ANNUAL REPORT 2020 About THI The Hellenic Initiative (THI) is a global, nonprofi t, secular institution mobilizing the Greek Diaspora and Philhellene community to support sustainable economic recovery and renewal for Greece and its people. Our programs address crisis relief through strong nonprofi t organizations, led by heroic Greeks that are serving their country. They also build capacity in a new generation of heroes, the business leaders and entrepreneurs with the skills and values to promote the long term growth of Hellas.

THI Vision / Mission Statement Investing in the future of Greece through direct philanthropy and economic revitalization.

We empower people to provide crisis relief, encourage entrepreneurs, and create jobs.

We are The Hellenic Initiative (THI) – a global movement of the Greek Diaspora A Letter from the Executive Committee

Greetings friends. This year we will begin our message with best wishes for you and yours as we navigate perhaps the strangest year in our lives. We hope that you are well and in the best of everything despite the great challenges we face as individuals, families, communities, and countries during the pandemic.

On the occasion of our Gala the entire board wishes to express its appreciation for your joining our 1st ever virtual gathering. Through the years, each year, you have made our Galas, in New York and in London, the most successful and substantial events in the world for helping our common cause. This year was no different and together we raised $1.6 million, for which we cannot thank you enough.

Now, to the present and the future. For all of us, given our nature as entrepreneurs, professionals, and community leaders, the future is always about rising to challenges and opportunities. 2020 presented some we never imagined, but as Hellenes, we have some advantages. Our history and DNA connects us with some of the most remarkable men and women in human history. What made them special, however, was not just their minds and abilities, which were indeed amazing, but the indomitable spirit with which they confronted dangers and uncertainties even greater than what we now see.

This year Hellenes celebrated two great anniversaries: the historic and heroic battles at Thermopylae and Salamis. Those are not just a couple of items on the lists of history’s great battles. They were amazing testaments to Hellenes’ thirst for freedom, and their heroism made possible the great cultural flowering that changed the world.

Before those battles, our ancestors faced as bleak a future as any people have – and they not only overcame adversity and preserved their world, but they made it incomparably better. That is what the people of Greece have been doing since the economic crisis, and that is their ambition during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In that spirit, this year, thousands of Greeks and Philhellenes around the world answered the call with donations through THI at an unprecedented level that enabled THI to continue to provide record levels of humanitarian aid and entrepreneurial support during the pandemic. The THI Venture Impact Awards, which is a new program that offers cash prizes to Greek companies producing returns while also having a measurable impact on society.

Through our work since we were established in 2012 we managed to:

• Create 3,500 permanent jobs • Provide 150,000 hours of job training • Invest directly over $10,000,000 in promising Greek startups • Engage with over 55,000 entrepreneurs and job-seeking millennials • Unlock indirectly $100,000,000 in investments and $10,000,000 in salaries

Among the organizations we have supported and worked with for crisis relief are: Agigma Zois, Galilee, Together for Children, ELPIDA, HOPEgenesis, Ark of the World- Kivotos, Ladies Union of Drama, and METAdrasi.

To promote economic development and job creation in Greece we have helped fund and have cooperated with ReGeneration, VentureGarden, Cyprus Seeds, and Envolve Entrepreneurship, and we were excited to see The Venture Impact Award launch with the support of the Helidoni Foundation and the Estate of Charles C. Condes.

As we always try to convey, our mission is simple: to connect the Diaspora with Greece in ways which are valuable for both, to help Hellenes in need, and to invest in the New Greece.

You can learn more about those wonderful people and organizations in this year’s annual report. What’s Inside

WHAT’S NEW AT THI • 7

COVID Response Campaign; Monthly int’l newsletter; New Leaders newsletter; Digital Speakers Series Events; THI Trademark; UN Registered Charity; Venture Impact Award.

7TH ANNUAL GALA • 11

The THI Annual Gala is the event of the year for the Greek Diaspora, bringing together leaders from across continents to raise awareness and funds to help Greece and Cyprus.

THI JOB CREATION EFFORTS • 19

THI’s Economic Development Activities at a Glance

PROGRAM UPDATE • 27

A look at all of the programs we have supported this past year

THI AROUND THE WORLD • 35

The Hellenic Initiative is truly an international movement of the Greek Diaspora. THI Australia, THI Canada, and THI UK are thriving.

NEW LEADERS • 43

NY, LA events, DC Speaker’s Series; Profiles of New Leaders: Tony Kariotis and Stephanie Kacoyannis

GLOBAL CORPORATE PARTNERS • 53

We thank all of our Global Corporate Partners.

MEET THI DONORS • 61

Harriette Condes Zervakis; Dimitris Athanasopoulos; Vivianna Karamanis and Theo Tziotis

PROFILE OF THI BOARD MEMBERS • 65

Dimitris Georgakopoulos, James Neary, Michael Psaros

FRIENDS OF THI • 71

We thank all of our donors, great and small, who from 2012 to the present have made our mission to Greece possible with their generosity and confidence in our transparency and accountability. Executive Committee

President Bill Clinton George M. Logothetis Honorary Chairman, Chairman and Chief Executive 42nd President of the Officer, Libra Group United States

Andrew N. Liveris, Dennis Mehiel Chairman Chairman and Chief Executive Former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Four M Investments, LLC Officer, The Dow Chemical Company

George P. Stamas, John Pappajohn, Emeritus Board President Founder, Pappajohn Seniort Partner, Capital Resources Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Michael G. Psaros Drake Behrakis Co-Founder and Managing Partner, President, Marwick Associates KPS Capital Partners, LP

Dean Dakolias George Sakellaris Managing Director, Chairman, President and Chief Fortress Investment Group, LLC Executive Officer, Ameresco Inc.

Marianna V. Vardinoyannis George David Marianna V. Vardinoyannis, Chairman of the Board, Coca-Cola Goodwill Ambassador of UNESCO, Hellenic Bottling Company President of the ELPIDA Association of Friends of Children with cancer

Harry Wilson William P. Doucas Founder, Chairman and Chief Chairman, Elutions Executive Officer, MAEVA Group, LLC

Father Alexander Karloutsos John D. Georges Honorary Advisor, Chief Executive Officer, Georges Vicar General of the Greek Enterprises Orthodox Archdiocese of America

Muhtar Kent, Emeritus Princess Tatiana Chairman of the Board of Directors, former CEO, Chair, International Ambassador The Coca-Cola Company

Giannis Antetokounmpo John Koudounis International Ambassador, Chief Executive Officer, Professional NBA Player, Calamos Investments Milwaukee Bucks

Nikos Koumettis Arianna Huffington Europe Middle East & Africa (EMEA) International Ambassador, Group President, The Coca-Cola CEO and Founder, Thrive Global Company Board Members

Ted Leonsis Nicholas W. Alexos Chairman and Chief Executive EVP, Chief Financial Officer, Officer, Monumental Sports and Dentsply Sirona Entertainment

George M. Marcus Maria Allwin Founder and Chairman, Philanthropist The Marcus & Millichap Company

John P. Calamos, Sr. Corinne Mentzelopoulos Founder, Chairman and Global Chief Executive Officer, Chief Investment Officer, Château Margaux Calamos Investments

C. Dean Metropoulos Aristides (Aris) S. Candris Executive Chairman and President and CEO – Retired, Chief Executive Officer, Westinghouse Electric. Co. C. Dean Metropoulos & Co.

John Catsimatidis Nick Mitaros Chief Executive Officer, Director, Jalouise Pty Limited The Red Apple Group

Achilles Constantakopoulos James Neary Chairman, Temes S.A. Senior Partner, Warburg Pincus

Jeremy Downward Nicholas G. Pappas Founding Partner and Board President, Member, Alpheus Advisors Nicholas G. Pappas & Co.

Nikos Stathopoulos George Frazis Managing Partner and Member, Chief Executive of Consumer Bank, Investment Committee of BC Westpac Group Partners

George Svokos Dimitris Georgakopoulos Senior Vice President, Sales, Co-founder and Managing Partner and General Manager, API at Outseta LLC Albany Molecular Research Inc.

George Tsunis Constantine Karides Founder, Chairman, Chief Executive Senior Partner, Reed Smith LLP Officer, Chartwell Hotels

Amb. Eleni Kounalakis Lieutenant Governor of California

Nicholas Lazares Former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Admirals Bank Staff

Peter J. Poulos The Hellenic Initiative Executive Director 135 E. 57th Street, floor 14 New York, New York 10022

+646-926-1972 [email protected] Michael Printzos Director of Programming www.thehellenicinitiative.org

Maria Papastathi Deputy Director of Development

Artemis Kohas Director of Community Development TheHellenicInitiative The_Hellenic_Initiative

THI_OneGreece Xeni Kouveli Social Media Manager The Hellenic Initiative

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Tina Courpas Director of Global Corporate Partners #THI #OliMazi

#GreeksHelpingGreeks John Mindala Design Consultant, Mindala Design #TheHellenicInitiative

Dean Sirigos Contributing Editor

Constantine N. Skarvelis Secretary

Nick Tsismenakis, CPA Controller 1 WHAT’S NEW AT THI 2020 ANNUAL REPORT C VID Response Campaign

Hundreds of contributors from COVID RELIEF RECIPIENT ORGANIZATIONS around the world including the United States, the UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, Holland, Portugal, Italy, and Greece respond- TOGETHER FOR CHILDREN (TFC) ed to the appeal of the leadership Psychological support to vulnerable families of The Hellenic Initiative (THI) and donated $100,000 to the COVID-19 THI Emergency Relief Fund. THI invited people to help through an online campaign running on its web- site, newsletter, and social media AGIGMA ZOIS channels. The COVID-19 pandemic Helping people with weak immune systems has put many children and fami- lies under extreme stress and the elderly and the chronically ill also face difficulties. Many startups that THI has worked with are faced with critical problems as well. GALILEE THI’s response though the Helping the elderly and the chronically ill funds raised targeted all these problems, offering relief when it was most needed. The recipient organizations include: ‘Mazi Gia to Paidi‘ – Together for Children, Agigma Zois, which helps cancer patients, and Galilee, which assists VENTURE GARDEN the elderly and the terminally ill. Helping young entrepreneurs grow new Funds raised from this cam- businesses paign will also support THI’s Venture Garden program, which helps Greeks, especially young en- trepreneurs, grow new businesses.

