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Day 2 | Tuesday, May 11, 2021 Apollon Stream DAY 2 | TUESDAY, MAY 11, 2021 APOLLON STREAM 11.35 THE WORK OF GREEK NON-PROFIT FOUNDATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS, THEIR IMPACT, CHALLENGES AND POTENTIAL Language: Greek PLena Papalexopoulou, Vice-President, Desmos Non-Profit Foundation, Greece PAlexandra Martinou, President, Mazi Gia To Paidi , Greece PAthina Dessypri, Secretary General & Board Member, Bodossaki Foundation, Greece PChair: Apostolos Mangiriadis, Journalist, SKAI TV, Greece 20.00 LEADERSHIP IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE Language: English PDina Titus, Congresswoman, First Congressional District of Nevada, USA PMay Zanni, Co-Founder, Women Act, Greece PChair: Aristotle Tziampiris, Professor of International Relations, University of Piraeus, Greece ARTEMIS STREAM 10.00 RE-ARCHITECTING WORK MODELS FOR THE FUTURE Language: English* PEzat Azem, General Manager, Roche Hellas PChristos Misailidis, CEO, IWG plc PGeorgios Petsis, Managing Director, DPort Services, Greece PSpiros Protopsaltis, Governor, OAED, Greece PChair: Maira Barba, Journalist, TV Anchor, Proto Thema, Greece 10.35 REIMAGINING THE FUTURE OF WORK IN A POST PANDEMIC ENVIRONMENT Language: English with subtitles PDebbie Lovich, Managing Director & Senior Partner, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), USA PChair: Marily Mexi, Head Global Initiative, Platform Economy, AHCD-Graduate Institute Geneva *English/Greek translation provided for online audience. 1 10.55 KEYNESIANISM AND THE FUTURE OF WORK Language: English* Content Partner: Geneva Graduate Institute Geneva, Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy Introductory Remarks: Olaf Kjelsen, Ambassador of Switzerland to Greece PLord Robert Skidelsky, Emeritus Professor of Political Economy, Warwick University, UK PShalini Randeria, Director, Graduate Institute Geneva, Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy PChair: Marily Mexi, Head Global Initiative, Platform Economy, AHCD-Graduate Institute Geneva 11.25 FUTURE OF WORK – NEW WAYS OF WORKING Language: English PYannis Harizopoulos, Partner, Athens Office, McKinsey & Company 11.45 TOWARDS A CAPITALISM THAT BETTER SERVES SOCIETY Language: English with Greek subtitles PAndrew Liveris, Chairman, The Hellenic Initiative, USA PChair: Anastasia Paretzoglou, Brand Manager, Fortune Greece 12.05 A NEW VISION FOR SOCIAL PROTECTION Language: Greek PMarianna Politopoulou, Chairman & CEO, NN Hellas PChair: Iordanis Hasapopoulos, Journalist, Presenter, MEGA TV, Greece 12.30 #METOO Language: Greek Content Partner: Onassis Culture PSofia Bekatorou, Olympic Gold Medalist, Greece PChair: Afroditi Panagiotakou, Director of Culture, Onassis Foundation, Greece 12.55 SOCIAL POLICY DURING AND AFTER COVID-19 Language: English PRolf Schmachtenberg, Permanent State Secretary , Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, Republic of Germany PJosé Luis Escrivá, Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Kingdom of Spain PDomna Michailidou, Deputy Minister For Welfare, Ministry Of Labour And Social Affairs, Hellenic Republic PChair: Yannis Palaiologos, Journalist, Kathimerini, Greece 13.20 A ROADMAP FOR SECURITY AND PROTECTION: POLICE IN THE 21ST CENTURY Language: Greek PMichalis Chrysochoides, Minister for Citizen Protection, Hellenic Republic PChair: Grigoris Tziovaras, Journalist, Proto Thema, Greece 13.45 ENHANCING POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY Language: Greek PLefteris Papagiannakis, Head of Advocacy, Policy and Research, SOLIDARITYNOW, Greece PTriandafyllos Karatrantos, Research Fellow, Policing Models, Security and Foreign Policy, Greece PMaria Gavouneli, Assoc. Prof. Int’l Law, University of Athens; President, Greek National Comm. for Human Rights PStathis Kalyvas, Gladstone Professor of Government, Oxford University *English/Greek translation provided for online audience. 2 PChair: Vasiliki Siouti, Political Editor, LIFO, Greece 14.20 RADICAL ISLAM & THE DEMOCRATIC LEGAL ORDER Language: English PPanayis Panagiotopoulos, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Athens, Greece PΑnne-Clémentine Larroque, French Islamist Specialist & Analyst for French Justice, France PGraeme Wood, Lecturer in Political Science, Yale University, USA PChair: Paschos Mandravelis, Journalist, Kathimerini, Greece 14.50 THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE RESPONDS TO THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC WITH A FOCUS ON SOCIAL RIGHTS Language: English PMarija Pejčinović Burić, Secretary General, Council of Europe PChair: Tasos Telloglou, Journalist, Kathimerini, Greece A Message from Papastratos We implement a decentralized social contributions policy to increase flexibility and autonomy to enhance the overall quality of life in the communities where we operate. Addressing local priorities and responding to disaster relief efforts along with managing social and environmental impacts associated with our value chain underline the sustainability of our investment in community projects which help address issues requiring a wider and more collaborative approach. 