Annual Report 2018 ACG 150 | Advancing the Legacy, Growing Greece A plan to leverage education for economic and social impact Table of Contents

Board Chair’s Message ...... 2

President’s Message ...... 2

In Memoriam: Dr. John S. Bailey ...... 3

ACG 150 | Advancing the Legacy, Growing Greece ...... 4

Strategic Developments: 2008-2018 ...... 4

GOAL ONE

Achieve high standards of performance across all educational programs and make a material difference in Greece’s economy, public health and social cohesion ...... 5

Pierce ...... 6

Deree ...... 8

Alba ...... 10

Transformative Scholarship ...... 12

Transformative Service – Greece ...... 13

Transformative Service – American Education ...... 17

Transformative Service – Hellenic Heritage ...... 18

Transformative Service – Global Community ...... 18

GOAL TWO

Cultivate a high performance organizational culture based on transparency, mutual support, collegiality, and continuous improvement ...... 20

GOAL THREE

Establish ACG’s public position and build a culture of constituency engagement and philanthropy ...... 22

Development and Alumni Relations ...... 23

Honor Roll of Donors: 2017-18 ...... 25

GOAL FOUR

Assure a comprehensive and sustainable financial and infrastructure model ...... 29

Finance and Financial Aid: 2017-18 ...... 31

2018 ACG Social Impact by the Numbers ...... 32

1 In Memoriam: Dr. John S. Bailey Board Chair’s Message Chancellor Emeritus, Chancellor, President The American College of Greece

2018 marked another year of forward progress for The American College of Dr. John S. Bailey, a leading figure At a ceremony in honor of Dr. and Greece, but also a year of loss as the College community suffered the tragedy in Greek independent education for Mrs. Bailey in June 2008, Trustee of ACG staff, students and family killed in the Athens summer wildfire as well four decades, died on New Year’s Jon Westling paid tribute to his as the passing of two College leaders, Harold O. Levy (a recent member of Eve, December 31, 2018 in Athens. He unique role in the institution’s history was 89. by describing Dr. Bailey as a de the ACG board of trustees) and Chancellor Emeritus, Dr. John S. Bailey. facto “founder” of the College. In Born in Elmhurst, Illinois in 1929, John recognition of their contributions to Dr. Bailey’s passing marks the loss of one whose vision and efforts have S. Bailey was the son of an educator the College, the Board of Trustees made possible the success of this impressive institution. From its humble mother and a businessman father. named the College Library the John Relocating with his family to Boston S. Bailey Library and the College’s beginnings in Smyrna more than a century ago, the College has emerged to (MA) for high school, he distinguished outdoor amphitheater the Irene become the largest independent college in Greece, educating students from himself as a student-athlete, becoming Bailey Theater. In July 2008, Dr. Bailey over 70 countries around the world. Eastern New England shot put became the College’s first Chancellor champion. Earning an undergraduate and upon his retirement in 2012 degree from Boston University and was named ACG’s first Chancellor Dr. Bailey’s courage and commitment to American style education not only MBA from Northeastern University, he Emeritus. made it possible for the College to flourish, but also to serve as a beacon to served in the U.S. military as a combat Greece through some of its most difficult times. This is perhaps no more true infantry officer in the Korean War and was awarded the U.S. Legion A highlight of Dr. Bailey’s presidency was the hosting of the of Merit, Bronze Star for Valor and Combat Infantryman Badge, the U.S. Olympic Team for the 2004 Athens Olympics. U.S. athletes than in recent years, when the College has made as its goal to prepare this France Croix de Guerre and the Korea Military Service Medal. credited the College’s superb facilities with their outstanding generation to face daunting new economic and social realities. competitive performance in the Olympic Games. Another highlight After teaching business at Northeastern, he was appointed Assistant of his presidency was the creation of The College Chapel of the We are determined to continue to build on this proud legacy of service to Greece and the global community. We are to renowned President, Asa S. Knowles and, later, Dean of University Three Hierarchs, dedicated in 1999 by His All Holiness Ecumenical College, the university’s largest division. In 1969 he became President Patriarch Bartholomew and Archbishop of Athens and All Greece grateful for all those who join us as alumni and friends of ACG in this noble vision. of Nasson College (Maine), a position he held until accepting the Christodoulos. On January 5, 2019 hundreds of the College’s faculty, presidency of The American College of Greece in 1975. staff, alumni and friends attended the funeral service for Dr. Bailey in the Chapel. They commented fondly in the reception following Concetta M. Stewart, PhD Joining The American College of Greece as its ninth president on their recollections of an empathetic, encouraging leader, Chair, Board of Trustees during the early and formative years of its independence from the whose work ethic, vision and belief in the goodness of others founding sponsorship of the United Church of Christ, President The American College of Greece provided thousands of staff and students with the opportunity Bailey’s leadership positively impacted the College for generations and inspiration to achieve successes of their own. As a symbol of to come. His tenure witnessed an unprecedented period of respect and appreciation, College flags were flown at half-mast institutional growth, development and achievement. until January 31, 2019.

President Bailey’s leadership contributions positioned the Dr. Bailey’s leadership extended and was widely recognized well institution for a significant and secure future, including: adoption beyond ACG, including as a founder, President and President of the College’s official name – The American College of Greece; Emeritus of the Association of American International Colleges incorporation of The American University of Greece in the U.S. as a and Universities. Among the many awards he received were: means of generating philanthropic support for the College and in the Commemorative Medal of the City of Athens in recognition anticipation of the eventual change of Article 16 to permit private of his dedication to Greek education and his contribution to universities in Greece; recruitment of distinguished volunteers to the advancement of learning in the City of Athens; the Finis serve as members of the Board of Trustees; attaining accreditation Engleman Award for distinguished leadership in international by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges – the higher education; the award for Leadership in International President’s Message first U.S. college or university abroad to be regionally accredited; Education by the Association of State Colleges and Universities transformative development of the College’s physical facilities, (Washington, D.C.). He was awarded honorary doctorates by including the main campus, Downtown Campus and Plaka Building; Northeastern University, Nasson College, New England College achievement of the highest enrollment in the College’s history; and The American College of Greece. In recognition of his The obituary of ACG Chancellor Emeritus, Dr. John S. Bailey, included in this exponentially growing the College’s endowment and reserve funds, devotion to the Church, he was declared an Archon Protonotarios thereby helping to assure the institution’s financial viability. of the Ecumenical Throne by His All Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Annual Report makes clear the extraordinary nature of Dr. Bailey’s life as Bartholomew. well as the unique contributions he made to ACG’s development, especially His keen interest in the arts inspired President Bailey’s vision for the during his 33-year tenure as president (1975 – 2008). One of the lessons from College both in the academic programs and the extraordinary campus John S. Bailey was preceded in death by his son, Stephen, and his my own experience as a college president (the last 11 years at ACG) is that he developed. He cultivated a relationship with U.S. sculptor Frances grandson, Chris, and is survived by his loving wife, Irene Korre- Rich, which ultimately led to a donation that endowed the College’s Bailey, four children, Laurel, Alexander, Philip and Oliver, and a presidents can make a significant difference in the life of an institution, but Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts. In an interview with grandchild, Elliot. that difference is made collaboratively with others – past and present. ACG Magazine in the summer of 2008, he stated: “This is one of the most beautiful countries you can find; you can see trees and beautiful A 40 Day Memorial Service will be held on February 16, 2019 at 11:00 at the ACG College Chapel. Therefore, I am indebted to and grateful for all those who preceded those flowers, so we have used indigenous workers, stone masons and sculptors, and have a campus filled with art. Students should have art of us who are working in the current era of ACG’s development to make this in their lives, places for music and places for recreation.” May his memory be eternal. exceptional institution the very best it can be. We stand on the shoulders of others to reach heights to which we all aspire not only or primarily for ourselves but even more for the common good. “The 19th century New England poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote: “I was blessed to have spent thirty-three years with a caring, sharing ‘When a great man dies, for years the light he leaves behind him, lies on the and giving leader, John Stephen Bailey. For me, he was my wise, trusted paths of men.’ Jack Bailey was a great man. And his life and the light from it and knowledgeable advisor and teacher; a remarkable and charismatic In essence, that is the meaning and ultimate purpose of our current strategic that shines on us all today will surely be a source of inspiration when we think man, whom if you are lucky, you will meet once in your lifetime. He was plan: ACG 150 Advancing the Legacy, Growing Greece. Together, we can of him in the days, weeks, months and years ahead … It was Jack who willed meticulous, with an eye for precision, detail and perfection … He believed make it happen! this great College and all it represents to become the standard of excellence in in all of us, and with his generosity and sensitivity he taught us to never Greece … When I think of all the Americans who have played a role in building give up. He felt our pain and he felt our euphoria, enriching our lives with our long friendship with the Greek people over the last century, I think first goodness, kindness and gentleness … The American College of Greece is of Jack … When I arrived as President Clinton’s Ambassador in Greece, Jack synonymous with his name … He possessed a great big, open heart full of David G. Horner, PhD was one of the very first people I met. We shared a common identity as Irish- love, large enough for his family … and their families, yet large enough for President Americans from the ‘Athens of America’— Boston. We gloried in the Red all of us. He loved us all as we loved him. He will continue to guide and Sox. And we were fast friends. Libby and I loved Jack’s ever-present smile, his lead us spiritually forever. He will live on in our memories and hearts. We The American College of Greece openness, his love of laughter. His love of life. Truth be told, he was not just a offer him our respect, appreciation and admiration to take with him on his friend. He was also a mentor for whom I will always be grateful.” journey.”