8 WHAT’S NEW AT THI Digital Speaker Series

Last Spring THI launched its Digital Speakers Series. A New Leaders GEORGE YANCOPOULOS, MD, PHD initiative, the inaugural program Co-Founder, President and Chief Scientific Officer, featured a discussion moderated by Regeneron Chris Goulakos, New Leaders’ Co- Chair, with Dr. George Yancopoulos and Dr. Christos Kyratsous of CHRISTOS KYRATSOUS, PHD Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, the Vice President, Research, Infectious Diseases and Viral Vector Technologies, Regeneron company whose efforts applying 30 years of scientific and technol- ogy expertise to combatting the COVID-19 pandemic are currently DIANA DOUKAS Manager for Economic Impact for U.S. Policy being spotlighted by the media. Programs, Facebook The new series stems from the Speakers Series that was begun two years ago, and both give THI supporters a unique opportunity IOANNA DRETTA to connect with and be inspired by CEO, Marketing Greece successful Diaspora Greeks. The event is free on Facebook live and Zoom with registration available on Eventbrite, search: THI Digital DR. ANDREAS A. ANDREADIS Speaker Series. CEO, Sani/Ikos Group, Honorary President SETE The series has presented a fascinating assortment of Greek and Greek Diaspora heavy hit- ANDREW N. LIVERIS ters, including Andrew Liveris, for- Former Chairman and CEO, The Dow Chemical mer Chairman & CEO of The Dow Company Chemical Company and founding Chairman of THI. He addressed the economic impact of COVID-19 NICHOLAS LOGOTHETIS globally, and Moderator Nicholas Moderator; Executive Board Member/Vice Chairman Logothetis, Executive Board Co-Founder/Chairman, Libra Group Member/Vice Chairman at the Libra Group and Co-Founder/Chairman of the Board of Concordia, did an ex- cellent job navigating these intricate GEORGE P. STAMAS topics with Mr. Liveris. Introduction; Board President, The Hellenic Initiative The London chapter was excit- ed about hosting an event and they arranged for Ioanna Dretta, CEO of Marketing Greece, and Andreas KOSTAS BAKOYANNIS Andreadis, CEO of the Sani/Ikos Mayor of Athens Group of resorts and president of Marketing Greece, to have a conver- sation about the future of tourism in PETE ZERVAKIS Greece moderated by journalist and Moderator; Anchor and reporter at WTMJ-TV, London New Leader Sylvia Klimaki. the NBC affiliate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin The series also present- ed Athens’ new mayor Kosta Bakoyannis in a wide-ranging con- versation with Peter Zervakis, anchor and reporter at the NBC Network affiliate in Milwaukee.

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Monthly International Newsletter

Our monthly newsletter features news from all around the world. It helps keep THI’s community connected by presenting stories and profiles of THI’s friends and other people of interest, and of groups, including young entrepreneurs, that have benefited from its programs, and supporters who contribute THI’s efforts in various ways. You can subscribe to THI’s newsletter via: thehellenicinitiative.org The New Leaders have also begun producing a monthly newsletter that shares news about what New Leaders have been up to and opportunities to get more involved. Each month, it will also highlight a volunteering oppor- tunity and a New Leader who is doing great things within their community.

THI UK Charity Status

THI is in the process of submitting an application to obtain a UK charity status. This means that we will be able to establish a THI UK entity soon! THI UK THI has very active members in the UK and has been organizing Galas in London for the past four years. We would like to thank Reed Smith UK for all the assistance provided for the application process.

THI’s Trademark

THI is now the official owner of The Hellenic Initiative’s trademark. The Certificate was obtained with the help of Reed Smith’s U.S. office.

THI Obtains Consultative Status with the UN’s Economic and Social Council

Consultative status with the Economic and Social Council provides NGOs with access not only to ECOSOC, but also to its many subsidiary bodies, the various human rights mechanisms of the United Nations, and special events organized by the President of the General Assembly.

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Since it’s inception in 1984, The Coca-Cola Foundation has given back more than $1 billion to enhance the sustainability of local communities worldwide.

The Coca-Cola Foundation is the Coca-Cola Company’s primary international philanthropic arm.

The Hellenic Initiative was proud to honor the Coca-Cola Foundation and the Coca-Cola Company for its leadership and support of ReGeneration.

Since its launch in 2014 ReGeneration has created over 1,100 internships working with 400 of the country’s companies. It has received 8 awards, provided over 125,000 hours of training and last but not least 15,000 hours of community give back work partnering with nonprofits on the ground. These efforts have made ReGeneration Greece’s premier internship program.

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7th Annual THI Gala Crowned by $1 Million THI / Coca-Cola Donation

The Hellenic Initiative’s 7th Annual Gala held in New York City on September 27, 2019 raised more than $2.2 million and more than 900 guests attended from the U.S., Canada, UK, Europe, and Australia, making it the year’s most suc- cessful fundraising event in the Greek Diaspora globally.

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“This $1 million donation represents an intensified commitment to ReGeneration. It will be used to help alleviate tragic unemployment in Greece by creating more jobs exponentially beyond the 1,100 already generated by the program.”

–Peter Poulos, Executive Director

The Coca-Cola Foundation was of Foreign Affairs for Hellenes Beatriz ‘Bea’ Perez, The Coca-Cola honored with THI’s Leadership Abroad Antonis Diamataris, as were Company Senior Vice President and Award, and during the Gala THI leading Greek-American business Nikos Koumettis, The Coca-Cola and the Coca-Cola company an- persons including John Calamos, Company EMEA Group President, nounced a new $1 million dona- John Catsimatidis, Harry Wilson, who accepted on behalf of the tion to ReGeneration, Greece’s John Koudounis, and Michael Coca-Cola Foundation. largest internship program, which Psaros. The guests were thrilled by the has engaged with more than 400 Archbishop Elpidophoros of announcement of the Foundation’s companies. America, who was introduced by contribution. “This $1 million dona- George Stamas gave the wel- Psaros and offered the opening tion represents an intensified com- coming remarks, pointing out THI’s prayer, said “this evening is a man- mitment to ReGeneration,” said THI many achievements over the pre- ifestation of love, of the commitment Executive Director Peter Poulos. “It vious year. He also honored the and the power of the Diaspora, will be used to help alleviate tragic passing of beloved philanthropists Hellenes, and Philhellenes alike, unemployment in Greece by creat- Nikos Mouyiaris and Alexander a love for our homeland … The ing more jobs exponentially beyond Navab with a moment of silence. Hellenic Initiative is leading the way the 1,100 already generated by the Among those present were with its two-fold mission of com- program.” Greek government officials, includ- passion for human suffering and its Nikos Koumettis noted ing the Minister for Development development of human potential.” that “more than 85 percent of and Investment Adonis Georgiadis, THI Chairman of the Board ReGeneration participants have Deputy Minister of Labor Domna of Directors Andrew Liveris pre- secured full-time employment Michaelides, and the Deputy Minister sented the Leadership Award to through the program, and 6,000

15 2020 ANNUAL REPORT young people each year receive Geologist Ioannis Lagiopoulos, Mouzourakis traveled to New York customized developmental feed- EHSQ Analyst, Imerys, and Evi to serve as Master of Ceremonies, back, strengthening their ability Barouda, HR Assistant, The Janssen delighting with his larger-than life to get a job.” It was also noted Pharmaceutical Companies of personality. that ReGeneration is not just an Johnson & Johnson, were young The spirit of the evening was internship program, but a holistic beneficiaries of the ReGeneration summed up by Peter Poulos, who career development program that program who spoke at the Gala and said, “this year’s Gala was our offers six-month paid employment expressed their appreciation for the to young graduates, along with program and its supporters. best ever and it is a testament to mentoring, professional training A silent auction and a live auc- the enthusiasm and dedication of and development, and community tion were also held with a variety the Greek Diaspora who want to service opportunities with NGO of items up for bid to raise funds connect to and support the Greek partners. for the cause. Greek singer Panos homeland.”

PANOS REGENERATION MOUZOURAKIS GRADUATES SINGER AND ACTOR EVI BAROUDA “THE VOICE OF GREECE” IOANNIS LAGIOPOULOS

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“The Hellenic Initiative is leading the way with its two-fold mission of compassion for human suffering and its development of human potential.”

–Archbishop Elpidophoros

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Investing in the Future of Greece THI’s Economic Development Activities at a Glance

Since our founding in 2012 The Hellenic Initiative (THI) has invested over $10 million directly into the Greek economy to train, mentor, and create jobs for Greeks in Greece, to seed and nurture Greek entrepreneurs, to grow small businesses throughout the country and has stimulated tens of millions of dollars of additional support and economic stimulus. We are proud of the organizations and programs that we support.

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Investing in the Future of Greece

In Greece, THI has Created and Funded the Largest and Most Successful:

Job Creation Program Entrepreneurial Education Course

• 1,600 direct jobs created • 2,300 hours mentoring offered • Working with Greece’s top 600 companies • 1,200 partners from 14 cities • 150,000 hours of training delivered • 660 business ideas evaluated • 90% retention rate

Pitching Event Business Plan Competition

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• Over 60 high growth companies mentored • 8 years supporting leading startups in Greece • Over 500 international investors participated • Over 7,000 business plans evaluated • Greece’s only American-style pitching event • Over 30,000 entrepreneurs engaged • Over €5 million in funding awarded

THI Programs’ Aggregate Impact on Greek Economic Development and Entrepreneurship

Over €100 million investments unlocked Invested $10 million in promising Greek startups

Engaged with over 55,000 Gave back 15,000 hours of entrepreneurs and job seeking millenials volunteer community service

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In their own words SUCCESS STORIES

Ladolea The award-winning LADOLEA products consist of single varietal premium olive oil in hand- made ceramic packaging. They are currently being exported to more than 7 countries. The main target when they entered the program was to gain business knowledge. They were also very interested in networking to communicate their idea and get feedback from people in the same field. Starting a business with little experience can quickly get you lost, as you feel that you walk in the dark.

ladolea.gr “The program offered us knowledge about entrepreneurship. But the most important thing for us is the people we met and the relationship we developed with them. They supported us with mentoring, funding, marketing plan and sales. What else can you ask from an entrepreneurship program? We know that at any time and moment, they are there for us as we do for them.”

Lommer Lommer is an internationally awarded product design studio that designs and manufactures accessories and handbags. What makes their products stand out is the experimentation with subversive materials and new ways of production. Their aim is to be established as a high-end brand. Prior to VentureGarden, they could not prioritize all the aspects that were involved in the development of my business. Having no business background they had difficulty in allocating the tasks in the right order in order to develop my company.

lommer.design “VentureGarden was a unique experience for us as we managed to clearly see the structure and goals of our company, in order to move on to our next steps.”

Elektronio Wheels Elektronio is a startup solution for sustainable mobility, which designs and manufactures personal mobility vehicles based on the electric bicycling. It was founded in Thessaloniki in 2015 and its motto is “rewrite your vehicle” (#reimagineyourvehicle). It has launched its first model “Play”, a three-wheeled electric bike with revolutionary geometry, which is an alternative to urban travel. Their participation in VentureGarden came across at the start of their business. They decided to participate in this program, because, both members of the founding group did not have an academic background in business administration, it was a first-rate opportunity to strengthen our business education. elektroniowheels.gr

“The program was a guide to our entry into the new entrepreneurial spirit. It guided us in the various business units of our startup, opened up our horizons, brought us in touch with business people from different disciplines and management styles and thus helped us to develop our business thinking. What is most important, however, is that three years later, we are constantly assisted in our business effort and strengthened in terms of education, networking and visibility.”

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Hopwave Hopwave (hopwave.com) started as a marketplace where Greek and foreign travelers in Greece can find wonderful experiences and excursions in the destinations they visit, as well as move easily and instantly to their place of residence by the use of their mobile or their laptop. At the same time, with the hopwavePRO service (hopwavepro.com), the company offers an integrated system for optimizing the management of reservations, resources, partners and viewing channels for providers of any tourist activity, excursion or event. They participated in VentureGarden and it was, as it still remains, the most organized, fast and efficient structure on business training and acceleration. When they participated in the hopwave.com program in 2015 they just had an idea and they did not know the needs of a business and the steps they should follow at the beginning of their new entrepreneurial career.