15.20 POLITICALLY CORRECT AND THE POLITICS OF IDENTITY Language: Greek PDimitris Christopoulos, Professor of State and Legal theory, Political Science and History, Panteion University, Greece PChristos Chomenidis, Writer, Greece PElias Kanellis, Journalist, Ta NEA, Greece PChair Xenia Kounalaki, Journalist, Foreign Editor, Kathimerini, Greece 15.55 OUR LIVES AND ITS PARADOXES IN AN AGE OF PANDEMIC Language: Greek PFotini Tsalikoglou, Psychologist, Novelist, Greece PChair: Lina Papadaki, Journalist, ERT, Greece 16.25 PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE PANDEMIC Language: Greek PLila Karadima, Psychologist-Psychotherapist, Greece PDimitris Karagiannis, Psychiatrist, Greece PNeni Panourgia, Anthropologist, Assoc. Prof., Prison Education Program, Psychology Department , Columbia University *English/Greek translation provided for online audience. 3 PAlkistis Protopsalti, Artist, Greece PChair: Fei Mavragani, Anchorwoman, Open TV, Greece INCLUSIVITY LOUNGE 17.25 INTRODUCTION Language: English* PGeoffrey Pyatt, U.S. Ambassador to Greece PYianna Hormova, Secretary General for Demography, Family Policy and Gender Equality, Hellenic Republic 17.40 UNITING POWER WITH PURPOSE: A SHE-COVERY FOR ALL Language: English* PChiara Corazza, Special Representative to the G7 and G20, Women's Forum for the Economy & Society, France PCecilia Ronan, CEO, Citibank Europe Plc; Citi Country Officer Ireland PChair: Stella Kasdagli, Co-Founder, Women on Top, Greece 18.10 ETHICAL TECH & BIAS IN AI Language: English PBeth Singler, Junior Research Fellow in Artificial Intelligence, Homerton College, UK PAntigone Papanikolaou, Legal & Corporate Affairs Director at Microsoft Greece, Cyprus and Malta PKathleen Walch, Managing Partner, Principal Analyst, Cognilytica, USA PArtemis Seaford, Public Policy Manager, Facebook, USA PChair: Stella Kasdagli, Co-Founder, Women on Top, Greece 18.40 FEMALE ENTREPRENEURSHIP & THE FINANCING GAP Language: English PMyrto Papathanou, Partner, Metavallon, Greece PCheryl Miller Van Dÿck, Head, EU Delegation, G20 Women20, Digital PZina Mavroeidi, Managing Director, E-fresh.gr, Greece PChair: Stella Kasdagli, Co-Founder Women on Top, Greece 19.10 MASTERING DIGITAL LITERACY & (RE) SKILLING Language: English PStella Psarrou, Director, SocialInnov, Greece PYiorgos Nikoletakis, CEO, 100 Mentors, Greece PClaire Spiller, Senior Manager - AWS re/Start Programme EMEA, Amazon Web Services (AWS), UK PRobbie Melton, Associate VP for the National SMART Technology Innovation Center, Tennessee State University, USA PChair: Pinelopi Theodorakakou, Co-Founder, Women On Top, Greece *English/Greek translation provided for online audience. 4 19.40 INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP IN TECH & INNOVATION Language: English with Greek subtitles PMarily Mexi, Consultant, Int’l Labor Organization; Head, Platform Economy Initiative, Graduate Institute Geneva PMarianna Skylakaki, Editor-in-Chief , athiNEA PSarita Varouch, Head, UBER, Greece PKonstantina Psarrakou, Director Marketing & Digital, Papastratos, Greece PChair: Maria Gianniou, Co-Founder, Women Act, Greece DAY 3 | WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 2021 APOLLON STREAM 15.45 FIRESIDE CHAT Language: Greek PLina Mendoni, Minister of Culture and Sports, Hellenic Republic PChair: Giorgos Kouvaras, Journalist, ACTION24, Greece 16.05 2021: INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF CREATIVE ECONOMY Language: Greek PNicholas Yatromanolakis, Deputy Minister of Culture and Sports responsible for Contemp. Culture, Hellenic Republic PChair: Kostas Giannakidis, Journalist, Protagon.gr, Ta NEA, Greece 16.20 2021: INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF CREATIVE ECONOMY Language: English PJohn Howkins, Creative Economist, UK 16.30 MAPPING THE CREATIVE ECOSYSTEM Language: English PJulia Pagel, Secretary General, Network of European Museum Organisations (NEMO), Germany PVasilis Avdikos, Assistant Professor, Department of Economic and Regional Development, Panteion University PAndrew Senior, International Expert, Creative Economy, UK PChair: Vasilis Haralambidis, Founding Member, Artistic Director, BiOS, Greece 17.00 THE ROLE OF ARTISTS AND CREATIVES Language: English PLisa Russell, Founder, Create2030, Tanzania 17.10 IMPACT INVESTING AND THE CREATIVE ECONOMY Language: English PJacco Minnaar, Chair of the Management Board, Triodos Investment, Netherlands PFran Sanderson, Director, Arts & Culture Investments and Programmes, NESTA, UK ✓David Parrish, Consultant, Coach, Creative Industries, UK *English/Greek translation provided for online audience. 5 PChair: Despina Tomadaki, Senior Loan Officer, European Investment Bank (EIB) 17.40 PHILANTHROPY IN GREECE - SOCIAL IMPACT AND INVESTMENTS Language: Greek PValia Fragkou, Philanthropy Advisor, Greece PSotiris Petropoulos, Co-Founder, Higher
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