R. Nicholas Burns Olga E. Julius U.S. Ambassador to Greece (1997 – 2001) Principal Emeritus, Pierce – The American College of Greece

2 3 ACG 150 | Advancing the Legacy, Growing Greece GOal one Achieve high standards of performance across all A plan to leverage education for economic and social impact educational programs and make a material difference in Greece’s economy, public health and social cohesion ACG FALL TOTAL ENROLLMENT

MISSION MAJOR GOALS and CORE STRATEGIES 5,515 To add distinctive and sustainable value to our 4,999 549 73 COUNTRIES AND REGIONS students as well as Greece, American education, GOAL ONE: Achieve high standards of performance across all Hellenic heritage, and the global community educational programs and make a material difference in Greece’s 525 OF ENROLLED STUDENTS economy, public health and social cohesion 4,387 through transformative teaching, scholarship and 4,087 (Descending Order) 3,914 527 service CORE STRATEGY: Enhance the ACG educational experience; 3,688

diversify and strengthen enrollment; implement new academic and 321 Greece, United States of America, Egypt, VISION co-curricular initiatives to boost Greece’s economy and improve 1,723 3,512 To develop The American University of Greece public health and social cohesion 3,140 2,222 Albania, Afghanistan, France, Iran, Syria, (when the Constitution allows) as Greece’s GOAL TWO: Cultivate a high performance, sustainable organizational 2,778 premier, independent university and materially India, Ukraine, Philippines, Cyprus, culture based on transparency, mutual support, collegiality, and advance the institution’s economic and social 702 2,591 continuous improvement United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, Germany, impact CORE STRATEGY: Establish collegial governance rooted in a highly 861 774 Morocco, Turkey, Canada, Russia, Serbia, functioning board, faculty and staff CORE VALUES 129 1,334 1,454 Jordan, Pakistan, China, Lebanon, Nigeria, The American College of Greece is dedicated to 1,082 GOAL THREE: Establish ACG’s public leadership position and build 801 789 776 integrating creatively: a culture of constituency engagement and philanthropy Norway, Republic of Korea, Italy, Romania, • American education best practices CORE STRATEGY: Invest in targeted institutional advancement, 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 Iraq, Brazil, Bulgaria, Georgia, Netherlands, Pierce Junior College Deree Downtown Deree - AP Alba Total marketing and public affairs initiatives • Greece’s unique intellectual and cultural Switzerland, Ireland, Sweden, Armenia, heritage GOAL FOUR: Assure a comprehensive and sustainable financial and ANNUAL GRADUATES (HEADCOUNT) Bangladesh, Japan, Palestine, Sierra • A campus ethos of mutual respect, responsible infrastructure model action and high achievement CORE STRATEGY: Strengthen financial management; diversify 861 Leone, Denmark, Portugal, Kazakhstan, 838 • Student development for engaged, effective revenue sources; improve physical and technological resources; 767 Nepal, Angola, Burundi, Gambia, Libya, global citizenship implement comprehensive approach to sustainability 745 33 Zimbabwe, Chile, Austria, Belgium, 667 338 299 202 Croatia, Finland, Luxembourg, Moldova, 184 Strategic Developments: 2008-2018 55 Montenegro, Spain, Israel, Sri Lanka, 422 57 78 38 Uzbekistan, Congo, Democratic Republic

2008/2009 2014/2015 of the Congo, Eritrea, South Africa, 376 298 306 • ACG 150... Advancing the Legacy Strategic Plan • ACG collaboration with Cornell University Johnson 329 Sudan, Togo, Tunisia, Western Sahara, School of Hotel Administration 134 • Junior College admission discontinued; final Junior Argentina, Mexico College class graduates in June 2012 • Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts named 23 156 168 155 for American sculptor, Frances I. Rich 111 116 • College residences converted to student use • Stavros Niarchos Foundation funds Niarchos Scholars • Technology investment plan adopted Program: Greek public university students pursuing 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 Pierce Junior College Deree UG Deree GR Alba Total 2012-2018 middle 50% HIGH SCHOOL GRADES “parallel study” at Deree

2010/2011 • Launch of ACG Institute of Public Health, funded by (HIGH-SCHOOL GRADE, NEW STUDENTS) UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC MIX 2018 16.3 18.1 19.1 • Deree International Honors Program initiated, the Behrakis Foundation 4% 6% affiliation with Stanford Summer International 10% 2016/2017 Honors Program 23% 2017 16 17.8 19.1 • Pierce International Baccalaureate Diploma Program • Partnership with National Hellenic Society for • NEASC Reaccreditation of Deree and Alba 45% Heritage Greece: short-term immersion for Greek 54% 50% 2016 15.7 17.7 18.9 • ACG 150 | Advancing the Legacy, Growing Greece Americans 58% A plan to leverage education for economic and social impact 59% • Deree partners with Open University (UK) to offer • Greece’s First Simulated Trading Room 2015 14.6 16.5 17.9 dual undergraduate degrees (US/EU) securing 56% “professional rights” for Deree graduates based • “Education Unites: From Camp to Campus”, refugee education program co-sponsored with U.S. Embassy on EU law 2014 14.3 16 17.7 • Pierce Jewish Studies Program funded by the Jewish 43% • ACG and Libra Group pioneer International Internship Community of Athens 40% Program 46% 2013 13.8 15.3 17 36% 2018 31% 2012/2013 21% • Stavros Niarchos Foundation endows Niarchos Scholars 12% • ACG/Alba strategic alliance: Alba relocates to ACG Program 6% 2012 13.6 15.1 16.9 Downtown; Deree programs shift to main campus • AMBA Reaccreditation of the Alba MBA 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 <14 14-17.9 18> 25th Percentile Median 75th Percentile • Board approves plan to increase student financial aid • Alba submits AACSB accreditation application

4 5 Pierce Students at the Edge Summer School, University of Delaware Makerspace at Pierce In addition to five Pierce students attending the Phillips On October 17 the Pierce Makerspace - a multi-purpose workspace to support student design and Exeter Summer Program with full scholarships provided entrepreneurial initiatives was opened. by ACG board member, Spiros Bouas, University of Delaware and Pierce offered three full scholarships for A & B Lyceum and IB1 students to participate in the Edge Summer School at the University of Delaware in Summer 2018.

“It was a summer full of happiness, love, laughter and learning”.

Young Business Talents In April 2018, Pierce Young Business Talents team, Bellatrix, Jack Kent Cooke Foundation won 1st place at the National Final competing with 75 teams at the Pierce Leadership Academy Pierce Benchmarks 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 throughout Greece. Bellatrix ranked 1st in overall “corporate profitability”. The team finished 2nd on the final Young Business In summer 2018, Pierce Leadership Academy offered Greek University Acceptance Rate 84% 91% 89% 98% 98% 98% Talents international competition (December 2018). four modules to 59 students age 13-17, including 15 US students sponsored by Jack Kent Cooke Foundation % of Class Enrolling: 28% 29% 29% 36% 29% 30% (Washington DC). Engineering, Law, Medicine

% of Class Enrolling: Deree 14% 18% 15% 25% 21% 19%

Junior Achievement Pierce was recognized as the “The Entrepreneurial School of the Year 2018” for Greece by Junior Junior Achievement (JA): Achievement-Europe. (November 2018, Vienna) The JA team created the i-Zen Flow Meter company and designed and developed an innovative product: an energy-saving water meter that records consumption and informs the user wirelessly in real time. With the device, consumers will be able to detect leaks and manage Pierce team is 4th in the world water resources by applying at the Robotics Olympiad modern telemetry methods. The Pierce team Rest in PC’s is 4th in the world in the Open Lyceum category at the Educational Robotics Olympiad in Thailand (November 16-18, 2018), having already achieved 1st International School 2018 Pierce International University Placement place in the final of the Greek Competition of the Educational Robotics Olympiad WRO™ 2018. Award 2018-21 for Pierce! Architectural Association Simon Fraser University, Canada University of Manchester, UK School of Architecture, UK The London School of Economics University of Nicosia, Cyprus Pierce – The American College European University of Cyprus, Cyprus and Political Science, UK University of Redlands, US of Greece received the British Heriot-Watt University, UK The University of Nottingham, UK University of Southampton, UK Council International School Macquarie University, Australia The University of Sheffield, UK University of Sussex, UK Award – Full Accreditation Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US University of Bristol, UK University of the West of for integrating international New York University Abu Dhabi, UAE University of Chicago, US England - UWE Bristol, UK work into the curriculum. The Saint Mary’s College, US University of Kent, UK University of Toronto, Canada International School Award is Sciences Po Universite de Reims, France University of Leeds, UK University of Warwick, UK an international accreditation University of London, UK recognizing commitment to developing global citizens and, at the same time, giving a global dimension to its curriculum, including the school in a broader global community.

From Pierce classrooms and basketball courts to MIT! 2018 Pierce graduate Giannis Chatziveroglou, an excellent student and basketball player with Panathinaikos and the Greek National Team, was accepted at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), working towards a double major in Computer Science Pierce Graduation - Constantinos Daskalakis, MIT Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, Graduation Speaker and Mathematics.

6 7 Business Week 2018 DEREE 2018 TOP TEN UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS DEREE 2018 GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS The 13th Annual Business Week Forum organized by Deree student academic societies was held on March 13-16, 2018 under the Total Fall Enrollment: 3,317 Total Fall Enrollment: 195 general theme “Young Leaders Grow(ing) Greece”. Mr. Declan Costello, Principal Adviser, Mission Chief for Greece, Directorate Psychology 437 MA Strategic Communication 53 General Economic & Financial Affairs, European Commission was the keynote speaker. Twenty-five prominent business leaders & Public Relations Marketing 250 delivered speeches over four days. Business Week 2018 marked a record participation of non-Deree students, as approximately one in five attendees were Greek public university students. Communication 244 MA Digital Communication 39 & Social Media Intl. Tourism & Hospitality Management 173

Information Technology 172 MS Counseling Psychology 36 & Psychotherapy Entrepreneurship Management 167