“I met the VentureGarden program quite early, before taking my first steps in the business. This has helpedme to have a comprehensive picture of the needs of a business and to meet people with years of experience and a wealth of knowledge, willing to share their knowledge and to discuss our concerns. I believe VentureGarden has helped my decision to start my own business and continues to support our company’s business up to date”

Stella Alexandridi Financial Analyst at Vodafone Greece

“All recent graduates at the beginning of their careers need a chance to reach their potential. ReGeneration offers much more than a way into a highly dynamic work environment. Through interactive training and networking with people who share common values, ReGeneration is the starting point we need in the early days of our professional lives.”

Grigoris Koutsibogiorgos IT Consultant at Ernst&Young Greece

“ReGeneration Academy was one of the best learning experiences I’ve ever had. It gave me the opportunity to obtain qualifications in the tech world at zero cost to me and helped me land my first corporate job. ReGeneration stands as one of the few organizations that manages to bridge the gap between university graduates and real-world businesses.”

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Theodora Loukanari Medical Information Officer at Pfizer Greece

“ If someone asks me what ReGeneration is, I would tell them it’s a team of people that help young graduates become the best version of themselves. At ReGeneration we learn to be flexible, adapting to the reality we are facing and find employment in the process. In this difficult economic environment, initiatives like ReGeneration are here to remind us that we need to stand against the pessimists. When everyone asks why you are even trying and that nothing will happen, just ignore them and keep going. Eventually, you will answer, “through this process, I have learned and developed myself, I have a positive attitude and now, I also have a job. This was my personal experience with ReGeneration and their team of people whose ultimate goal is to keep talented young people in the country.”

Katerina Ragousi Front Office Executive at Bosch Greece

“My journey started with a lot of disbelief, sadness and frustration, as I was experiencing one of the most difficult periods of my life. Since applying, I was anxiously waiting for the results at each stage. Once I passed the psychometric tests and the Live Assessment Center, I finally started to hope, dream, and live for the future! ReGeneration helped me interview with companies that I might not have been fortunate enough to meet otherwise, find the job I’ve held for the past 1,5 years, meet people, make friends, get out of my comfort zone and evolve both professionally and personally. It was a stepping stone that changed the way I experience life.”

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Accusonus A Greece based AI company helping content creators improve the audio in their videos raised 3,3 million USD in Series A funding. The company’s first product was Drumatom, which allows recording engineers to control microphone leakage. It then followed with a second product called Regroover, an AI software instrument that un-mixes audio loops into stems so that new accusonus.com beat making workflows are possible.

Blueground Founded April 2013 in Athens, blueground is a hospitality company that provides business ex- ecutives and individuals requiring mid to long term accommodation, with beautifully furnished and serviced homes in the most sought-after locations. It first presented to a wide audience in Greece at THI’s VentureFair. Back then it was looking to raise a couple of million USD. By now theblueground.com it has already raised $97,400,000 making it one of the Greek’s ecosystem success stories.

Centaur Analytic Centaur’s Internet of Crops platform uses Smart Sensors and Artificial Intelligence to offer unprecedented visibility and insights into stored and transported crop conditions, so that premium quality can be delivered every time. Following the VentureFair this company went on to raise $4,300,000 centaur.ag

Ergon Ergon was born in 2007 as a series of Greek traditional products from all corners of Greece. For the first 4 years, they were focused on building and distributing a strong, unique product portfolio. Ergon redefined in aesthetic and quality terms the meaning of “traditional”; products from small, honest workshops, partnerships, and romantic tenacious producers. They now have a portfolio of 1200 products sold in 300 points of sale in Greece and abroad. Today, ergonfoods.com Ergon has 11 stores in its network in Greece, London, Brussels and Singapore. They have been able to successfully develop outposts that range from Ergon-branded corners in hotels and supermarkets, to Ergon delis and restaurants, to their flagship Ergon Agora – a 10,000 sq.ft. celebration of all aspects of the Greek specialty food space in Athens.

RT Safe RTsafe is a medical technology company that has developed a new approach to quality assur- ance which significantly enhances the safety and accuracy of radiotherapy for cancer and other medical conditions. They combine proven expertise in medical physics with highly accurate 3-D printing technology to create patient-specific dosimetry phantoms. The anatomically rt-safe.com accurate effigies enable medical professionals to plan more precise treatment interventions and help radiotherapy technology innovators to fine-tune their products. They have secured $3,900,000 in funding following their VentureFair appearance.

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Think Silicon Think Silicon S.A. is a privately held Semiconductor Intellectual Property (SIP) technology company based and founded in 2007 in Patras (Greece), with a development center in Athens (Greece), WW sales & marketing office in Toronto (Canada) and sales offices in San Jose (CA, North America), Cologne (Germany, EMEA region), Taipei (Taiwan), Tokyo (Japan). 2 years think-silicon.com after their VentureFair appearance they got acquired by Applied Materials in the US.

Spotawheel An end-to-end digital platform for buying a used car has raised 10 million EUR in debt and equity funding. The company launched in Greece with operations also in Poland will use the funds to expand across multiple locations in Europe. spotawheel.gr

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Agigma Zois: What we accomplished Every year, 37,000 people are diagnosed with cancer with your gift: in Greece. The first period after the diagnosis is crit- ical for patients and families as they are often afraid THI funds were used to or unaware of what the next day brings. It is often the cover salaries. Among case that both patients and their relatives feel weak other actitivities, we helped and vulnerable. Agigma Zois was created to be next them increase the number to the patients after their diagnosis and during their of patients they supported treatments. Agigma Zois provides free of any charge by 144%. medical, psychological, and social support to patients and their families.

Galilee What we accomplished Galilee, the only palliative care unit in Greece, was with your gift: founded in 2010. The Galilee Palliative Care Unit runs under the auspices of the Holy Diocese of Mesogaia THI funding covered the and Lavreotiki. The unit is staffed by a 45-member in- costs associated with the terdisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, psychologists, salary of 1 nurse working social workers, physical therapists, occupational ther- full time for 1 year. apists, and Greek Orthodox chaplains, including nearly 120 trained volunteers. Since 2010 Galilee supported more than 1,260 patients with more than 30,000 home visits through its Home Care program, and since 2011 more than 8,000 visits have been made to its Day Care Centre. Since 2018, 366 patients were hosted at its newly launched bedded unit located on its premises.

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Together for Children What we accomplished Founded in Greece in 1996, Together for Children is an with your gift: association of nonprofit NGOs that work in the field of child welfare and is managed by a Board of Directors The Hellenic Initiative composed of representatives of each member organiza- funding towards TfC cov- tion. The Association offers every form of assistance to ered expenses associated children and young people irrespective of race, religion, with the 11,525 Counseling and political conviction, supporting more than 30,000 Helpline & Counseling children annually, including more than 10,000 direct Center operation. This children beneficiaries. helpline has operated since 2009 and functions as a referral, informational, and child abuse reporting service for children, adoles- cents, parents, and educa- tors. The helpline’s services became even more rele- vant and necessary during the Covid-19 pandemic, especially during the lock- down period.

Orama ELPIDAS Association What we accomplished The Children’s oncology Hospital ‘Marianna V. with your gift: Vardinoyannis – Elpida’ is the first oncology hospital for children in Greece. In fact, it is the largest Hospital of its The organization hired a kind in South-Eastern Europe. The Hospital covers all bioinformatician working hospitalization needs for children suffering from neoplastic full time at the Pediatric diseases and malignant blood diseases in Greece and Oncology and Hematology Southeastern Europe. It aims to provide state-of-the-art Dept of the Marianna V. facilities for effective cancer treatment in children by en- Vardinoyannis – Elpida suring high-quality health services. Hospital. Better identifica- tion of the genetic changes causing pediatric cancer is enabled by analyzing cancer samples from the patients through a procedure called DNA sequencing (genome testing, molecular profiling, tumor profiling).

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HOPEgenesis What we accomplished HOPEgenesis is a Greek nonprofit organization active in with your gift: healthcare and social welfare, addressing the country’s low birth rates. Greece has been moving towards a de- 33 babies born on the islands mographic deadlock, and research indicates that Greece’s of Arkioi, Chalki, Kasos, birth-to-death ratio is negative. It is estimated that by Leipsoi, Patmos and Tilos. 2050 Greece’s population will have fallen to 8 million from If this program were not in today’s total of almost 11 million. HOPEgenesis’ vision is to place, the estimated births reverse the birth deficit and provide free medical care and on these islands would be treatments to pregnant women living in Greece’s remote 50% lower. 15 more deliveries regions who are often faced with limited access to health- are expected in the next few care facilities and services. months.

Ark of the World-Kivotos What we accomplished Kivotos is a nonprofit providing care for mothers and their with your gift: children, most of whom are homeless, abandoned, or lack- ing access to healthcare and food. Kivotos was founded in 120 allowances were given to 1998 by Fr Antonios Papanikolaou, armed with nothing but single-parent families, help- his love for these children. Such families find much-needed ing them secure food aid, aid and support by calling or visiting Kivotos. At the same housing and to pay their bills. time, the organization provides parental services and counseling to families in need of psychological help. The organization’s activities span a list of cities around Greece, including Athens, Piraeus, Anoixi, Pogoniani & Konitsa Epirus, Chios, and Volos.

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Ladies Union of Drama What we accomplished The Ladies Union of Drama is a Greek nonprofit active with your gift: mainly in the city of Drama in Greece. It aims to offer social and humanitarian support and educational ser- Provided meals and food vices to the vulnerable groups living in the city and the aid to nearly 1,700 benefi- surrounding region. Such groups include the homeless, ciaries per month living in victims of gender violence, single mothers, Roma, drug the wider Drama region in addicts, refugees, immigrants, and others Northern Greece.

METAdrasi What we accomplished METAdrasi was founded in 2009 with the mission to with your gift: cover crucial gaps in the reception and integration of refugees and migrants in Greece. METAdrasi’s activities After the destruction of the are focused on the fields of interpretation and the cre- country’s largest refugee ation of a comprehensive safety net for unaccompanied center in Lesvos (Moria), minors. For its work, METAdrasi won in 2019 the Conrad METAdrasi emptied its N. Hilton Humanitarian Award. offices and offered shelters on the island to host single women, previously living in the Moria camp. THI funds helped them test everyone for Covid before hosting them.

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ReGeneration What we accomplished ReGeneration is an initiative seeking to build bridg- with your gift: es between young people in Greece willing to learn and professionally develop with companies seeking The Hellenic Initiative has opportunities to recruit talent and shape tomorrow’s been the founding donor of leaders. The idea was to create a community of leading the ReGeneration program international and local Greek companies and public together with the Coca- and not-for-profit organizations working together to Cola Co. and the Coca-Cola establish a single internship program for the young Foundation. Since its launch people of Greece in Greece. The retention rate for the in 2014, ReGeneration has interns participating in the program has been over 80% created 1600+ youth place- through the years. ments in the job market, working with more than 600 companies and unlocking more than 11.5 Million euro in salaries. From these placements, 92% have led to contract extensions. The program has already offered 300,000 hours on soft and hard skills training. This num- ber includes training offered via LinkedIn Learning and Coursera, as well as 115,000 hours of up/re-skilling via the ReGeneration Academy. Looking to always give back to the community, the ReGeneration participants have also dedicated 17,500 hours of community service.

