and respect for all human beings. Both speakers highlighted the importance of preserving space for the “endless” other in our mindset and in every closed system we may belong to. They encouraged attendees to embrace unity by acknowledging the existence of perspectives different from our norms and way of being. As […]