Shipping Management 167 MS Data Science 24

International Business 145 MA Applied Educational 18 Management 120 Psychology

Finance 113 MA TESOL 10

2018 Deree Graduate Program Acceptances Adler University, US Screen Academy Scotland, UK Alba Graduate School, Greece SDA Bocconi, Italy Alliant International University, US University College London, UK Bangor University, UK University of Aberdeen, UK MA in Digital Communication & Social Media students’ Bournemouth University, UK University of Bath, UK International Consulting Program with VCU Brunel University London, UK University of Central Lancashire, UK trip to San Francisco & Silicon Valley, California, April 2018 Cass Business School, UK University of Derby, UK The International Consulting Program (ICP) is a City University of London, UK University of Edinburgh, UK course run jointly with Virginia Commonwealth The annual educational trip to the US for the graduate students of the Columbia University, USA University of Glasgow, UK University (VCU). Deree students travel to Virginia for MA in Digital Communication and Social Media took place in April 2018 Deree - The American College of Greece, Greece University of Kent, UK EAE Business School, Spain University of Leeds, UK a portion of the course at VCU. Both Deree and VCU in San Francisco and Silicon Valley. Generous sponsorship by trustee, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands University of Leicester, UK students return to Athens for the second portion. Spiros Bouas, provided students the opportunity to combine high quality Goldsmiths University of London, UK University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg 12 Deree students formed work groups with 19 VCU training with a great travel experience to the world’s greatest technology Heriot-Watt University, UK University of Queensland, Australia students visiting companies in each country and then hub. Students visited Facebook HQ, Googleplex, Nvidia, IDEO, Stanford Imperial College London, UK University of Rochester, US Leiden University, Netherlands University of San Francisco, US presenting a business improvement plan. University, Helios Interactive–Freeman and Genome Institute. LSE - London School of Economics and Political Science, UK University of Southampton, UK Maastricht University, Netherlands University of Stirling, UK Malmö University, Sweden University of Strathclyde, UK Miami Ad School, Germany University of Surrey, UK Michigan State University, US University of the Arts London, UK Middlesex University London, UK University of Twente, Netherlands Nottingham Trent University, UK University of Warwick, UK Queen Mary University of London, UK University of West London, UK Queens University, Canada University of Westminster, UK Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, UK Utrecht University, Netherlands Royal Holloway, University of London, UK Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands Sciences Po Paris France Institute of Political Studies, France Wageningen University, Netherlands

DEREE FALL 2012-2018 UNDERGRADUATE MIX 2018 GRADUATES - PLACEMENT AFTER SIX MONTHS

2018 2,370 765 182

2.3% Employed (Non-Military) 16.3% 58.6%

Employed (Military) 2016 2,405 451 102 “It was such an unbelievable experience to be able to 2.6% consult for a Greek company during such an important Arts Festival Graduate Studies time for the Greek economy. I learned through first hand A mini-conference organized by 10.4% experience the impact one nation’s economy could have 4th Internet 2014 2,333 240 53 the Management Information Other Studies on the global economy.” Security Day Systems (SBE) and Information Christina Busam, ICP student Technology (SLAS) student Seeking Employment 2012 societies was attended by over 2,339 126 14 9.8% 100 Deree students and faculty. Other Speakers addressed cyber security Traditional Parallel Studies Study Abroad Social Media Award concerns faced by businesses and The Professional Diploma in Digital and Social Media assessed protection provided was awarded the Best Social Media Learning Program via cyber security programs award at the Social Media Awards - Athens, June 2018. (November 2018).

ACG Community Choir thrives! The ACG Community Choir joyfully participated in a number of ACG events in 2018 including Pierce Commencement.

Deree Graduation -Dimitri V. Nanopoulos, Distinguished Professor of Physics, Honorary Degree Recipient

8 9 ALBA 2018 FALL ENROLLMENT BY PROGRAM Alba Ahead EFMD GN Annual Conference: Talking about learning agility ALBA AHEAD organized an Total Fall Enrollment: 549 Total: 549 event celebrating four years of Executive Dean Kostas Axarloglou, at the first MOOC fully localized the first EFMD GN Annual Conference for 108 The Alba MBA for the Greek audience, Central and Eastern Europe, October 8-10 in MSc in Shipping Management 64 “Beyond Silicon Valley: Warsaw, Poland. It brings together EFMD & Growing Entrepreneurship EFMD GN members, companies, educational MSc in Marketing 57 in Transitioning Economies” institutions and other associations.

MSc in Finance (in partnership with the 49 US Embassy in Athens); During his speech Executive Dean Axarloglou pointed out that “ Learning MSc in Tourism Management 41 it also launched the 9th VentureGarden Round for agility, the ability to learn, adapt and apply MSc in International Business and Management 37 entrepreneurs (in partnership ourselves in constantly changing, first-time conditions is an with The Hellenic Initiative) attitude towards learning, necessary to manage effectively MSc in Strategic HRM 36 and organized a three-day the disruptive nature of our environment.”

MSc in International Shipping and Finance 23 entrepreneurship workshop in Patras. MSc in Business for Lawyers 23

MBA in Shipping 23

Executive MBA 23

MBA in Financial Services 20 MSc in Tourism Management, ranked #36 in MSc in Risk Management 16 Tourism Management, Worldwide (TOP 80 - Global ranking) MSc in Entrepreneurship 14 MSc in Shipping Management, ranked #23 in MSc in Supply Chain Management 2 Maritime Management, Worldwide (TOP 50 - Global ranking)

Transformative Teaching New Alba MSc Program Application to the Association to Advance Customer Interaction Debrief Session with Harvard MSc in Supply Chain Management (Alba) Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and Master Degree - The European Business Business School MBA students Program (EBP) International (KEDGE, In September 2018, Alba submitted its accreditation application to AACSB. The process is expected to take On Saturday May 12, Alba and Harvard Business School MBA and France). The program is offered in exchange collaboration with KEDGE Business School. up to five years but would result in AGBS being the first MSc students worked together in a Customer Interaction Debrief. AACSB accredited program in Greece. HBS students visited Athens as part of their Field Global Immersion. Two degrees: Alba Graduate Business Approximately 70 HBS students working with 12 Greek company cases School: MSc in Supply Chain Management identified by Alba and HBS alumni, shared some of their initial learnings and KEDGE Business School: The European and insights from speaking with local customers, and received feedback Business Program International – Diplôme from Alba students, who offered valuable perspectives both as locals de l’École Multinationale des Affaires Alba MBAs re-accredited for five years and fellow business students. (Master’s Degree). During the 2018 Global Deans & Directors Conference in Stockholm, the Association of MBAs (AMBA) awarded Alba a Certification of Accreditation for its MBA, MBA in A World in Transition Shipping, Eurobank – The Alba MBA in Financial Services, and Executive MBA.

“The Alba MBA programs’ re-accreditation by The Association of MBAs for another five years, without any condition, is a clear indication of Alba’s high quality standards. Our MBA programs Alba Graduate Business School was the official Academic are designed to meet current global challenges and they Partner at The Economist event “A world in transition: constantly evolve, aiming to be at the edge of both Business The New Jobs The New Skills. Predicting the future in Education and Personal Development”. Alba Graduation -Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center unpredictable times” which took place on March 9, 2018 at Nikos Ebeoglou, Chair Alba Board of Directors, First Honorary Degree Recipient for Alba the Athens Concert Hall, Dimitris Mitropoulos Hall. Stella Mariou, Alba’s Quality and Accreditation Director

10 11 Transformative Scholarship Transformative Service - Greece

2017-18 ACG SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY Pierce Deree Alba ACG TOTAL Books, Book chapters 13 76 12 101 922 Students in 2018 Deree Parallel Studies (333 Majors and 589 Minors) Refereed Publications 8 65 18 91 Non-refereed Publications 4 22 13 39 Paper Presentations Outside Greece 7 73 18 98 Universities with 10 or more students Democritus University of Thrace Paper Presentations, Greece 9 78 6 93 in Deree Parallel Studies Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Poster Presentations 2 30 0 32 Book Reviews 1 8 0 9 University of Thessaly National and Kapodistrian University of Athens 315 Funded Research/Creative Grants 10 26 0 36 • National and Kapodistrian University of Athens National Technical University of Athens 102 • National Technical University of Athens Public Artistic Performances 10 272 0 282 • Athens University of Economics and Business Athens University of Economics and Business 91 University of Ioannina • Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences Curatorial work 5 3 0 8 • University of Piraeus University of Piraeus 88 • Agricultural University of Athens • Harokopio University TOTAL 69 653 67 789 University of Patras Technological Educational Institutes 85 • Athens School of Fine Arts Panteion University of Social & Political Sciences 78 University of Peloponnese Yalova Ecosystem field trip: A hands-on experience! University of Patras 22 In May 2018, the ACG Center of Excellence for Sustainability (CES), in collaboration with the Navarino Environmental Observatory University of Crete 18 (NEO -a synergy between the University of Stockholm, the Academy of Athens and Costa Navarino) and the Deree Environmental University of Aegean Studies program, organized the first interdepartmental academic field trip, held at both the ACG Aghia Paraskevi campus and the University of Peloponnese 16 Yalova Lagoon in Messinia. This five-day workshop was an immersive and experiential learning project that gave a group of Deree Agricultural University of Athens 12 • University of Crete students from different majors the opportunity to conduct and combine environmental measurements with social research. • Technical University of Crete University of Aegean 12

Top ten Majors in 2018 for Top ten Minors in 2018 for Deree Parallel Students Deree Parallel Students

Psychology 74 Finance 118 Marketing 29 Communication 54 Communication 28 Leadership and Management 54 Finance 28 Marketing 46 Information Technology 25 International Business 32 Deree Graduate Research Shipping Management 17 Psychology 29 Ten Deree Graduate students International Business 16 Shipping Management 29 presented their work in the Entrepreneurship Management 15 Economics 23 7th Panhellenic Conference of Management 13 Entrepreneurship Management 21 Counseling Psychology, Volos, International Tourism & Hospitality Management 12 Human Resource Management 21 November 2018.

RAG TO RICH Art Exhibition (Re)Constructing Contemporary Cityscapes, March 2018 Curated by invited artist, curator and founding The Sociology Society, in collaboration with the Communication Society, director of the Athens Biennale, Poka-Yio, March-April and with the support of the Education Unites Program, the Psychology 2018 at the ACG Art Gallery. Society and the Film Club, organized a series of presentations and panel discussions, multi-media workshops and other activities (library book exhibit, urban walks, film screenings and a visit to Eleonas refugee camp) during Sociology Week on “(Re)Constructing Contemporary Cityscapes”.