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VentureGarden What we accomplished VentureGarden aspires to promote more and more with your gift: successful entrepreneurs in Greece, providing founda- tional training to emerging entrepreneurs and qualified The Hellenic Initiative has mentorship to nurture ideas into viable enterprises. The been the founding and program was established in early 2014 by The Hellenic leading sponsor of the Initiative in partnership with the American College of program. Since 2014 the Greece’s ALBA Graduate Business School in Athens program has received thou- and Anatolia College in Thessaloniki. sands of applications and trained over 1,200 people looking to turn an idea into a business in 14 different cities outside of Athens and Thessaloniki. In total, 660 ideas were validated and 3,500 hours of training and mentoring have been provided.

Cyprus Seeds What we accomplished Cyprus Seeds was established in Cyprus in July 2018 with your gift: as a nonprofit organization to help transition academic research from the university laboratory to the market- THI is among the programs place. It aims to support research teams comprised of founding donors. THI faculty, PhDs, and Post Docs, from all the universities funds were used as grants and research centers in Cyprus. It is a national program, supporting highly innova- independent of any university on the island. Cyprus tive research teams in their Seeds offers pre-seed funding, mentoring, training, and effort to turn R&D results networking services. Funding is in the form of grants into marketable products ranging between 10,000 and 50,000 euro for each of and services. the projects selected.

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Venture Impact Award What we accomplished The Venture Impact Award is a new program that offers with your gift: cash prizes valued at $30K, $20K, and $10K each to companies producing returns while having a measur- Winning teams receive able impact on society. VIA provides immediate eco- cash prizes valued at nomic stimulus to startups vetted by a team of judges $25,000 each. seeking capital to expand and create new jobs. Award winners are selected based not only on their ability to generate financial returns but also on how they address critical markets and how they solve a range of social and environmental problems. The awards were established with the support of the Helidoni Foundation and the Charles C. Condes Trust.

Envolve Entrepreneurship What we accomplished Envolve is an entrepreneurship support organization, with your gift: founded by the Libra Group. It provides education, re- sources, and award programmes for start-up and early Since 2012, Envolve Award stage businesses globally. It’s Greek award scheme is in Greece has declared run on behalf of The Hellenic Initiative. Striving for a 44 finalists and 31 winners global society where all business owners can prosper from 19 business sectors and grow, Envolve is committed to developing and and has provided over cultivating entrepreneurial ecosystems by ensuring €5,500,000 in inter- business support services are more readily available est-free, start-up funding. to entrepreneurs. The winners have attract- ed investments of over €130,000,000, while their aggregate valuation ex- ceeds €300,000,000. The winners have contributed to the Greek economy by creating more than 1,800 direct and indirect jobs.

34 5 THI AROUND THE WORLD THI CANADA Adapting and Growing in a Challenging World

Canada is continuing to go through this challenging time combating COVID-19 that has disrupted our lives while adapting our opera- tions and continuing to execute our mission. Our donor and pros- pect base continued to grow as did their contributions to help our work in Greece. In turn, we deliv- ered on providing a high level of transparency and accountability to our supporters. The fact that THI Canada initiated support to the Cerebral Palsy Greece ‘Open Door’, we are collaborating with others implementing a Safe Nourishment Project for 70 sick children. in the global Hellenic Diaspora to advance the common cause of sup- porting our compatriots in Greece Our focus has been and con- per dollar-raised ratio. We do this by resonated with the Greek Canadian tinues to be comparably low cost donation campaigns and informal Community. fundraising so that most of a do- events that deliver our message Indeed, it is humbling to have nor’s money is spent on delivering effectively at a minimum cost. so many people stepping up to aid. We are very proud of the fact In 2020 we were able to raise support our mission both materially that we are one of the small minority approximately $170,000.00 CND and with time and effort. of charities that achieve a zero cost without hosting any fundraising

THI Canada New Leaders hosted the Greek Canadian Chef Challenge, raising approximately $25,000.00 CND.

THI Canada implemented two projects with Doctors of the World Greece delivering door-to-door medications to people and creating a digital platform for patients to meet with doctors online. THI AROUND THE WORLD

continue to search for and fund low cost/ high impact proj- ects in smaller centers that may fall below the radar of the Hosting an online event with the better known Greek Minister of Tourism, Haris charity provid- Theoharis. ers in Greece. One such project is the Giannitsa events due to the pandemic. Our Soup Kitchen, New Leaders section hosted a which we con- very successful online fundraising tinue to support Offering support to Prolepsis/Diatrofi campaign, the Greek Canadian for a second year. We initiated sup- for a third year, providing daily meals Chef Challenge, raising approxi- port to the Cerebral Palsy Greece to students. mately $25,000.00 CND. In July, ‘Open Door’, implementing a Safe we hosted an informative and free Nourishment Project for 70 sick a third year, providing daily meals online event with the Greek Minister children, and we implemented two to students. of Tourism, Haris Theoharis, re- projects with Doctors of the World Together with our donors and garding the travel challenges for Greece (MdM GR) to combat the supporters, we continue to grow any Canadians wishing to travel to pandemic, consisting in delivering our capacity to provide high impact Greece as well as the impact of the door-to-door medications to vulner- help to those most vulnerable. pandemic on the Greek touristic able people and creating a digital Lastly we extend a big Thank You to sector and the Greek economy in platform for patients to meet with our Board Members and dedicated general. doctors online. We also continue volunteers who make all that we do On the projects side, we our support to Prolepsis/Diatrofi for possible.

Executive Committee Board of Directors Committees

Alexander Georgiadis Ambassador Robert Peck FUNDRAISING Co-President Honorary Director Alexander Georgiadis President, Krinos Foods Chair Canada Ltd. Tula Alexopoulos GRANT APPLICATION OVERSIGHT Retired, Former Director, Ontario John Sotos Securities Commission Jenny Mpoutsiadis Co-President Chair Managing Partner, Sotos LLP Elias Retsinas Senior Partner, Fasken Martineau Tula Alexopoulos Anna Antonopoulos DuMoulin LLP Member Treasurer Vice President Finance, Katerina Sokou Antonopoulos Group MEMBERSHIP Communications Director, Katerina Sokou Washington, D.C. correspondent Jenny P. Mboutsiadis Chair (Secretary) Zisis Haritos Partner, Fasken Martineau PUBLIC RELATIONS DuMoulin LLP Retired United Nations Secretariat Geneva, Switzerland Katerina Sokou Chair Staff Kostas Andrikopoulos President, KNA Strategic Wealth Katerina Alexakis Natasha Bourliaskou Consulting Corp. Member and Victoria Boucovalas Director of Operations

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The Hellenic Initiative six-month internships in Australia continues to sup- Melbourne and Adelaide port vulnerable communi- in 2020, THI Australia’s ties in need and contribute Internship Program has to a range of programs now provided 26 promis- that are helping to build ing graduates from Greece a strong and sustainable with work and training Greece. Since August opportunities in Australian 2019 THI Australia has companies since 2016. committed AU$355,225 While the global pandem- in grants to seven NGOs, ic prevented Australians renewing annual fund- from travelling to Greece ing for key programs and from March 2020, more supporting two new pro- than 160 volunteers from grams in public health and Australia have assisted education. the Boroume Farmers’ In June 2020 Doctors After supporting the innovative Market program during their vis- of the World (MdM Greece) began Desmos ‘I Care & Act’ program a 12-month public health project for three years with grants totaling its to Greece over the past three at the Athens Polyclinic, which will $100,000, THI Australia was proud years through THI Australia’s provide access to health services to see the successful program Volunteering Program. for more than 2,800 disadvantaged adopted by the Education Ministry On October 20, 2020 THI and vulnerable people in Athens. in 2020 and incorporated into Australia launched its Digital Following a successful pilot the school curriculum. More than Conversation Series with a special with three schools in the 2019- 46,335 students across Greece event featuring the Prime Minister 20 school year, THI Australia is participated in community pro- of the Hellenic Republic, Kyriakos supporting 11 regional schools to grams encouraging volunteerism Mitsotakis and THI Global Chairman participate in The Tipping Point’s and active citizenship during the Andrew N Liveris AO. innovative career education and past three years. THI Australia’s Grants Program empowerment program in 2020-21. With five interns completing in the past 12 months included:

Boroume - AU$71,000 to support Emfasis Foundation - AU$35,000 the Farmer’s Market Program in for the annual operation of the Athens and Thessaloniki for a Mobile Svupport Unit assisting fourth year. More than 411,171 kgs more than 2000 homeless and of fresh food has been saved and rough sleepers in Athens and donated to people in need in the Piraeus, plus $18,000 for additional past three years, equating to 1.6 social work and COVID-19 support. million food portions.

Desmos - AU$40,000 to support the I Care & Act educational program promoting volunteering and active citizenship in schools throughout Greece.

Doctors of the World (MdM Greece) - AU$89,000 to support a 12-month Public Health Project at the Athens Polyclinic.

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Pediatric Trauma Care (Pedtrauma) - AU$30,000 to equip Pediatric Trauma Centres and pediatric and neonatal facilities at the public hospitals at Argos and Galatas, Since 2014, in the Peloponnese. The Hellenic Initiative Australia has committed more than $1 mil- lion to a range of projects and programs in Greece, focusing on SOS Children’s The Tipping Point four key impact areas – Health, Villages Greece - AU$36,000 to Social Services, Education, and - AU$32,000 to provide students Employment. This includes two support more than in 14 regional Axion Hellas missions that pro- 200 disadvantaged schools access vided medical care to the remote children in Patras to online career island communities of Astypalea, with meals, guidance and Chios, Halki, Kastellorizo, Psara educational mentoring. and Tilos, benefitting 1,164 people. programs and Through Pedtrauma, THI has also counselling for a upgraded the Trauma Centres second year. and Pediatric facilities for public hospitals in Ioannina, Kastoria, and Kythera, providing access to improved medical care for more than 16,000 children annually.

Board of Directors Aphroditi Miriklis Lee Verios Chair, Commonwealth Company Director Nicholas G. Pappas AM Businesswomen’s Network Chair, Bank of Sydney Dr Helen Zorbas AO President, THI Australia Nick Mitaros Chair, National Breast Cancer Chairman, Leichhardt Industrials Foundation Peter Abraam Executive Director, Royal Group Nicholas Mylonas Advisory Staff Chief Property & Procurement Chris Dolkas Officer, Findex Harry Stamoulis Director, RND Lawyers Evan Nicholas Managing Director, Stamoulis Property Group Emmanuel Drivas Member, Faculty of Science & Engineering Advisory Council, Chairman, The Coffee Club Curtin University Nicolas Zervos Principal, Zervos Lawyers George Giovas Bill Papastergiadis OAM Managing Director, Axius Partners Managing Partner, Moray & Agnew Lawyers Staff George Kailis Company Director Harry Patras Stergitsa Zamagias-Hill Director, Create Investments Chief Executive Andrew A Liveris Director, Jalouise Pty Ltd Jim Raptis OBE Victoria Kyriakopoulos Honorary Consul General Program Manager for Greece, Queensland

39 THI UK Over 400 International Guests Attended THI’s 4th Annual London Gala in 2019 The Hellenic Initiative’s 4th Director Peter Poulos recognized treatment for women who become Annual London gala was a resound- the work of THI’s Young Professional pregnant until the day they give ing success as the much-antici- Group, The New Leaders, and THI birth, contributing to the revival, pated sold-out event raised over Board President George Stamas development, and increase of 250,000 GBP to fund THI’s work in introduced THI Board Members Greece’s population. Dr. Stephanos Greece. The international gathering who were in attendance, including Chandakas, HOPEgenesis’ founder, of more than 400 people at the Marianna Vardinoyannis and Bill Dorchester Hotel on May 23 was Doucas. accepted the award on their behalf. also an opportunity for THI and Kivotos tou Kosmou, which The silent auction raised over its friends to recognize the work was established in 1998 by Father 40,000 GBP and featured won- of HOPEgenesis and the Kivotos Antonios Papanikolaou, provides derful prizes including stays at tou Kosmou, and the guests were special care and protection to luxury Greek hotels like Mykonian thrilled by a special performance vulnerable mothers and children in Collection and Belvedere Mykonos, by legendary Greek entertainer Greece. Father Antonios accepted jewelry from Vourakis, Kessaris, Antonis Remos and his band that the award on their behalf. Serkos, and Katramopoulos, and lasted well after midnight. HOPEgenesis is a nonprofit one of a kind items from Mary The Co-chairs were Nikos organization founded in 2015 in Stathopoulos, Constantine the field of medicine that address- Katrantzou, Vardas, Navarino Icons, Logothetis, and Princess Tatiana, es the issue of low birth rates in and MePe. Greek food start-up sen- who thanked the attendees for their Greece. Its mission is to provide sation Carpo provided gift bags for generous support. THI Executive comprehensive medical care and all those in attendance.

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41 #OliMazi 6 NEW LEADERS 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

NEW YORK CITY

44 NEW LEADERS NEW LEADERS The Hellenic Initiative’s New Leaders is an international group of like-minded professionals 21-40 years-old who actively believe in investing in the future of Greece through direct philanthropy and economic revitalization. The organization has continued growing physically, with a new San Francisco chapter, and digitally, with a thriving Digital Speaker Series and notable growth in membership on facebook and LinkedIn. Despite the many challenges the world has faced this year, the New Leaders have proven their adaptability and resiliency, giving us faith in the strength of our community moving forward.

The New Leaders ended 2019 with in October. The event brought Chief Technology Officer of the several enormously successful in over 100 people including Nia United States, who sat in conversa- in-person events. The New York Vardalos and board member Dean tion with Peter Polydor, CEO of Ergo chapter played host for out-of- Dakolias for good drinks, conver- Capital. The event was moderated towners coming into the city for sation, and ‘Networking with a by New Leaders Co-Chair Chris THI’s Annual Gala, but they also en- Purpose.’ Goulakos. This was our first ever joyed wonderful events. The week In New York the New Leaders ticketed Speaker Series event and started with Andrew N. Liveris, geared up for their holiday happy it was wildly successful, packing our Board Chairman, offering his hour, giving everyone the chance the room with 75 vibrant DC New insight and inspiration at a sold out to get together and meet up before Leaders fundraised for a good New Leaders Speaker Series event the madness of the season. cause while networking over drinks which was followed the next day by After the holidays, THI’s New and small bites. The feedback from a happy hour at Ousia. There was a Leaders continued the momentum, this event was that the community wonderful New Leaders after party kicking off the year with two hugely wants more of these opportunities post gala, and a karaoke night in successful events. The New York and we had planned to give them Koreatown on Saturday, all of which chapter held a sold-out fundraising some! brought out enthusiastic crowds. cocktail party at Amali which was The many events planned for There was a record number its best-attended New York event the rest of the year unfortunately of Gala volunteers, getting more ever, with over 150 New Leaders were not able to be realized, how- involved than ever before and pro- in attendance. NYC New Leaders ever, our dynamic group of young viding their time for the event. We raised over $20K, and members professionals were not deterred also saw a record 250 New Leaders had a chance to have fun and usher by the pandemic, accelerating our in the room. in the New Year over cocktails and drive to go digital. Our Speaker The fall continued with the light bites. Series, went digital and is highlight- newly formed Los Angeles chapter At the beginning of February ed in the What’s New at THI section holding its first-ever New Leaders the DC New Leaders held a Speaker of this annual report, as is our new cocktail party and fundraising event Series event with Michael Kratsios, monthly newsletter.

MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

We have also just launched our much-anticipated mentorship program! It is currently running on a trial basis with five mentors and mentees, connected to each other through mutual interests and expertise. Next year it will be funded by a grant we won from the U.S. Embassy! The mentors are elected from our New Leaders, allowing us to leverage the breadth and depth of THI’s human capital to help our fellow Hellenes. The pro- gram will run in 3-month segments and will consist of a set of five one-hour meetings over the course of 10 weeks. Ultimately, this will create an increasingly vibrant community of Greeks who want to scale up their businesses, and strengthen the community as a whole! If you’re interested in joining or simply want to know more, please contact us through the form on our website, or by joining the New Leaders closed Facebook or LinkedIn groups. We’re more than happy to answer any questions you might have, and look forward to seeing you at our next event!

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THE 7TH ANNUAL GALA, NEW YORK CITY

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NEW LEADERS GALA COMMITTEE

Peter Alemis Todd Johnson George Mastronikolos Alice Shukla Christopher Allwin Stephanie Kacoyanis Menelaos Mazarakis Dennisia Slabakis Michael Angelos Christos Karafas Harley Mitaros Kostas Speridakos Michael Apostolides James Karivalis Christina Moniodis Greg Stamas Emilia Bechrakis Angelos Karras Sotirios Nonas Paul Stamas Niko Bonatsos Ioanna Kefalas Konstantine Ouranitsas Matthew Stylianou Eunice Buhler Kalliopi Kofinas Nikos Papadellis Theodora Tavridou James Canale Kalliope Kokolis Efthymios Papadopoulos Konstantine Tettonis John Catsimatidis Jr. Harry Koulos Alexandros Papanagiotou Jason Tsoukas Zoe Cavalaris Chris Kyriazi Linda Patentas JoAnna Tsoumpas PJ Constantinides Christos Lavidas George Petrocheilos Greg Valiotis Sophia Constantinides Anthia Lavidas William Pilavas Maria Fillas Nicholas Lazares Peter Polydor Eugenia Vandoros Alexa Georgiou Katie Lazares Maria Raptis Kaiti Vartholomaios Andrianos Giannou Anthony Liveris Ari Raptis Konstantinos Vasilakakis Chris Goulakos Louis Loizou Dimitri Roumeliotis Basil Vetas Nick Halamandaris Zach Lountzis Renos Savvides Dimitrios Vlachos Christina Hioureas Elias Mastakouris Nicolette Scott George Zapantis

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MEET A NEW LEADER

Tony Kariotis Sharing Greece with the World, Sharing Resources with Greece

For virtually his whole life Tony Tony is a real estate investor in Before first hearing about THI Kariotis has lived in Boston, where Boston, and he is also a Community through friends like Board Member his father and his mother met leader, with activities that include Drake Behrakis, Tony had been after emigrating from Kalamata hosting the The Kefi Sports Show thinking that “there needs to be and Kalymnos. Growing up with a on Greek radio station KefiFM. He is a better way for the Diaspora to younger brother and sister at the St. now focusing his abundant energy, connect to businesses in Greece. Nektarios parish in Roslindale, MA, however, on the new company he There are entrepreneurs that live his father set a powerful example, is building. in Greece. Right now it’s a little dif- teaching him to be driven by ideas “It’s called Greece Media and ficult” with COVID, but with THI “the and goals in a home that overflowed it promotes Greek tourism. On foundation is now there. I think there with Greek pride and generating Instagram and other social media is definitely a way to make things a desire to promote Greece and I’ve quite a following travelling all happen. That’s where THI can help Hellenic Culture – and to help their around Greece. I am promoting close the gap: connecting the New fellow Hellenes. Greece through digital means and Leaders in the Diaspora with new Tony’s father, Teddy Kariotis, have over 120,000 people that leaders in Greece.” was an entrepreneur who became follow now. I am trying to turn it Tony also realized THI was very well known as a staple in into a company that helps promote a good vehicle for doing good the Greek sports community. His Greece.” through some of the money raised children secured his legacy by es- Tony explains that “visitors to by the basketball tournament, and tablishing a charitable basketball the website can book day tours, buy as a New Leader THI also makes tournament in his memory. “It’s itineraries, shop photography, listen an impact in his life on a personal called the Teddy K Classic and it has to our podcasts, and watch the films level through “meeting all the great turned into the biggest Greek sports that I produced. It’s basically a hub people,” he said. event in the U.S. We get 30 teams for digital media that promotes At the moment he is very ex- to come every year for a five-day Greece.” cited about the two films he shot tournament. With the proceeds we Travelling throughout Greece – in Greece this year. “I’m hoping give out scholarships to students this summer he visited 15 different to have them ready this fall. My heading out to university. This past islands – fuels his twin passion for previous film NakedSantorini can year we also gave a portion to The photography and Greece, but it also be viewed at www.greece-media. Hellenic Initiative to make donations fires up his desire to ‘give back’ to com and the upcoming ones are for in Greece.” the homeland. Paros and Milos.”

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MEET A NEW LEADER

Stephanie Kacoyanis Contralto Stephanie Kacoyanis Sings Praises of THI

The many dimensions of Stephanie asked what part of her work she on why young Greeks feel the need Kacoyanis are not exhausted by her sees as complementary to The to connect with each other. “For unique combination of abilities and Hellenic Initiative is that promoting many Greek-Americans, myself activities as a dual career person. Greece on all levels and in all areas included,” she said, “we met peers Her work in thought leadership is part of building a New Greece. who shared our ethnicity primarily marketing and career as a classical “Thought leadership is about through our church communities. singer are permeated by her Greek promoting unusual and unique While certainly valuable, as I got old- passion, which never lets her for- points of view to expand people’s er, I wanted the chance to connect get the two countries, Greece and perspectives. I’ve realized many with a wider network of Greeks to Cyprus, which are both the reposi- people, sadly, have a narrow view expand the type of service projects tories of a rich Hellenic heritage and of Greece’s artistic contributions, we could engage in. THI is just that: amazing experiences when visiting thinking Greek art peaked thou- a worldwide ‘parea’ made up of pas- and also in need of support from the sands of years ago. In some cases, sionate, diverse, and accomplished Diaspora. they’re also unaware of our rich individuals who are deeply com- musical heritage. This informs my Stephanie is a gifted and char- mitted to making an impact. It’s an ismatic Contralto with degrees commitment to promoting the works honor to be part of a group like this.” from Wellesley College and Boston of Greek and Greek-American com- Indeed, THI’s New Leaders University. She has been praised by posers in my performance career. constantly express the desire to be the Boston Musical Intelligencer for From singing hymns by Kassia connected to young professionals her “vocal brilliance and comic tim- (a 9th century Byzantine female in Greece, and Stephanie looks for- ing,” “velvet voice,” and “spiritually composer) with the critically-ac- rich performance” and she is gain- claimed Lorelei Ensemble to world ward to the opportunities offered by ing recognition as an accomplished premieres conducted by the late its activities and expansion. “A pro- interpreter of opera, oratorio, and Theodore Antoniou, I believe it’s gram that brings together Greeks musical theater repertoire. important to share Greece’s vibrant and Greek-Americans with similar She is also “a founding core musical tradition, both ancient and interests or career areas would give member of the Lorelei Ensemble, modern, with a broad audience. us a chance to informally discuss an 8-voice chamber ensemble ded- Doing so, especially for contem- ideas and challenges we share in icated to new and early music for porary Greek composers, elevates our work and communities. The women’s voices. Following Lorelei’s their work as a living, breathing pandemic has forced us to reimag- debut at Carnegie Hall with the part of Greece’s enduring cultural ine what’s possible when it comes Boston Symphony Orchestra, the contributions.” to working together remotely, set- New York Times hailed the ensem- With THI’s New Leaders chap- ting the stage for more meaningful ble as “shimmering.” ters taking root and thriving every- collaboration among Greeks from Her inspiring answer when where, Stephanie offered her view around the globe.”