Deree Undergraduate Research The Fourth Annual Student Research and Creative Arts Symposium held June 5-8, included 236 student works, including 334 attended Deree Roadshows in Nafplio, Kefalonia, Trikala and Thessaloniki In 2018 oral presentations, poster presentations, 4th Annual Student Research technology projects, works of art, and and Creative Arts Symposium musical and dramatic performances. June 5–8, 2018 Installation view, Photo by George Charisis

12 13 This Greek school has a novel solution to problem faced by many small Jewish communities 300 SNF Scholars chose the following Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) In Athens’ dwindling Jewish community, now at about 3,000 members, Deree Minors in 2018 Scholarship Program there simply aren’t enough children to support a Jewish middle or high school. So community leaders came up with a unique solution: a special School of Business and Economics (206) Jewish track at the prestigious American College of Greece, a private school founded by Christian missionaries in 1875 with a middle school and • Finance 80 high school division called Pierce. • Leadership and Management 21 • International Business 18 “We are very happy to have this program here in Greece,” said Nina Negrin, • Economics 17 whose 12-year-old daughter, Melina, attends the school. “For many years there was no continuation of Jewish education after age 12. Anything to • Shipping Management 13 do with Judaism just stopped suddenly. Now they continue their Jewish • Human Resource Management 12 education and they stay together. These things are very important to us, • Marketing 11 not only as parents but also as members of the Jewish community.” • Entrepreneurship Management 8 The project, known as the Pierce Jewish Studies Program, combines • Business 7 Jewish studies with informal educational activities like field trips to nearby • Management Information Systems 5 synagogues. This special partnership between Pierce and the Jewish community ensures that the Jewish kids get spots at the • Healthcare Management 3 competitive school, and tuition subsidies from the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation of 25 to 100 percent ensure they can afford it. • International Tourism & Hospitality Management 3 • Operations Management 3 Excerpt from an article by Larry Luxner, Jewish Telegraphic Agency • Sports Management 2 Since 2014, the SNF Scholarship Program has expanded • E-Business 1 the personal and professional horizons of elite Greek public Sports Academies Highlights • European and Global Affairs 1 university and polytechnic students by providing opportunities • International Reporting and Auditing 1 to pursue a minor at Deree, study abroad and complete an SWIM ACADEMY internship. • Five National records in U16/U14 School of Liberal Arts and Sciences (83) • U14 Winter Swim Games: 14 medals (6-4-4) • U16 Winter Swim Games: 22 medals (6-10-6) • Communication 25 • Psychology 19 • U14 Summer Pan-Hellenic Championship: 12 medals (5-6-1), • International Relations 12 SNF Scholars Top Ten 5th place among 130 teams • Information Technology 9 Greek University Departments • U18/U16 Summer Pan-Hellenic Championship: 18 medals (4- • Environmental Studies 6 9-5), 5th place in U16 age group, 8th place in U18 age group among 140 teams • Sociology 4 Law 96 • Philosophy 3 Electrical and Computer Engineering 21 • Biology 2 BASKETBALL ACADEMY • Archaeology 1 International and European Studies 15 • Boys U18 team promoted to the ESKA Division-1 (top 12 • English 1 Civil Engineering 13 teams in Athens) with a 21-2 record. Next season, both U16 and U18 teams will be participating in ESKA D-1. • History 1 Business Administration 12 Psychology 11 TENNIS ACADEMY Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts (11) Architecture 10 • 1st place in Boys U16 National Championship • 1st place in Girls U14/Doubles National Championship • Art History 5 Chemical Engineering 10 • Music 3 Economics 10 • 2nd place in Girls U14/Doubles National Championship • Visual Arts 2 Medicine / Pharmacy 9 • Girls U14 Pan-Hellenic E1: 1st place, 1st place/Doubles • Theater Arts 1 • Girls U16 Pan-Hellenic E2: 3rd place, 1st place/Doubles, 2nd place/Doubles • Tennis Europe Boys U18 Category-1: 2nd place • Tennis Europe Boys U16 Category-2: 2nd place • Tennis Europe Boys U16 Category-3: 1st place, 2nd place/ SNF Scholarship Acknowledgment Ceremony Doubles

The SNF Scholarship Acknowledgment Ceremony was held VOLLEYBALL ACADEMY on ACG’s main campus on May 24, 2018 to celebrate new SNF • Girls U14 team reached the top-8 of the ESPAAA Scholars. championship.

DEREE SOCCER ACADEMY • U8 and U10-2 teams won 2nd place in the “Soccer Link-2” championship, U10-1 the 2nd place in the “Soccer Link-1”, and U12-2 the 3rd place in the “Soccer Link-3”.

TRACK & FIELD ACADEMY • One athlete won 3rd place in the U14 Girls Pan-Hellenic championship • Six athletes participated in the Final races of the U14 Pan- Hellenic championship • One athlete participated in the Final race of the U16 Pan- Hellenic championship • 128 places improvement in the Federation Ranking (from number 288 in 2016, to number 160 in 2018).

14 15 Attica Wildfires Transformative Service - American Education The destruction and devastation following in the wake of the July 2018 Attica 696 students from 40 states and 172 US colleges and universities in semester, summer or short-term faculty-led programs wildfires touched the ACG community deeply. The College’s response to the wildfires included the following:

• Offering College’s facilities to those in need – seven families were hosted on campus for 10 to 40 days

• S.E.R.F. Organization, Deree’s emergency response team together with volunteers contributed immensely in cleaning, moving and helping victims

• Sending volunteers to affected areas to help children, families and the elderly

• Organizing a blood and food drive

• Collaborating with the Municipality of Athens to provide psychological support through the ACG Counseling Center

• ACG’s Institute of Public Health offered free spirometry (lung) testing to victims

• Assisting ACG families forced to start over in a new home were given furniture from College storage areas, linens, blankets, kitchen utensils etc as well as grants of €5,000 - €20,000

• Collecting and distributing private donations to College colleagues

Assumption College Marist College University of California, Los Angeles Auburn University Marquette University University of California, Santa Cruz Augsburg University Martin Luther College University of Central Florida Augustana University Medaille College University of Central Missouri DBA Skills Camp Ball State University Mercy College University of Cincinnati Bard College Metropolitan State University of Denver University of Colorado Boulder MY with Ganon Baker ADE Baylor University Miami University Ohio University of Colorado Denver AC L MP Becker College Middle Tennessee State University University of Connecticut AL A B C T LS Bentley University Missouri State University University of Florida World-famous basketball E IL K K Berea College Montclair State University University of Hartford S S personal trainer Ganon Baker A Bethel University North Central College University of Houston B was the guest coach in the E Binghamton University North Dakota State University University of Illinois E J 18 UN 20 successful Deree Basketball R E 15-17, Boston College Northeastern University University of Louisville E Boston University Northern Arizona University University of Maryland D Academy Skills Camp organized Brown University Northern Michigan University University of Massachusetts, Lowell June 12-14, with a sold-out Butler University Northwest Christian College University of Miami participation of 120 young Ο Ganon Baker στο Deree! California State University, Chico Northwest Missouri State University University of Michigan athletes. California State University, Los Angeles Norwich University University of Missouri 15–17 Ιουνίου, 2018 California State University, Northridge Ohio State University University of Montana Capistrano Connections Academy Park University University of Nebraska - Lincoln Capital University Pittsburg State University University of North Carolina, Charlotte Carroll University Point Loma Nazarene University University of North Carolina, Wilmington Carthage College Portland State University University of North Dakota Athletic Community Service Chaminade University Queens University of Charlotte University of North Florida Chapman University Ramapo College of New Jersey University of Northern Colorado College of Charleston Rowan University University of Northern Iowa 3,000 Colorado State University Saint Leo University University of Pittsburgh Columbia College Chicago Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota University of San Diego 2,697 Cornell University Salisbury University University of San Francisco 2,546 DeSales University Sam Houston State University University of South Carolina 2,500 Dickinson College San Diego State University University of Southern Indiana Dominican University of California Seattle Pacific University University of St. Thomas 732 Drake University Seattle University University of Tampa 2,042 754 Eastern Kentucky University Skidmore College University of Tennessee - Chattanooga 2,000 Emmanuel College Sonoma State University University of Tennessee - Knoxville Endicott College St. Edward’s University University of Texas, Arlington Erie Community College Stevens Institute of Technology University of Texas, El Paso 671 Frostburg State University Stonehill College University of the Incarnate Word George Mason University SUNY Binghamton University University of Utah 1,500 1,330 George Washington University SUNY Canton University of Vermont Grand Valley State University SUNY College of Environmental Science University of Virginia 1,464 Hamline University & Forestry University of Washington 445 1,339 Hawaii Pacific University SUNY Fredonia University of Wisconsin, Stout 1,000 Hillsborough Community College SUNY Oneonta University of Wisconsin, Whitewater 1,013 Howard University SUNY Polytechnic Institute Virginia Commonwealth University Indiana University Bloomington Texas A&M University Virginia Military Institute 455 610 Indiana University South Bend Texas State University Wabash College 500 Iowa State University Texas Woman’s University Wagner College 292 86 John Hopkins University The Citadel, The Military College of South Washington State University 501 John Jay College of Criminal Justice Carolina Western Connecticut State University 369 453 292 275 358 Kutztown University of Pennsylvania The College of Saint Rose Western Illinois University 0 Lake Forest College Towson University Western Kentucky University 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 Lasell College Truman State University Western New England University Summer Camp Sports Academies ACG Fitness Total Lehigh University Tulane University Western State Colorado University Lewis-Clark State College University at Buffalo Western Washington University Loyola University Maryland University of Alabama Wheaton College (MA) Manhattan College University of Arkansas William Paterson University Manhattanville College University of California, Irvine Worcester State University

16 17 Transformative Service - Hellenic Heritage “Education Unites: From Camp to Campus” National Hellenic Society 65 students in 9th Heritage Greece - 357 total students since 2010 The ACG and “Education Unites: From Camp to Campus” community came together on Friday, April 27, to celebrate the successful completion of the refugee students’ academic program. The seeds Sponsored by the National Hellenic Society (NHS) and hosted by The American College of Greece, Heritage Greece is a once-in-a- for this idea were planted nearly two years ago by the U.S. Embassy lifetime opportunity for participants to explore their Hellenic heritage, culture, and identity with a peer group of students from the of Athens. Overall, 87 refugee students completed the program in United States and Greece. Participants acquire Greek language skills within the context of modern Greece, and travel to important the summer of 2018 and 18 (15 undergraduate and three graduate) archaeological and historic locations. Visits to spectacular and interesting locales, along with exciting activities, facilitate strong have been accepted to continue their studies at Deree and Alba with connections with the students’ Hellenic roots. the support of ACG.