51 #GreeksHelpingGreeks 7 GLOBAL CORPORATE PARTNERS PROGRAM We are thrilled to announce the following corporations as THI’s first committed Global Corporate Partners.

Anonymous Corporate Friend of THI

Become a Global Corporate Partner thehellenicinitiative.org/globalcorporatepartners GLOBAL CORPORATE PARTNERS

In late September 2020, THI launched for the first time a Global Corporate Partners Program (GCCP). Our Global Corporate Partners are part of a com- mitted corporate circle focused specif- ically on economic development and entrepreneurship in Greece. Corporate Partners’ annual dues of $25,000 per year are directed towards THI’s programs which support economic development, entrepreneurship, job creation and train- ing – including Regeneration, Venture Garden, and THI’s Venture Impact Awards. Our Global Corporate Partners may sponsor annual awards recognizing Greek entrepreneurs and corporate tal- ent, start-up companies, breakthroughs in their industries, and other endeavors that support Greece’s economic devel- opment. In light of the global pandemic, our Global Corporate Partners believe that investing in Greece’s human capital to rebuild the country from within is more important than ever to Greece’s long term economic success.

Global Corporate Partners will have opportunities to assemble annually at THI’s Venture Fair, to foster relation- ships with each other and with Greek businesses, and to learn more about the vibrant Greek economic landscape and market. Our Global Corporate Partners are comprised of multi-national corporations doing business in Greece, Greek companies seeking to expand their international networks, Greeks of the Diaspora, philhellenes and other cor- porate leaders with philanthropic goals aimed at Greece’s economic recovery.

We believe that by continuing to support Greece’s educated, talented and motivated population to rebuild the country itself, we can have a significant impact on Greece’s future success. We thank our Global Corporate Partners for joining us in this mission, and look for- ward to growing our circle of committed corporations over the coming years.

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e Anonymous Agnes Varis Corporate Friend of THI Tr ust

BLAVATNIK FAMILY FOUNFOUNDDAATION

NICHOLAS J. AND ANNA K. BOURAS FOUNDATION

Circle Management Company

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A Trimmatis Group Company

DIMITRIS GOULANDRIS

JALOUISE PTY. LTD.

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Onassis Foundation USA

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RED APPLE GROUP

Scurly Dog Capital

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Vivianna Karamanis and Theophilos Tziotis Offer the Best of Greece

The mark of people of entrepreneurial “That is the amazing part – the fact out to smaller, family producers and vision and energy is success, but if you that these extremely successful people speak to them about bringing their want to locate those who will make with THI have come together and are products to the United States, especial- an impact building the New Greece, willing to take time to offer some advice ly the younger generation.” look for people in whom the Hellenic to this younger generation in Greece Vivianna found that in America you spirit shines brightly – like Vivianna that is still learning and is willing to take can sell the Greek mystique, the magic Karamanis and her husband Theophilos the risk and step into unknown waters that flows from the land and sea to the Tziotis. – that is exceptional.” country’s venues and products. She is a Greek-American who is Hellenic Farms’ product line be- “I never wanted to sell to the part of the burgeoning crop of young gins with what Vivianna calls the clas- Greek markets in the U.S., but to the entrepreneurs in Greece, bringing the sics: Extra virgin olive oil, red peppers, other markets – that’s where Greece best of the homeland to the rest of the Kalamata olives, green olives from world, and Theophilos is a real estate Halkidiki, and continues with unique was missing.” broker who helps find investors for products like their fig salami. Hellenic Farms has been suc- Greece. Her gift for hunting the interesting cessful in placing Greek olive oil in As the founder of Hellenic Farms, and fascinating was honed in New York stores like Whole Foods, and “different Vivianna brings food products of excep- as Associate Producer for the TV news- products in so many stores,” she said. tional quality to the U.S., and by helping magazine Inside Edition, but as much “And we make sure that with native Greek entrepreneurs sell their as she loves New York, her heart was our partners, from beginning to end products abroad, she found a beautiful tugging in a different direction. everything is done in Greece and is way to both make a living and express She and her husband moved grown in Greece – financially it makes her Hellenic identity. to Greece in 2013 in the middle of more sense to send in bulk to the U.S. “It gives us a sense of pride. You the Greek crisis, which made it very and package it there, but I don’t want don’t have to speak Greek to keep your challenging to find a job, but, a simple to take away work and jobs from Greek Greek heritage,” because there are everyday life experience generated the people.” many outlets. “And when you hear all idea for Hellenic Farms. They now ‘private label’ their items As she transitioned into Athenian of their ideas, these efforts people are while also working with companies like doing, their success stories, and that life, she enjoyed going to the neighbor- Navarino Icons, LIA, Eleia, and Daphis they are willing to even try, it makes the hood farmers market – the ‘laiko’ – or and Chloe. hard work worthwhile.” the local bodega, “where I found all “And the fact that The Hellenic these beautifully packaged products.” Vivianna tries to work as much as Initiative encourages them to go with She was inspired to locate and sell the possible with women entrepreneurs, their ideas … you get goose bumps.” best Greek food products. as well as with the young. Many people She is also delighted when she sees “We really try to find unique now call her about their products and that Greece’s young entrepreneurs products that showcase Greece. That she regrets she can’t accept all of them. get excited when they see there are is what we do that is different from Nevertheless, she tells them, “I will give Diaspora Greeks who want to invest everyone else.” you an hour of my time to explain to you in them. She also decided, “I would reach what you need to do.”

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Dimitrios Athanasopoulos Built a Firm That is Helping Build the New Greece

Dimitrios Athanasopoulos is a during summers off from his under- world’s top firms “who joined us based Founding Partner, Group Managing graduate studies in New York, when on their absolute merit and track re- Director, and member of the Executive he worked the floor of the Athens cord,” Dimitrios said. “We liberated Committee of AXIA Ventures Group, Stock Exchange and where he sensed these people” – and brought them Ltd., one of the most trusted centers Greece’s economic potential. to Greece. of expertise in investment banking, His faith has not been dented He also believes that with institutional trading, and alternative by COVID-19. “I think Greece has more people working from home investment services in recent years done a tremendously good job facing after COVID-19 it’s an opportunity for in Greece. COVID-19 and it has put Greece on Greece to reverse brain drain. “I think COVID-19 has changed the world a very credible path in the eyes of it can work,” he said. dramatically in the blink of an eye, and the world. We saw great leadership. “My two partners are two un- for Greece to adapt and benefit from This is what I expected from Kyriakos believably capable guys – Antonios the new reality, it needs people with Mitsotakis.” Achilleoudis from Cyprus, and George powerful vision and intuition at the In the Post-COVID world coun- Linatsas of Athens, one of the first helm of its companies – and to part- tries will compete strongly for that people to spotlight the Greek capital ner with institutions like the Hellenic capital, but he believes that is an op- market in the 1990s … In addition to Initiative. portunity for The Hellenic Initiative and the business side, we share the same The people of AXIA are advisors companies like AXIA to guide capital values” – including love and hope for on important banking sector projects to Greece. Greece. and were the exclusive advisors Foreign capital being vital to job “I am very proud to be Greek and for the largest merger in Greece in creation, AXIA is at the heart of the we were involved with THI from the 2019 – between Grivalia Properties transformation of Greece. Part of his start. I learned about it from people I and Eurobank. “AXIA is the lead un- motivation for creating the company, know who are on the Board. We have derwriter for Lambda Development he said, “was the fact that I saw so been donating money consistently ev- for the money that was raised for the many unbelievably talented and qual- ery year and I try to help with different Hellenikon project,” Dimitrios said. ified Greeks who would love to go practical elements, about investing in AXIA is a reflection of both the back to Greece, but they didn’t have Greece and how to get closer to com- talent and the ethos of Dimitrios, who the proper firms that would respect, re- panies, and how to create economic invests much time and energy in the ward, motivate, and challenge them.” momentum.” firm’s recruiting efforts. AXIA is now such a magnet for talent AXIA is also a Corporate He was drawn to the entrepre- and deals, with close to 40 people in Ambassador and provides THI’s office neurial world and wanted to work in Athens and a $100 million threshold space in Athens. finance and investment from his youth, for transactions. In the past 12 years, Dimitrios emphasized, however, a desire engendered by his father, who they have executed 35-billion-euro that “I have also spent time with com- was involved with investments locally worth of business. panies for mentorship. We try to do in Greece. The dream was reinforced AXIA recruits people from the everything we can.”

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The Charles C. Condes Venture Impact Award An Inspiring Part of the Story

Charles Condes of blessed memory part of his DNA. Charles’ father and getting shortchanged,” Harriette said. made a great impact on his family, uncle left Greece and after some That was part of her motivation friends, and the Greek-American time in Romania settled in Chicago. for the $500,000 donation to THI that community – and he also left his mark Beginning as street peddlers they will be honored through the creation on his beloved home town of Chicago. developed two prosperous busi- of the Charles Condes Venture Impact When he returned to the U.S. after nesses and later established the Award. serving in World War II, he worked for profitable Roseland Ice Cream Shop The other impetus was her con- the city as a mechanical engineer for when they astutely realized there cern about the impact of brain drain 25 years. “He designed the machinery was no ice cream parlor near the on Greece. She learned about THI that raised the iconic bridges over the neighborhood movie theater, but the through The National Herald and im- Chicago River,” said his proud niece, Great Depression hit the family hard. mediately appreciated the importance Harriette Condes-Zervakis. Harriette said that Charles, undaunt- of its job creation efforts. “I was very After retiring, he made tre- ed, found a variety jobs and worked concerned that so many bright young mendously successful investments. his way through Illinois institute of people had to leave Greece.” Charles then turned his attention to Technology, graduating with honors Another personal element was philanthropic endeavors, and through in Mechanical Engineering. involved. Harriette strongly feels the efforts of his niece, he continues to He was just as thorough in his the pain her mother experienced make a positive impact in the United charitable giving as he was in his in Chicago from being far from her States and Greece. investments. “If he had a great deal homeland. Unlike some ethnic groups It is a fortunate irony that despite of faith in an organization he would who immigrated to the United States, his family’s devastating losses during donate to them,” especially in the Greeks tended not to want to leave the Crash of ’29, “he was not afraid of Greek-American community, where the stock market. Before he invested he was active in several parishes their homeland. “My mother never in a company he studied it very care- and Church organizations. He left wanted to leave Greece and she was fully … he did a lot of research. Every an estate of $10 million, which he always very nostalgic and lived for the day he read three newspapers,” and divided among several charities. One summer trips and, she influenced me, sought the advice of successful inves- of his favorites was the PanHellenic so I feel bad that young people who tors Harriet noted. “Just by talking to Scholarship Foundation. have to leave today probably don’t him you could tell he was brilliant … Harriette has been given discre- want to leave.” they sent him to weather school to tion to donate to others, and she chose Harriette’s wish to help launch become a meteorologist attached to recently to donate to THI. She believes satisfying lives for young Greeks the Britain’s RAF in the Middle East her uncle would be pleased because probably has some roots in her dis- – and Cyprus, which he loved and Charles, who visited Greece for the tinguished career as a high school visited often. first time after the war in 1949, “loved educator, first as a teacher, then as a With roots in Laconia and Greece very much and he would get professional developer for teachers, Arcadia, industriousness was also upset when he thought Greece was and finally as a principal.

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Dimitris Georgakopoulos Co-founder and Managing Partner Outseta LLC

The most highly and strongly “I don’t want to act on my own. I want to partner with motivated people reveal them- selves by word and deed early other entities whose values and missions I’m aligned in life. Born in Greece, entrepre- with, and I thought THI was a good place to start.” neur and philanthropist Dimitris Georgakopoulos made sure he –Dimitris Georgakopoulos got himself to the United States when he was in high school so he design,” Outseta’s interventions business I wanted to dedicate a could be exposed its culture and lead to companies that are more portion of my time and money to innovative, productive, and adapt- spirit of opportunity. giving back.” able in these times of challenge He was drawn to New England Dimitris created a founda- and opportunity, resulting also in by its tradition of academic excel- tion, but said, “I don’t want to act employees who are more fulfilled lence and later set down roots on my own. I want to partner with in both their personal and pro- there with PWC at the beginning other entities whose values and fessional lives, concepts which in of his career. Earning a schol- missions I’m aligned with, and Greece will bolster development arship to Providence College, I thought THI was a good place and fight brain drain. his double major in Finance and to start.” He began Outsetta after When he became a THI Board Computer Science laid the foun- recently selling the business he Member, he said, “it’s a great dations for his success. created with partners 15 years privilege – I feel honored – to be It was in the mid-1990s, when ago, and where he pioneered a part of the THI Board.” the Internet was beginning to superior property management There is already one project fascinate the world and flex its software. The company was sold near and dear to his heart that muscles, and Dimitris grasped it to RealPage for $550 million. would be the vehicle that would Devoted to promoting entre- he is working on with Executive propel him to independence and preneurship and helping startups, Director Peter Poulos and oth- entrepreneurship. A born leader, he said, “Outsetta provides a hor- ers. “It revolves around enabling, he gathered students who created izontal platform that combines all supporting, and incubating more applications for their classmates, the tools you would need to get companies in Greece to have a and was thrilled by both the started as a business online – bill- mission and purpose that is more practical and creative element in ing, CRM [Customer Relationship socially oriented. There is an making useful things. Management], and marketing opportunity at the intersection Dimitris is Co-founder and support.” between profit and social impact Managing Partner with Outseta He also decided it was time to create something of value that LLC. Calling itself “an experiment to focus more on philanthropic also benefits society tangibly,” in organizational purpose and endeavors. “After selling the he said.

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James Neary Senior Partner, Warburg Pincus

“...James Neary is exactly the kind of person to help Products, The Mount Sinai Health THI address the challenges and opportunities of a System, Duravant, Endurance International Group, Hygiena, Post-COVID world for Greece and Cyprus.” Sotera Health, and WEX. Among –THI President, George P. Stamas other public and private com- panies on whose boards he has Private equity executive James in the Greek Orthodox Church to previously served are Crossmark, (Jim) Neary, Managing Director in honor in particular my mother and Fidelity National Information New York of the global private equi- her heritage.” Services, Inc., Interactive Data ty firm of Warburg Pincus, has been He puts at the disposal of THI Corporation, InComm Holdings, named to THI’s Board of Directors, the vision, energy, and wisdom Coyote Logistics, EFS (Electronic joining that group of highly motivat- that are the foundation of a stellar Funds Source), and Alert Global ed Greeks and Philhellenes from career in the financial industry. Media Holdings. He received a BA in Economics around the world who are dedicat- As Managing Director in New and Political Science from Tufts ed contributing their experience, York, Jim heads the Industrial and University and an MBA from the expertise, and resources to helping Business Services Group and is J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of the people of Greeks overcome the Co-Head of the Healthcare Management at Northwestern their country’s economic crisis, and Group at Warburg Pincus, which University, where he was a now the COVID-19 pandemic. he joined in 2000. He is also a Eugene Lerner Finance Scholar. Jim’s personal connec- member of the firm’s Executive Education remains an important tions to Greece are typical in the Management Group. part of his life as Jim serves on Diaspora, but like other THI sup- During his career at Warburg the Board of Trustees of The porters and his fellow board mem- Pincus, Jim has led Business Eaglebrook School in addition to bers, he is distinguished by his Services; Late Stage Technology- being Co-Chair of the President’s passion and desire to really make enabled Services; Technology, Council at Tufts University. a difference in the homeland. Media & Telecommunications, and THI President George P. “I was raised Greek Orthodox Capital Markets. Stamas says of Neary: “This year and grew up steeped in the tradi- Prior to joining Warburg every forecast – short, medium, tions of the Orthodox church and Pincus he was a Managing and long term – has been cast the Greek holidays,” he said. “I Director at Chase Securities into doubt and James Neary is have traveled to Greece with my and he is currently the chair- exactly the kind of person to help extended family several times man or board member of sev- THI address the challenges and and when my wife Rebecca and eral companies including Allied opportunities of a Post-COVID I were married we were married Universal, Consolidated Precision world for Greece and Cyprus.”

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THI BOARD MEMBER PROFILE Michael Psaros Inspired by Many, Inspiring Others in Turn

Michael Psaros is a Co-Founder where he was orphaned at the KPS Capital Partners, LP is the and Managing Partner of KPS age of four. manager of KPS Special Situations Capital Partners, LP and a member His parents were born in his Funds, a family of private equity of its Investment Committee and beloved West Virginia and intel- funds with approximately $11.5 bil- Management Committee. His ener- ligence and a formidable work lion of assets under management gy, vision and focus are legendary effort were all the inheritance he (as of June 30, 2020) focused – but less well known but equally needed to make his name and on making controlling equity in- powerful forces in his life are his build his fortune after receiving a vestments in manufacturing and devotion to his family, the Orthodox BSBA in Finance from Georgetown industrial companies across a di- faith, and Hellenism. University and attending Sophia verse array of industries, including The roots and inspiration for University in basic materials, branded consumer, his success are obvious: his Tokyo. healthcare and luxury products, au- family. Michael’s moth- tomotive parts, capital equipment er’s mother was from and general manufacturing. Chios and his fa- Giving back is one of the many ther’s father from things he learned from his wise Halicarnassus forbears, a quality he shares with in Asia Minor, his wife and which they work to convey to their children though acts like the establishment of The Michael and Robin Psaros Family Foundation. And Michael prefers to talk about the organizations he is proud to be associated with than about his own business achievements. A founding member of the FAITH and member of the Leadership 100 endowment funds, a proud Archon of the Ecumenical Patriarchate and member of AHEPA, and Treasurer of the St. Andrew Ecumenical Patriarch Fund, Psaros was just was appointed to the Executive Committee and named Chair of the Administration Committee of the Archdiocesan Council.

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“I am humbled and in awe of, on one hand, the accomplishments and stature of the people of THI at every level and I am inspired by their individual and mutual commitment to helping Greece.” –Michael Psaros

Chairman of the Administrative short film, “PISTEVO”, about the perfect. “His government has res- Committee of the Greek Orthodox centrality of iconography in the onated in Europe and globally. His Archdiocese of America. Orthodox Faith. success is demonstrable. Greece During his two-year tenure As a THI Board member he de- is relevant again after five years of as Treasurer of the Archdiocese votes a substantial amount of time being ridiculed around the world he led its successful financial and resources to THI. Every year he is a because of former PM Tsipras. After organizational restructuring. Grand Benefactor of the New York COVID, the reforms implemented Nearest to his heart, how- Gala and he makes other donations. by Mitsotakis will bear fruit. We ever, is the drive to complete the “I believe THI is the only insti- have already seen big company construction of the St. Nicholas tution outside of the Holy Orthodox announcements that are locating Greek Orthodox Church and Church that has demonstrated its in Greece.” National Shrine, which was in ability to bring us together for the Offering advice to the talented grave danger of being shut down common good and the only purely young entrepreneurs that have forever. secular Hellenic organization that I been hit hard by COVID, Michael “A very small group of us support. I can hardly believe that in began by noting “the hardest things through sheer force of will created a short five or six years the impor- my partners and I ever did was build in early 2019 The Friends of St. tance and the membership of THI our business. We started with noth- Nicholas. We negotiated with New have exploded. It has caught the at- ing and no capital and we ended up York State and the Port Authority tention of the Hellenic Community building a very significant global to come up with a governance globally.” business, and we did that through structure,” and they launched a He said the what distinguishes endless hard work, perseverance, crucial and exceptional fundrais- THI is that it is led by the leading and sheet force of will. To all the ing campaign. They had to do it: business people, academics, law- entrepreneurs I stress hard work, “It’s our Parthenon and our St. yers, luminaries, and stars of the discipline, and sheer force of will. Sophia. It is inspiring,” he said. global Hellenic community. “That This COVID pandemic will pass.” Michael emphasized “there is is one of the reasons for its over- His perception during a 2019 visit a congruency with the Executive whelming success.” was that “there is a renewed sense Board of THI among the 13 leading Motivating and mobilizing the of optimism after almost a decade business people who constitute youth of the Diaspora and Greece of darkness.” the Board of the Friends.” are important goals, Michael be- And be believes THI was part He is just as moved by the lieves. “There is no Hellenic or mention of his alma mater. Michael Orthodox organization that has of that, adding, “what we hope serves on the Board of Directors of captivated the attention and en- that THI brings to Greece’s en- Georgetown University, where he thusiasm of the youth like THI. The trepreneurs is our enthusiasm, and his wife created The Michael THI New Leader Speaker Series our expertise that can be called and Robin Psaros Endowed Chair that I once spoke to is incredible. on when required, helping to find in Business Administration at the The get-togethers, the happy hours capital sources, and with access to McDonough School of Business, often draw 300 to 400 people – markets.” where he serves as Vice Chairman they are always sold out. I believe Asked about what he appreci- of the Board of Advisors. it is because these young people ates the most about being involved Talk of his roots on the island want to be affiliated with the leading with THI, he didn’t hesitate: “Oh the of Chios also gets him excited. “I business people and luminaries of people! The people and the objec- sponsored a video done by The our Community,” he said. tives. I am humbled and in awe of, Greek Reporter on the growing Diaspora endeavors like on one hand, the accomplishments of mastiha, since I am a Hiote, THI are vital to building the New and stature of the people of THI at and that video is a great export Greece, but effective government every level and I am inspired by promo.” in the homeland is also crucial. their individual and mutual commit- Miraculously, he makes time Michael believes that every ment to helping Greece,” adding, for special projects – Michael is action Prime Minister Kyriakos “I was recruited to THI by George also the Executive Producer and Mitsotakis has taken since taking Stamas, whom I don’t consider a underwriter of the documentary office two years ago has been friend, but a brother.”