The Culture of Integration, November 2018 Athens Democracy Forum (ADF), sponsored by the International New York Times In September 2018, ACG hosted 21 students from 20 universities in 11 countries as part of the Global Liberal Arts Alliance (GLAA) engagement in ADF.

Seeing Greece through the eyes of the peers made me feel even My favorite part of this trip was the ability to connect with those who I more connected to the current Greek culture. Though I have share a common background with. The relationships I’ve formed here relatives in Greece, they are all much older than me, so it was nice I hope will last a lifetime. The ability to grow as a Greek-American with to discuss the contemporary issues with Greek students of my age. these people is invaluable and I am forever grateful. 2018 Heritage Greece Program Participant 2018 Heritage Greece Program Participant

Transformative Service - Global Community PeaceJam Greece Youth Conference, EUNIC (European Union National Institutes for Culture) organized February 2018 this event together with the Greek cluster (Royal Embassy of Norway, Embassy of Austria, Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 147 students from 26 international Deree Students volunteer A two-day international Youth Leadership Conference for high House of Cyprus, Hellenic Foundation of Culture) in collaboration universities and US universities abroad school and university students, led by Nobel Peace Laureate with the National Library of Greece and The American College of at the Doctors of the World Polyclinic . 360 students attended workshops on in Deree and Alba semester, summer or Adolfo Perez Esquivel Greece. ACG presented the meaningful engagement trips project Seven International Honors Program students from Private Stories, Public Global Sustainability by business and community leaders and and refugees from the Education Unites program shared with the short-term faculty-led programs Stories: Personal Narratives in Social/Historical Perspectives, a service engaged in a community initiative with local non-profits. audience their experience as Deree students. learning course which focuses on refugees, and one Sociology major Al Akhawayn University, Morocco student from Migration in the Global Age course, volunteered at the Doctors Audencia Business School, France of the World (MDM) Polyclinic and provided a total of 114 hours of service work. Bishop’s University, Canada ACG International Sports Festival Catholic University of Korea, Republic of Korea College of New Caledonia, Canada EM Normandie, France Tobacco Control in the EU and Greece Indian Institute of Management Indore, India In October 2018, aiming at raising awareness on the hazards of smoking and Indian Institute of Management Kashipur, India the EU policy on banning smoking from academic institutions, the Institute Indian Institute of Management Raipur, India of Public Health (IPH) organized a presentation on “Tobacco Control in the EU and Greece” with Thea Emmerling, Head of Unit DG Sante, at the John Cabot University, Italy European Commission and Professor Panagiotis Behrakis, Director of IPH. KEDGE Business School, France Women in Diplomacy: Challenges and Kühne Logistics University, Germany Opportunities for Women in Public Life Kyungpook National University, Republic of Korea McGill University, Canada PUC Minas, Brazil Queen’s University, Canada Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan Organized March 28-30, 2018, with a total participation of Simon Fraser University, Canada 700+ student-athletes, coaches and administrators, from 16 SRH Hochschule Berlin, Germany International and Greek colleges and universities representing seven countries. 77 team and 105 individual matches were played The American University in Cairo, Egypt in Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Table-Tennis, Tilburg University, Netherlands and Swimming, in Men’s Soccer, Rugby, and Water-Polo, and in University of Kent, UK In December 2018, the Institute of Global Affairs hosted Women’s Futsal. University of Tromsø, Norway four women ambassadors for a discussion on current trends and politics for women in diplomacy and public Deree won: University of Waterloo, Canada service. The Ambassadors (UK, Sweden, India, and • 1st place in: Men’s Basketball, Men’s Soccer Volda University College, Norway Australia), advocated diversity and gender-balanced • 2nd place in: Men’s Water Polo, Women’s Volleyball XLRI – Xavier School of Management, India diplomacy and engaged in a lively discussion on relevant • 3rd place in: Women’s Swimming, Men’s Rugby, career paths with students, faculty and guests. Men’s Volleyball, Women’s Basketball

18 19 Cultivate a high performance organizational culture Deree Faculty Merit Stipend Recipients GOal TWO based on transparency, mutual support, collegiality, NAME RANK DISCIPLINE MERIT and continuous improvement Fotini-Sonia Apergi Assistant Professor Psychology Service/Administrative Service Ion Beratis Assistant Professor Psychology Teaching Tatiana Chalkidou Assistant Professor Tourism, Hospitality & Sports Management Teaching Board of Trustees Anna Constantatos Assistant Professor Accounting, Economics and Finance Teaching The board of trustees constitutes ACG’s highest governing authority. ACG by-laws provide for up to 25 elected Katerina Diamantaki Assistant Professor Communication Service/Administrative Service members plus ACG’s president as an ex officio, non-voting member. Elected members serve on a volunteer basis, Minos Eleftheriou Adjunct Professor Management & International Business Overall Performance receive no compensation and support the College through personal, corporate and foundation philanthropy. Lia Kalianos Adjunct Professor English for Academic Purposes Program Overall Performance Ilias Kapareliotis Assistant Professor Marketing (DH) Service/Administrative Service 1. William Antholis (BA, PhD; Charlottesville, VA), executive 14. Jim Logothetis (BS, MBA, CPA; Atlanta, GA), vice chair, Sissy Karakitsou Assistant Professor Psychology Teaching director, Miller Center, University of Virginia; previously Executive Committee; global coordinating partner, Ernst & Antonis Klidas Associate Professor Management & International Business (DH) Service/Administrative Service managing director, Brookings Institution and key positions Young, client experience: Coca- Cola, Chrysler, Whirlpool, Kostas Levetas Assistant Professor Management & International Business Teaching in the White House and US State Department. Porsche N.A., 3M, Sara Lee. Miltiadis Lytras Associate Professor Management Information Systems Scholarship Christina Marouli Assistant Professor Environmental Science Scholarship 2. Drake Behrakis (BS, MBA; Lexington, Massachusetts), 15. Alexander Macridis (BA, JD, MBA; Athens, GR), chairman Kyriaki Metinidou Associate Professor Management Overall Performance president, Marwick Associates, a real estate investment and managing director, Chryssafidis S.A.; general and development company; member, Behrakis Foundation; secretary, Federation of Greek Industries; member, board Georgia Miliopoulou Assistant Professor Communication Service/Administrative Service chair, National Hellenic Society. of directors: Aegean Airlines, Titan Cement, The Hellenic Tatiana Papageorgiou Lecturer Music Scholarship Initiative. Ioanna Patsioti Associate Professor Philosophy Service/Administrative Service 3. Spiros Bouas (BS; San Francisco, California), chair, Finance Angeliki Pollali Associate Professor Art History Scholarship Committee; Silicon Valley entrepreneur and investor in high 16. Angelo Manioudakis (BSc, MBA; Boston, MA), chair, Manos Skoulas Lecturer I Communication Overall Performance technology companies; co-founded LitePoint Corporation, Investment Committee; chief investment officer, Fidelity Eva Syngelaki Adjunct Professor Psychology Overall Performance the world leader in wireless device testing. Investments. Kostas Tasoulis Associate Professor Management & International Business Scholarship 4. John Chachas (BA, MBA; New York, NY), managing partner, 17. Dan Miller (BA, MA, PhD; Providence, RI), chair, Pierce Evangelos Tsioumas FT (teaching tier) Management & International Business Teaching Methuselah Advisors; previously, managing director and Committee; head, The Urban School of San Francisco; Thanos Vovolis Lecturer II Theater Arts Overall Performance Co-head media practice in the Americas, Lazard. former head, Wheeler School (RI). Chryssa Zachou Assistant Professor Sociology Service/Administrative Service Peter Zervos Assistant Professor Writing Program Teaching 5. Susan Fuhrman (BA, MA, PhD; Westfield, NJ), previously 18. Helena Mitchell (BS, MS, PhD; Atlanta, GA), Regents president, Teachers College, Columbia University; founding researcher for the state of Georgia; executive director, Sophia Zevgoli Assistant Professor International Honors Program Service/Administrative Service director and chair, Management Committee of the Center for Advanced Communications Policy and principal Consortium for Policy Research in Education (CPRE), and research scientist, Georgia Institute of Technology. immediate past-president of the National Academy of ACG Faculty and Staff Promotions Education. 19. Lisa O’Donnell (BA, JD; Princeton, NJ), managing director, NAME POSITION BlackRock Inc; chief operating officer, BlackRock Global 6. Matt Glendinning (BA, MEd, MA, PhD; Providence, RI), Allocation Platform. Clio Abanoudis Manager, Human Resources head of school, Moses Brown School (RI); previously upper Dimitra Alagianni Office and Design Coordinator, Technical Services school head, Moorestown Friends School (NJ). 20. Alexandra Papalexopoulou (BA, MBA; Athens, GR), ACG Constantina Ananiadou Assistant Academic Advisor, Academic Advising P ’84; strategic planning director and executive member, 7. Dena Haritos Tsamitis (BS, MS, EdD; Pittsburgh, PA), Board of Directors, Titan Cement Company S.A.; member, Dimitra Arambatzidi Executive Coordinator, OU Validation Carnegie Mellon University - Barbara Lazarus Professor in Board of Directors of Coca – Cola HBC, Paul and Alexandra Vasiliki Askepidou Coordinator, Administrative Services, Athletics & Recreation Information Networking; director, Information Networking Canellopoulos Foundation. Kostas Axarloglou Executive Dean, Alba Graduate Business School Institute; founding director, Cylab. Aikaterini Chatzicharalambous Training Support Specialist, Information Resources Management 21. John Pyrovolakis (BA, PhD; New York, NY), founder and 8. Kosmo Kalliarekos (BA, MBA; Hong Kong, China), managing CEO, Innovation Accelerator, a public private partnership Despoina Chatzidaki Associate Coordinator, Admissions director, Baring Private Equity Asia; previously founding with National Science Foundation; managing general Georgia Dassyra Assistant Manager, Technical Administrative Services member, The Parthenon Group, a strategic advisory firm. partner, National Innovation Fund. Aikaterini Dimitrakopoulou Associate Manager, Student Accounts Fotini Dimitrouli Senior Cashier, Aghia Paraskevi Campus 9. Martha Kanter, (BA, MEd, EdD; New York, NY), chair, 22. Milton Sipp (BA, MEd; Bronx, NY), assistant head of School Katerina Gaki Director, Admissions Advancement Committee; executive director, College and head of Middle School, Riverdale Country School Promise Campaign; previously U.S. Under Secretary of (NY); previously national director, Board of the National Christina Giakoumaki Assistant Professor, Communication, School of Liberal Arts & Sciences Education, responsible for all federal postsecondary Association of Independent Schools. Loukia Kanatsoulis Dean of Enrollment and Students, Deree programs for the U.S. Department of Education. Ioanna Kandri Training Support Specialist, Information Resources Management 23. , chair Concetta Stewart (BA, MA, PhD; Ringoes, NJ) Antonios Klidas Associate Professor, International Business, School of Business & Economics 10. Nikos Koumettis (BS, MS; Athens, GR) ACG D ’86; chair, of the Board; principal, Witt/Kieffer, previously provost, Higher Education Committee; group president, Europe, Mercy College (NY), dean of art and design, Pratt Dimitra Koumarianou Kazeli Coordinator, Admissions Middle East and Africa (EMEA), Coca-Cola; previously Institute and dean of communications and theater, Maria Kritikou Coordinator of Graduate Education, School of Graduate & Professional Education president, Central and Southern Europe Business Unit, Temple University. Angeliki Kyriakopoulou Senior Cashier, Deree Coca-Cola. Stavroula Kyriakopoulou Coordinator of Professional Education, School of Graduate & Professional Education 24. Lena Triantogiannis (BSc, MBA; Athens, GR), double Maria Laiou Director, Student Retention 11. Ulysses Kyriacopoulos (BSc, MBA; Athens, GR), entrepreneur, ACG alumna, P ‘84 and D ‘89; partner, Egon Zehnder member of the board of directors of: Imerys, ASK Chemicals, International, co-leads Accelerated Integration Practice. Vasiliki Lamprinou Coordinator, International Student Services & Retention LAMDA Development, CYA, AFI; former president, Federation Irene Lampropoulou Associate Manager, College Events & Special Programs of Greek Industries; former chairman, Greek National Opera, 25. Deborah Wince-Smith (BA, MA; Washington, DC), CEO, Anastasios Marcos Executive Director, Student Retention IOBE, SEN-Junior Achievement Greece, Alba. Council on Competitiveness; President, Global Federation of Christina Marouli Associate Professor, Natural Sciences, School of Liberal Arts & Sciences Competitiveness Councils; previously, White House official, Chrysanthi Nega Associate Professor, Psychology, School of Liberal Arts & Sciences 12. Vana Lavida (BA, MBA; Athens, GR) ACG D ‘79; founder Assistant Secretary Commerce, IRS Oversight Board, Nasdaq- and board chair, MDA Hellas, an association for the care of Omx Board; Honorary Doctorates: Michigan State, U Toledo, Eleni Papanagiotou Senior Associate Registrar people with neuromuscular disorders. Queen’s Belfast, Worcester Polytechnic, U South Carolina. Sophia Papangelopoulou Assistant Manager, Accounts Payable Alison Townley Vice President, Advancement 13. Lee Ann Leahy (BSBA, CPA; Boston, MA), board secretary; 26. David G. Horner, ex officio, non-voting (BA, MA, MBA, Ritsa Ventouratos-Fotinatos Professor, Psychology, School of Liberal Arts & Sciences chair, Audit Committee; higher education audit partner, PhD; Boston, MA and Athens, GR), president, The PricewaterhouseCoopers, client experience: Boston American College of Greece; previously president, North Harilaos Vlavianos Professor, History, International Relations & European Affairs & Director, Institute of Global Affairs University, Columbia, MIT, NYU, Princeton, Stanford, Yale. Park University (IL) and Barrington College (RI).