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Pericles, Athenian Statesman 10 FRIENDS OF THI 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

$100,000 and ABOVE

Nicholas and Marcie Alexos Achilles and Costantza John Koudounis Jim and Rebecca Neary Maria Allwin Constantakopoulos Nikos Koumettis John and Mary Pappajohn Amb. Gianna and Theodore Constantine Dakolias and Ambassador Eleni T. and Michael and Robin Psaros Monique Cusson Angelopoulos Markos Kounalakis Reliance Industries Ltd. George A. David Anonymous Nicholas and Pamela George and Caterina Anonymous William P. and Elizabeth Lazares Sakellaris Doucas Anonymous Ted and Lynn Leonsis SMBC Global Foundation, Dow Marianna V. Vardinoyannis, Libra Group Inc. Association of Friends Andreas Dracopoulos, Andrew N. and Paula Liveris George P. and Georgia of Children with Cancer Stavros Niarchos Stamas Foundation George and Nitzia - Elpida Logothetis George and Grazia Svokos Dimitris Georgakopoulos Drake and Maria Behrakis Alexander Macridis The Agnes Varis Trust Cleo Bisbas Neary John D. and Dathel Georges George and Judy Marcus The Charles Constantine John and Mae Calamos Condes Trust - Constantine and Angela Dennis and Karen Mehiel Aris Candris represented by Harriette Karides Corinne Mentzelopoulos Condes Zervakis John and Margo Muhtar Kent, The Coca- Dean and Marianne The Coca-Cola Company Catsimatidis Cola Company Metropoulos George and Olga Tsunis Thomas E. Constance, Savas and Sophia Nikos Mouyiaris+ Kramer Levin Naftalis & Konstantinides Harry J. Wilson Frankel Alexander+ and Mary Kathryn Navab

$50,000 – $99,000

Accenture Coca-Cola Hellas Michael and Mary Jaharis Konstantinos Samaras, George Anderson Greenwood Energy, LLC James Karis Raycap, Inc. Lily Bentas, Cumberland Patricia Higgins The Koudounis Family Samsung Electronics America Inc. Farms Hostess Brands, LLC Foundation SNF USA, Inc. The Blavatnik Family IBM International Motor Oil Hellas Foundation Foundation Salesforce Teneo Holdings James S. Chanos

$25,000 – $49,000

Anonymous Hellenism Trust Associates Poly Syngelides Aramco Services Company International Paper Athanassia Papaioannou, Telemachus & Irene Axia Ventures Group Company Atlantic Bank Demoulas Family Foundation Bloomberg Philanthropies John & Sonia Lingos Peter J. Pappas, P.J. Foundation Mechanical Corp. Nasos Thanopoulos, Heather Bresch, Mylan Inc. John Xikis Foundation Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Morgan Stanley & Co. Citi Private Bank International Plc Kirkland & Elis LLP Wharton & Garrison LLP Cleary Gottlieb Stein & George Petrow Eric Vassilatos Hamilton LLP Kirkland & Ellis Fotios Piniros Weil, Gotshal & Manges ConocoPhillips Lennox Hill Hospital North LLP Shore LIJ Theo Roussis, Ravago Delta Air Lines George Damis Yancopoulos Constantine and Christina Nicholas and Julie Anthony Diamandakis Logothetis Sakellariadis Anastasia and Christ John Lykouretzos Dennis and Jamie Scurletis Economos Mastercard Nikos Stathopoulos, BC Robert J. Flannigan McKinsey and Company Partners Foundation Angeliki Frangou, Navios Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Maritime James, Peter, and George Pantelidis, PanBros Corporation

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$10,000 – $24,000

Peter Alemis Harris and Angela Matthew Mavridoglou LXM Nicholas A. Sannella, Elena Ambrosiadou Giampanas Group Marwick Associates American Express Alexandros Giannou Microsoft Santa Maria Foundation Michael and Christine Apostolos and Despina Millbank LLP SAP Angelakis Gkoutzinis Spiros and Antonia Milonas Sarita Kenedy East Anonymous Goldman Sachs News Corp. Foundation Anonymous Socrates Goulakos Caitlin Noone Nick Scandalios Philip Apostolides Dimitri and Christina The Norman Family Shearman & Sterling LLP Goulandris Archer Daniels Midland Charitable Foundation Constatine and Kristen Company Honeywell Alexander Panos Skarvelis Atlantic Bank Jacobs Tassos Papantoniou, Soho House Cipura Michael Bapis, Rockefeller Johnson & Johnson Torrance Yachts William Stavropoulos Capital Partners JP Morgan Chase Anastasios Parafestas, The Blackstone Charitable Robert and Violetta Buhler Kosmo Kalliarekos Profesta Foundation Foundation Laurent Cadji, Union Panos Katsambas Reed James and Ted Pedas The Sidley Austin Maritime LTD Smith LLP Paun and Magdaline Peters Foundation George Casey The Katsaros Family Dr. Albert Bourla / Pfizer. Terry Theologides Citi Foundation Inc. Third Point LLC George Danis Declan Kelly John Pipilis Nicholas Trimmatis, Concept Business Group Jeremy and Nayia Michael Kotsapas, Union Emmanouil Pontikakis Downward Maritime LTD REA Capital Nikolas P. Tsakos and Celia Kritharioti Harry Eliades, Goldman Vasileios Koutroulis Richmond County Savings Sachs Spiro J. Latsis Foundation G.A. Vassilakis-Phil Eurobank Anastasios and Eleanna John S. Sampalis, JSS Mike Vranos Fasken Martineau Leventis Leventis Medical Research William and Heather Vrattos Overseas Ltd. General Dynamics Marvin Samson, Samson Wells Fargo Lockheed Martin Medical Technologies, David Wittig Alexander and Evee L.L.C. Georgiadis Lomar Shipping Laura Yagerman Alexandra Martinou

$5,000 – $9,999

George Achniotis Theane Evangelis Order of AHEPA Omiros Sarikas, Brookstreet George Anderson Demetri and Lia Fifis James Orphanides Equity Partners Anonymous James and Ann Gianopulos Georgios Paganos Ryan and Emilia Serhant Chris Arapoglou IBM George Pantelidis Socrates Skoulatos Peter W. Bradley Andreas C. Kramvis Nelson and Claudia Peltz Nikki Soteropoulos Margarites Edward Carrer Lindsay Goldberg George and Karen Philippou John Sotos John Catsimatidis Jr. Anthony Liveris Philip and Annitsa Philliou Spyros and Marina Anthony Chandris Anthony Logothetis Paul Polman, Unilever Spyropoulos Chartworld Shipping Corp. Paul J. Lountzis Jennifer Poulakidas Paul G. Stamas Corning, Inc. Andy and Mike Manatos Peter Poulos George Tsougarakis Vassilis Coumbaros Maria and Markos Marinakis William and Susan Theodore Vakrinos and Eurobank Private Bank Andreas and Marina Pournaras Helen Abadzi Luxembourg, SA Martinos Maria Raptis Theodore R. Wagner, Carter European Finance Georgia Mourla, ATHEX Emanuel and Marilyn Ledyard & Milburn LLP Associates Onassis Foundation USA Rouvelas

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304 Can Do LLC BNP Paribas Theodore and Themi Dimon Sonita Grigoriadou S.D. Adamantidou Nikolaos Bonatsos Elias Dokas Bill Grous Ananea Adamidis Nicolas and Olga Bornozis Jimmy Dollopis HABA Anne B. Adams George Borovas Dolphin Capital Partners C. Hadjiminas Barbara Alafoginis Anastasios and Zoe Maria Domenikos John Hadjipateras, John C. Anastasia Alexandridis Bouloutas Markos Drakotos Hadjipateras & Sons Ltd. Hisham AlFalih Zoe Bouloutas Orlando Economos Demitrios Halakos Yoyo Allalouf Nicholas J. Bouras John and Betty Eliopoulos Nikolas Halamandaris Elaine Allen Albert Bourla Dimitri Eliopoulos Fotis Hasiotis Christopher Allwin Dimitris and Eleni Bousis Katherine Embiricos Eric Hatzimenos American Hellenic Council Elias Bouzalas, Chartworld Katsanis Emmanuel Hellenic Holidays Shipping Corporation Iraklis Anagnostopoulos Pavlos Exarchos Vasilios Hioureas Justin K. Bozonelis Lambros Anagnostopoulos Fred and Shadi Fahid Hala Hobeiche Antonia Bregianos John J. Anderson Georgios Fatouros David Horner Apostolos Bregianos Eleni Andreopoulou Sebastian Ficht Phillip M. Kafarakis Roland Breitenecker Dino Andrianos Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund George and Rose Kailis Brookstreet Equity Partners Peter Kakoyiannis Emmanuel Androulakis LLP Maria E. Fillas Dr. Panos and Deborah Michael and Liberty Eunice Buhler Martha Fling Angeliades Kalaritis Michael Camarinos Alex Fotakidis Angelos Angelou Steven N. and Laurel Anne Charles Capetanakis, Elena E. Fotinatos Kalkanis Anonymous Hellenic Classical Charter George Gaitanaris Nikitas Kalomiris Arthur and Nina Anton School Michael Galanakis Constantine Kamazes Arthur C. and Madeline K. Emmanuel Caravanos George Galifianakis Georgios D. Kaparos Anton Robert L. Carey Nicholas Geanopoulos Theano E. Kapur Anton’s Cleaners, Inc. Mary Casey Peter Gelb Panagiotis Karampinis Nektarios Antoniou James Cavalaris Nikoletta Georgalis Demetra Katris Michael C. Apostolides John Chachas Katherine Georgas Kostas Katsiris Konstantinos Gabriel Chaleplis Apostolopoulos John A. Georges Alexis Kertsikoff Chartworld Shipping AppleTree Capital Alexander Georgiades Dave King Aris and Anne Chicles Alex Arapoglou Themo and Elle Georgiou Karen Kirk Peter Chresanthakes, Leonidas C. Georgopoulos Chris and Patti Arapoglou Anatolia College Evangelia Kleftodimou Pavlos Geroulanos Smith Ares Operations Johnathan Christodoro Galinos Giaglis Theodora Klissas Demetra Argeroplos Dimitri Z. Cocconi Soterios Argeroplos George Giannopoulos Filippos Kodellas de la Pantelis J. Constantinides Morena James Argyropoulos Peter Giannopoulos Alex Constantopes Emanuel N. Kokinakis Antonia Athanasiou Demetris Giannoulias Theocharis Contaroudas Joseph J. Kokolakis Dimitrios Athanasopoulos H. B. Gianos Brynn Corbello Kalliope Kokolis John M. Athas, MD Katarina Giavos Amalia Cosmetatou Basil Kollias Athenex, Inc. George Gigicios Christina Costaridi Crosby, Nick Kolovos Nicholas Augustinos Astir Capital George Giovas Markos Komondouros AviAlliance Camille Cotran Give with Liberty Katarina Glavos Kondoleon Wittman Family Anna Avramidou Christina Crosby Fund Global Source Baker Hughes, a GE Debbie Custer Kondoleon Wittman Family Company George Daniolos Globex 2000 financial Fund services Tsambika Bakiris Richard K. Davis Daphne Konstantinides Harry A. Golematis Tsambika Bakiris Peter Davos Mihail Konstas Ted Golfinopoulos George Barboutis Delta Executive Search Athina Kontosakou Jerry Barras Christopher and Stephanie Kiki Denis Goulakos Korres USA Peter J. Barris Kiki Denis Basil Goulandris, Goulandris Anastasia Koshakji Wade Maral Barsoumian Nicholas Denton-Clark Brothers Albert and Kay Bellas Olga Diamanti Andrew Gounardes Andreas Beroutsos John Dimaras Stelios Gregoriou Ourania Bletsas

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