20 21 GOal THREE Establish ACG’s public position and build a culture Development and Alumni Relations of constituency engagement and philanthropy Greece* Abroad*

The 2018 Deree communication campaign launched us straight to the Future! 89% 11%

Deree’s new communication campaign made its official debut on 55,850 (2,574 graduates from more July 12, with a film themed “The Future”. than one ACG division)

Far from being an abstract, intangible notion, the future at USA UK CY Deree is palpable and concrete: it can be shaped through the ACG Alumni 10,301 43,588 4,535 students’ efforts; it can be conquered through their academic, artistic and athletic achievements; it can be foreseen thanks *Based on data available 6% 1% 1% to ACG’s state-of-the art, constantly renewed facilities and infrastructures; it can be mastered through the various opportunities and experiences uniquely offered on campus ACG Connect Young Alumni Growing Greece and beyond, ultimately leading graduates to professional and personal fulfillment and success. ACG Connect, an alumni networking platform for Gospic is a photo-sharing application created by Deree ’18 alum Pierce and Deree alumni, officially launched in May Alkiviadis Pananakakis together with two Deree students, Tonia The campaign was broadcast on TV, appeared in cinemas and 2018. Through the platform users can re-connect Pananakaki and Alexandros Ithakis-Tsokounoglou (also a Pierce ’15 deployed on digital, social and print media. and network with former classmates, share their alumnus)! On Gospic, users can share blurred photos with the goal of achievements, keep up with College news, as well un-blurring them through gathering “likes” by their followers. as mentor students, and post and view job and internship opportunities.

ACG Academic Partner at IMC 2018 (Interactive Marketing Conference)

ACG was the academic partner in this year’s Integrated Marketing Conference (IMC), themed “Back to the future”. This major annual event attracted 500 professionals and was To date, the tech startup has: attended by 150 Greek University students. • successfully entered the “egg - enter•grow•go” program – an incubator program organized by Eurobank and Corallia in Greece During the Conference, Deree School of Graduate and Professional • exhibited the application at the largest tech conferences in the Education students in Digital world (Collision in New Orleans, Web Summit in Lisbon, Step Communication and Social Media Conference in Dubai and Catch in Belgrade) presented a re-engineered version of a classic advertising campaign. • successfully raised funds to grow their operations Deree was the only independent Alumni Reunions institution participating, along with four public universities.

Reunion Pierce 1948-1958-1968 - November 29, 2018 Reunion Pierce 2008 - December 20, 2018

22 23 253 ACG Interns in 2018: Honor Roll of Donors: 2017-18* 5 Countries, 14 Cities The Honor Roll recognizes donors who made cash and pledge payment gifts (direct or indirect) to The American College funded by more than ACG Alumni in more than 70% of the world’s of Greece between July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018. 90 Companies 100 Most Powerful Brands and Organizations $ 1 Million and Above Aris Fotopoulos, D ’02 (Indicative partners below) Fourlis Holdings S.A. Stavros Niarchos Foundation Matt Glendinning, T $500,000 - $999,999 Titos Gouvelis Brand Value ($ billions) Intersport Athletics S.A. Behrakis Foundation Paris Kafantaris, D ’80 $100,000 - $499,999 Martha Kalothi-Sinis, P ’54 Martha J. Kanter, T Gerondelis Foundation, Inc. Anthony T. Kronman, T U.S. Embassy Athens, Educational and Cultural Affairs Office Theano Lianidou, D ’88 $50,000- $99,999 Mike & Kelly Morra National Dancesport Federation of Greece Spiros Bouas, T Pierce Class of 1987 Jewish Community of Athens Pierce Parents’ Association $25,000 - $49,999 PIROUETTE MAGIQUE - Xenia Galati Alexandra Pitta-Chazapi, P ’67, PT Delphi Economic Forum NPO Concetta M. Stewart, T & Thomas Pooley Kosmo Kalliarekos, T Symeon G. Tsomokos S.A. National Bank of Greece United Church Board for World Ministries Pierce Student Communities Deborah Wince-Smith, T The A. G. Leventis Foundation $500 - $999 $10,000 - $24,999 hellas Helen Abadzi & Theodore Vakrinos Alumni Association of The American College of Greece American Women’s Organization of Greece Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company - Tria Epsilon Kenyon C. Bolton III, FT N. Demos Foundation, Inc. Dell S.A. EU-Education, Audiovisual & Culture Executive Agency Dixons South-East Europe AEVE Hellenic Foundation Enet Solutions – Logicom AEBE Ulysses Kyriacopoulos, T EPSON Italia S.P.A. – Greece Near East South Asia Council of Overseas Schools (NE/SA) Antonia Galomitakou Lisa Ann O’Donnell, T George* & Daphne (P ’56) Hatsopoulos Ourania Veneti, P ’45 Evangelos Karvounis, PT $5,000 - $9,999 Alexander Komninos, D ’94 Lenovo Greece & Cyprus Alpha Bank Lyceum Club of Greek Women Drake Behrakis, T Christina Mitsiou, PT John & Diane Chachas, T Andrew S. & Elizabeth E. Natsios David & S. Sue Horner Pierce & Pierce Upper Classes of 1947-1957-1967 Nikos Koumettis, D ’86, T PriceWaterhouseCoopers S.A. Jim Logothetis, T Stefan & Samira Schmitz MacArthur Capital Group Sony Europe Ltd. - Sony Hellas Alexander Macridis, T Titan Cement S.A. Angelo Manioudakis, T & Melani Cammett Pharmathen S.A. $250 - $499 Procter & Gamble Alexandros Eleftheriadis, PT John Pyrovolakis, T Christina Fissa, PT The International Propeller Club of the United States, Vassiliki Fotopoulou, P ’97 International Port of Piraeus, Greece Ioannis Giannakopoulos, PT Lena G. Triantogiannis, P ’84, D ’89, T Paraskevi Kanellopoulou Ioanna Loukakou, D ’01 $2,500 - $4,999 Konstantinos Paligiannopoulos, J ’00, D ’03, G ’08 Alexander Aldous, P ’98 PriceWaterhouseCoopers Business Solutions Anonymous Angeliki-Artemis Rigos, P ’75 In 2018, 76 Deree Anonymous, FT Milton Sipp, T Bank of America students studied Evangelia Strantzalis ELI Energy S.A. Dimitrios & Kathleen Triantafillou, PT abroad in 33 U.S. John Exarchos, D ’91 Hoyt Walbridge, PU ’72 and international Greek Economic Forum Regina Watkins colleges and Groupama Insurance Efthimios Zaharopoulos Dena Haritos Tsamitis, T universities, Celia Lascarides, P ’51, PU ’53 & ’55 $100 - $249 most funded Lee Ann Leahy, T Anonymous by ACG and donor Alexandra Papalexopoulou, P ’84, T Anonymous Toula Christaki-Tomesku, PU ’63 designated $1,000 - $2,499 financial aid Harry Contos William Antholis, T Eugenia Diamantopoulou, D ’90 Deree Classes of 1991-1995 Lily Elefteriadou, P ’82 Dean, D ’96 & Susan Dimizas Michéle M. Gendron, PU ’69 24 25 Steven Gouris, PT Kaliroy Skylitsi Eklof, PU ’49 Folli Follie Group Oriflame Hellas Kyriaki Kasabalis, P ’05 Adam Steinberg Food Concepts Oxford Company Mike C. Korologos, FT Tricardos S.A. FrieslandCampina Hellas Palirria S.A. Maria Mandecou-Sharp, P ’59 Twenty-Five Year Associates Gaitani Christina - Pharmacy Panas Sophisticated Hospitality Dan & Joanna Miller, T John-Owen Wall III, D ’90 General Mills - Häagen-Dazs PAUSA Restaurant Aristides Panayotou, J ’99, D ’00 Zeus Travel Gentilini Winery Petrides Water Technologies GEPAWORLD S.A. Plaisio Computers AEVE Elita C. Pastra-Landis, P ’65 Many more donors supported ACG with gifts Grande Bretagne Hotel Platonidis AEVE Pierce Class of 2007 less than $100. Greek Environmental & Energy Network S.A. Porto Carras Grand Resort Albert Scerbo Green Cola Printa-Roes Publishing Company Hellenic Petroleum Procter & Gamble We also thank the supporters who offered internship or study-abroad opportunities to ACG Hide & Seek Bar & Restaurant Protoporia Books Intersport Athletics S.A. Safilo Group AB Vassilopoulos S.A. Nakou & Associates Law Firm Ipirotissa Bakery S.A. Saint’s Pizza & Bar Adecco HR S.A. Nannuka S.A. B. Kafkas S.A. Scooterise Aktina Travel Group Navios Maritime Holdings Inc. Kaleas S.A. Septem Microbrewery Aldemar Resorts Nea Odos S.A. Kosmo Kalliarekos, T Si pret a porter Alexander Moore S.A. Nestle Hellas S.A. Kalogeropoulou Sofia General Contractor SKL Integrated Marketing & Communications Services AllSeas Marine S.A. The Nielsen Company Kalos Nikos - Athletic Publications & Equipment Skrekis Kostas - Electrical Appliances Astir Northern Arizona University Karamolegos Bakery S.A. Sport Café S.A. Atlantica Hotels & Resorts Olympia Riviera Resort-Grecotel Katogi-Strofilia S.A. Sport Store Chemo Marine Olympic Brewery S.A. KEFI S.A. Starbucks Coffee Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company - Tria Epsilon OPAP S.A. Kemeta - fire fighting systems Symeon G. Tsomokos S.A. DigitalWise S.A. Pelagos Suites Hotel KiBi Suchi Bar Technicomer Domos Design Laboratory IKE Niko G. Polis S.A.-BATIDA King George Hotel Athens TGI Friday’s Egon Zehnder International Prominence Kipos Restaurant The Athens Gate Hotel Elounda Hotels in Greece Quest Holdings Kokari Ltd. (Metropol Hotel) The Brazilian Coffee Shops Enel Green Power Rikkyo University Short-Term Intensive Japanese Program Korres Natural Products S.A. The Coca-Cola Company, Southeast Europe Ethniki Asfalistiki Insurance Safilo Group Ktima G. Kokotou The Escape Rooms Folli Follie Group SAP Hellas S.A. Lavipharm The Luxury Hotels-Mediterranean Palace Hotel Fourlis Group Sarantis Group Lemisios Shoes The Mind Symphony General Motors (Opel) Sharda University – India Lenicon The Mindtrap-Chalandri Google Hellas Sheraton Rhodes Resort Loulis Mills S.A. Travel Mall Grande Bretagne Hotel Sofitel Athens Airport Manessis Travel TUI Hellas S.A. Greece a la Carte Sport Café S.A. Manousakis Winery Tzelalis Fur Company Hazlis and Rivas Communications Ltd. – Economist SportCamp S.A. Margherita Pizza Artiginale V-Italianconcepts Conferences for Greece & Cyprus St George Lycabettus Boutique Hotel Marmari Palace Hotel Valsamidis Elevators ICAP Group S.A. Stanford University Mars Hellas S.A. Venetis S.A. Johnson & Johnson Hellas S.A. Swift Marine S.A. Michos Kostas & Company O.E. Vikos Imperial Quality Brand Kühne Logistics University – The KLU Sylipsis Greece Minoas Editions Vodafone Greece Libra Group Teleperformance Greece Mondelez International Greece Vodafone Store-Argyroupolis Marriott International TourGreece S.A. Naftilos Hotel Skiathos Volkan Beer Santorini Mars Hellas S.A. Toyota Hellas AVEE F. Nakas Music Store W. S. Karoulias Mazars S.A. Traveline S.A. Nestle Hellas S.A. Xenoglosso Mercedes-Benz Hellas S.A. Tsakos Columbia Shipmanagement (“TCM”) S.A. Nisos beer Polyxeni Xifara Microsoft Hellas AVEE Symeon G. Tsomokos S.A. NJV Plaza Yoleni’s Mobiltron S.A. Unilever Hellas Mondelez Europe Services GmbH OENOPS Wines Zagoris Promoprint White Key Villas Oinampelos S.A.-Antonios Triantafyllopoulos Zeus Trophies Oreanthi We also thank the companies/individuals who have offered in-kind support to ACG

12 Months Luxury Resort Chronopoulos Printings Lifetime Gifts AB Vassilopoulos S.A. CLAP The Restaurant Alba Travel Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company - Tria Epsilon $5 MILLION AND ABOVE $100,000 - $249,999 Aldemar Resorts COCO-MAT USAID-ASHA George M. Bapis, FT* Analytika Ergastiria Athinon Cocoon Urban Spa Anassa Organics S.A. Corpus Fitness Club $2.5 MILLION - $4.999 MILLION Kenyon C. Bolton III, FT Spiros Bouas, T Anonymous Cosmos Business Systems Frances L. Rich* Antemisaris Flower Shop Dafni Flowershop N. Demos Foundation, Inc. Gerondelis Foundation, Inc. Aria Hotels Dal Professore-Nikos Dimitrokallis $1 MILLION - $2.499 MILLION Athenian Brewery S.A. De’Longhi Kenwood Hellas S.A. Margaret H. Greenberg*, P ’52 Atlantica Hotels & Resorts Delta Dairy S.A. Behrakis Foundation Kosmo Kalliarekos, T Attiki Bee Culturing Co. - Alexander Pittas S.A. Design Bond William S. Deree* George P. Kokalis*, FT Ballian Techniki S.A. Diolkos Libra Group Tom C. Korologos, FT Belle Helene Hotel Dipnosofistirion Catering-Restaurant Stavros Niarchos Foundation National Bank of Greece Black & Decker Hellas S.A. Dodoni S.A. Agricultural Dairy Industry of Epirus Willis F. Pierce* Near East South Asia Council of Overseas Schools (NE/SA) Bluedolphins Hotel Domaine Harlaftis $500,000 - $999,999 Pharmathen S.A. bluegr Hotels & Resorts Domino’s Pizza Greece The International Propeller Club of the United States, Inter- Boutaris Commercial S.A. Drys Techniki Ioanna Arvaniti, PT national Port of Piraeus, Greece Cafeine Café E-Fresh Food Ltd. Celestyal Cruises Economou Hotels (Galaxy Hotel Iraklio - Galaxy Villas) $250,000 - $499,999 S&B Industrial Minerals Celia Kritharioti Atelier Edenred Anonymous James Salas Memorial Trust Cellier - GENKA Emporiki S.A. Electra Hotels & Resorts Pierce Student Communities Peter Thun, FT Charisma S.A. - Ioannis Fragos Elounda Hotels in Greece The Coca Cola Company, Southeast Europe Ourania Veneti, P ’45 Chartokinisi Primo - Kottis S.A. Enzyme U.S. Embassy Athens, Educational and Cultural Affairs Office Bessie Wright-Phillips* Chefi The Restaurant ESE Profilo EPE (Portioli L’Espresso) Chiquita Hellas S.A. Fanco Vending Machines D = Deree, P = Pierce, PU = Pierce Upper Division, HD = Honorary Degree, PT = Parent, T = Trustee, FT = Former Trustee, *Deceased Choromidis S.A. Flying Colors - Patrikios D. & Bros E.E. 26 27 Development and Alumni Relations GOal FOUR Assure a comprehensive and sustainable financial During SEV’s Annual General Assembly, on May 29, and infrastructure model 2018, at the Athens Concert Hall , Alba and SEV- Hellenic Federation of Enterprises announced new initiatives, in the framework of their long- term collaboration. Three new actions funded by 2018 campus projects included: structural reinforcement of the main Deree academic building; SEV, were presented as part of a joint three-year expansion of the Deree Admissions Office; road construction from the Deree Communication educational initiative aiming at upskilling and building to the Pierce patio; reconstruction of locker rooms and new LED lighting at the swimming reskilling executives across all levels and functions. pool; new smart classrooms at Pierce; creation of a large amphitheater at Alba - separable into two auditorium classrooms; steel structure canopies at Pierce and the Communication building, and reconstruction of Deans offices at Deree.

“We have decided to revisit our collaboration with Alba, where SEV is a founding member, and set up, in cooperation with Alba management, a training initiative with targeted educational programs that will add value to SEV members and their executives.”

Konstantinos Bitsios, Executive Vice-Chairman of SEV

DEREE OPEN FEST

Deree Reunion, Classes of 1991-95 – June 9, 2018

A two-day festival (June 8–9) with a rich variety of activities ranging from a Tech Fair to kids and family activities, wellness sessions, alumni athletic homecomings, etc., open to Alumni, friends, partners and the greater community.

Αγάπη, το πιο ζεστό ρούχο

Pierce Christmas Bazaar

On December 14, 2018 Pierce students welcomed family, friends, alumni and guests to a glowing Christmas campus to celebrate and exchange season’s greetings. Proceeds from the Pierce Christmas Bazaar support the Pierce Scholarship Fund and the Social Soup Kitchen of the Aghia Paraskevi Municipality.

28 29 Finance and Financial Aid: FY 2017-18

Need Based Lucy Cokkinias Pachios and Christy H. Pachios Scholarship, D 1 George Agorogiannis and Paraskevi Menegatou 1 Endowed Scholarship Recipients Parafestas Endowed Scholarship Fund, D Alan Amanda, Katie and Sally Scholarship, D 1 Frances Payne Bolton Scholarship, P 1 Anastasia Alexopoulou Scholarship, P 1 Eleftherios and Mary Rouvelas Endowed Scholarship, D 1 Michael Anagnos Schools Scholarships, D 2 James Salas Memorial Scholarship, D 1 Constantinos & Anneta Arvanitis Scholarships, D 2 Peter Thun Scholarship, D 1 John S. Bailey Scholarship, D 1 George and Paraskevi Triantogiannis Endowed Scholarship, D 1 Michael N. Bapis Scholarships, D 4 Ourania Veneti Endowed Scholarship, P 1 N. Demos Foundation Scholarship, D 1 Marinos Zenios Memorial Scholarship, D 1 N. Demos Foundation Scholarship for 1 Communication Studies, D Merit Based William Deree Scholarship, D 1 Christopher Gould Memorial Scholarship, D 1 Endowed Scholarship Recipients Friends of Hydra Scholarship, D 1 Antony and Elizabeth Mitarachi Scholarship, D 1 Andriana and Ernest Kolendrianos Scholarship, D 1 NE/SA Scholarship, D 1 Joy G. Korologos Memorial Scholarships, D 2 Pillars Scholarship, D 1 Joy G. Korologos Scholarships, D 2 Frances Rich Contemporary Practice Dance Scholarship, D 2 Petros & Ritsa Koumettis Scholarship, D 1 Frances Rich Graphic Design Scholarship, D 2 Harvey C. Krentzman Scholarship, D 1 Frances Rich History Scholarship, D 2 Koralia Krokodeilou Scholarship, P 1 Frances Rich Music Scholarship, D 2 Anna Lea Lambrinidou, P 1 Frances Rich Theater Arts Scholarship, D 2 Robert V. LaPenta Scholarship, D 1 Frances Rich Visual Arts Scholarship, D 2

George and Penelope Nicholas Scholarship, D 1 Sustainability D=Deree Scholarship, P=Pierce Scholarship

#ACGgoesplasticfree Campaign ACG FINANCIAL AID ACG FINANCIAL AID RECIPIENTS (HEADCOUNT) ACG FINANCIAL AID RECIPIENTS (HEADCOUNT) Aiming at enhancing 2,833 FY 2018 €6.37M ACG sustainability best 2,578 practices and helping 407 2,419 establish a sustainability FY 2017 €5.83M 376 culture on campus, the 401 Office of Public Affairs and 2,006 the Center of Excellence FY 2016 €5.35M 383 for Sustainability launched 1,472 the #ACGgoesplasticfree FY 2015 €4.69M 1,943 campaign. 264 1,753 1,583 FY 2014 €3.52M 1,265 ACG featured in ‘Cool Schools’ List, the ‘Princeton 969 Review’s Guide to 399 Green Colleges’, and as a top FY 2013 €2.25M performer in AASHE’s Sustainable Campus Index

483 FY 2012 €1.72M 358 435 449 In 2018, following the Sustainability Tracking Assessment & ACG REVENUE (ALL DIVISIONS, THOUSANDS) 239 Rating System (STARS) Silver Rating achievement in 2017, Waste monitoring project ACG earned a spot in SIERRA Magazine’s ‘Cool Schools’ list, € 0 € 1,000,000€ 2,000,000€ 3,000,000€ 4,000,000€ 5,000,000€ 6,000,000€ 7,000,000 FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 FY 2018 As part of the ongoing waste monitoring Total Financial Aid Pierce Deree Alba Total the “greenest” Colleges list and “The Princeton Review’s Guide to 399 Green Colleges”, a list featuring some of the project, a marked 5.6-fold increase in most environmentally responsible colleges worldwide. the quality of recycled material (lowest ACG REVENUE (ALL DIVISIONS, THOUSANDS) TOTAL EXPENSES (ALL DIVISIONS, THOUSANDS) recorded proportion: from 11% correctly Additionally, ACG was a top performer in the Association recycled masses in December 2017s to € 5,093 62% in December 2018) was recorded for for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education Instruction (AASHE),”Sustainability Campus Index” for the third general recyclables ( Blue recycling bins) € 290 €3,356 €2,261 €4,565 €960 €791 consecutive year, where ACG was featured as a top and a 1.7- fold increase (39% in December € 891 7% 4% €110 €6,469 2% 2% Institutional Support 2017 to 67% in December 2018) for paper € 1,105 €951 13% €230 performer in three categories (Grounds, Food & Dining, 0.5% Work & Wellbeing). recyclables (Yellow bins). €654 € 23,529 Student services € 39,431 €25,133 €41,431 € 5,253 €6,237 Financial Assistance ACG & ‘Boroume’ Collaboration: ‘ACG Farmers’ Market’ €7,759 16% Capital Projects In November 2018, ACG signed an MOU with NGO ‘Boroume’ through €11,733 € 10,809 which the Center of Excellence for Sustainability (CES) and the Office Academic Support of Public Affairs have ‘adopted’ a local farmers’ market. A group of €16,170 volunteers (ACG students, faculty, and staff) gather surplus products Draw from Reserves/Endowment 33% Research from the market’s vendors on a weekly basis. This volunteer initiative DrawDraw from from Endowment ReservesDonations / and Endowment Grants Bus Fares €11,276 Tuition and Fees – Alba Auxiliary Enterprises helps eliminate food waste while contributing to a philanthropic cause, DonationsDonations and and Grants MiscellaneousGrants Income 23% BusBus Fares Fares Tuition and Fees – Deree since all goods gathered are donated to a shelter for young girls and the Tuition and Fees – Pierce local soup kitchen (Koinoniko Mageirio) supported by the local church. MiscellaneousMiscellaneous Income Income Public Service In just two months, ACG gathered over 1,400 kg of fruits and vegetables Tuition and Fees – ACG offering 74 hours of community service. FY 18 Total Revenue: €49.383M FY 18 Total Expenses: €49.272M* excluding €110,000 tο ACG employees affected by Attica wildfires

30 31 2018 ACG Social Impact by the Numbers

• €59Μ ACG economic impact in Greece  922 Greek public university students in Deree “parallel studies”, including • €12.4Μ employment, IKA, income, VAT and 300 Stavros Niarchos Scholars other taxes paid by ACG to the State  908 in semester, summer, short-term • €6.37M ACG student financial aid faculty led or special study abroad programs, • €6.24M ACG endowment/reserves support including 65 Greek American students in Heritage Greece 2018 sponsored by • donated to ACG by foundations, €3.54M the National Hellenic Society corporations, alumni and friends  801 Alba graduate business students in • €1.03M faculty/staff tuition remission 15 masters programs 185 dependents – at Pierce, Deree, Alba  537 in 19 Deree School of Graduate and • €189,840 raised in cash and in-kind Professional Education Seminars and donations benefiting the Deree, Pierce Workshops Scholarship Funds, 11 public organizations,  285 Deree graduate students in 7 masters, 10 charities, 6 non-profit organizations, 2 certificates and1 diploma program 6 public schools and 2 foundations through volunteer activity • 6,000 guests attended 3 commencement ceremonies to cheer 838 graduates: • 50,800 attended 164 ACG and community 155 Pierce, 384 Deree, 299 Alba sponsored public lectures, seminars, exhibitions, • Pierce, Deree, Alba financial aid performances 2,833 ACG 150 | Advancing the Legacy, Growing Greece recipients, including 229 Deree students in A plan to leverage education for economic and social impact • 43,162 ACG members volunteer hours work-study campus jobs Annual Report 2018 supporting 28 charities, 15 non-profit Office of the President organizations, 7 foundations and 7 public • 915 students and 24 faculty in ACG residences Office of Marketing and Communication organizations For further information contact [email protected] • 789 ACG faculty professional engagements • 32,515 students served through degree, (books, articles, performances etc.) other academic and co-curricular programs in Office of Development and Alumni Relations • 783 full-time and part-time ACG faculty www.acg.edu/alumni calendar year 2017 (476) and staff(307) E-mail: [email protected]  13,945 school children educated on www.facebook.com/acgalumni • 690 student-athletes, coaches and risks of tobacco by Institute of Public Health administrators from 16 Greek and International  6,190 registered for Michigan State colleges and universities in ACG 2018 International University English proficiency exams Sports Festival  3,734 undergraduates enrolled in 27 • 253 ACG students in corporate funded Deree Majors and Minors 42 internships in Greece, India, UK, US  1,965 in Deree Sports Academies and • 76 Deree students studied abroad in universities Summer Camp in Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan,  1,619 in Alba executive education seminars Netherlands, Republic of Korea, UK, US  1,609 Gymnasium, Lyceum and IB-DP • 73 countries represented in ACG student body students at Pierce 32 Pierce/Deree: 6 Gravias Street, 153 42 Aghia Paraskevi, Athens, Greece Alba: 6-8 Xenias Street, 115 28 Athens, Greece www.acg.edu