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List of Participants LIST OF ATTENDEES ORGANIZATION NAME Aegean Team Epaminondas Farmakis Aegean Team Vasilis Athanasiou Agia Varvara Paidopolis Aggeliki Polyzogopoulou Agricultural University of Athens Miltiadis Hiskakis Alma Zois Marilou Chrysochoidou Alma Zois Spyridoula Karveli Amymoni Christiana Zotou Amymoni Paraskevi Belou Anaplous - Cultural and Educational Actions Vasileia Katsani ANIMA Maria Ganoti ANIMA Nikitas Gavalas APSON CSR Anastasia Psomiadis Arcturos Sofia Ioannou Argo Dimitris Papasotiriou Argo Despina Papastelianou Arsis Antonis Antoniou Association of Charitable Foundations David Emerson Association Public Dodecanese George Triantos Benaki Museum Haris Siambanis Bertelsmann Stiftung Thomas Fischer BMW Foundation Markus Hipp Bodossaki Foundation Dimitris Vlastos Bodossaki Foundation George Nathanael Bodossaki Foundation Sotiris Laganopoulos Captain Vassilis Foundation Xenofontas Kappas Caritas Iliana Rouzaiou Caritas Veronica Paikou Cerebral Palsy Greece Daphne Economou Cerebral Palsy Greece Eleni Roditi Chatham House Robin Niblett Children of Spring Kaiti Giovannopoulou Children's Art Museum Eva Stamati Children's Art Museum Fay Stamati Church of St. Meletios Father Georgios Stathopoulos CML Family Foundation Ric Firth CML Family Foundation Constantine Lemos CML Family Foundation Kostas Kanellopoulos Costopoulos Foundation Hector Verykios Costopoulos Foundation Katerina Koskina ELEPAP Marianna Moschou ELEPAP Athina Paligini ELIAMEP Alexandra Nikolakopoulou ELIAMEP Thanos Dokos Embassy of France Micheline Bouchez EPSYPE Alkis Tsiantis EPSYPE John Tsiantis Eugenides Foundation Pothitos Pappous Eugenides Foundation Vassilis Papakonstantinou European Federation of Food Banks Isabel Jonet European Foundation Centre Gerry Salole European Foundation Centre Marilena Vrana European Venture Philanthropy Association Kurt Peleman Felix BNI Peter Economides Floga Maria Trifonidi Folk Instruments Museum Panos Stamboglis Fondazione Cariplo Pier Mario Vello Fondazione per l'Ambiente "T. Fenoglio" Elisa Vanin Food Bank Ilias Moisis French Institute in Athens Olivier Descortes Fritt Ord Foundation Harald Birkevold Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Emilio Rui Vilar Fundació "la Caixa" Angel Font Vidal Fundacion Marcelino Botin Iñigo Sáenz de Miera Cárdenas Fundacion Once Lourdes Márquez de la Calleja Fundacion Poulias Ilias Poulias Greek Festival George Loukos Greek National Opera Myron Michailidis Harwood Levitt Consulting Simon Levitt Hellenic Foundation Oliver Bailey Hellenic Foundation Maria Koutalianou Hellenic Foundation Mariantonis Politis Hellenic Foundation Alexander Dinnerville Hive Learning Project, Mozilla Foundation Chris Lawrence HIVE Learning Project, Mozilla Foundation Geoffrey MacDougal Home for Elderly of Piraeus Stylianos Gaitanaros Home for Elderly of Piraeus Vasileios Venetis Home for Elderly of Piraeus Eftichios Liginos Home-Start Worldwide Evi Kazasi Chatzivarnava House of Literature Aslak Sira Myhre Initiative for Heritage Conservancy Jenny Kyriakides International Fund for Agricultural Development Alessandra Pani Kathimerni newspaper Nikos Xydakis KETHEA Babis Poulopoulos KETHEA Yerassimos Notaras Kid & Family Roubini Terzaki King Baudouin Foundation Luc Tayart de Borms Lambrakis Foundation Manolis Savvidis Leventis Foundation Alexandra Tiligada Leventis Foundation Paleologos Economou Life Line Hellas Poly Kollyri MacArthur Foundation Jennifer Humke Metavallon Alexandra Choli Mission Anthropos Ipatia Doussis-Anagnostopoulou MITERA Apostolopoulou Maria MITERA Vezyrakis Dimitris Network for Children's Rights Ilias Natsios Network for Children's Rights Myrsini Zorba Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ingrid Schulerud Office of the United Nations High Commisioner for Refugees George Tsarbopoulos Onassis Foundation Efi Tsiotsiou Open Society Foundations Andrej Nosko Panhellenic Association of Parents and Guardians of Disabeled Individuals-Mentally Handicapped Constantinos Georgopoulos Panhellenic Association of Parents and Guardians of Disabeled Individuals-Mentally Handicapped Omiros Emmanouilides Pathways to Housing Sam Tsemberis Perivolaki Anthi Doxiadi Perpato Anastasios Kostaris Piraeus Bank Cultural Foundation Aspasia Louvi Piraeus Bank Cultural Foundation Helen Beneki Piraeus Bank Cultural Foundation Elia Vlachou PRAKSIS Tzanetos Antypas PRAKSIS Marie Halaka Prolepsis Aphrodite Veloudaki Prolepsis Athina Linou Pyxida Lambrini Zotou Queens Library Thomas Galante Salzburg Global Seminar Nancy R. Smith Salzburg Global Seminar Tatsiana Lintouskaya SEN/JA Greece Chris Tsangos SEN/JA Greece Maria Laina SOS Children's Villages George Protopapas Stavros Niarchos Foundation Andreas Dracopoulos Stavros Niarchos Foundation Andrea Berman Stavros Niarchos Foundation Anna-Maria Kosmoglou Stavros Niarchos Foundation Argero Siklas Stavros Niarchos Foundation Kurt Arnold Stavros Niarchos Foundation Asimina Koutroumpousi Stavros Niarchos Foundation Bernard Guilbaud Stavros Niarchos Foundation Christina Lambropoulou Stavros Niarchos Foundation Christos Katharios Stavros Niarchos Foundation Dimitra Chatzivasiliou Stavros Niarchos Foundation Eleni Agouridi Stavros Niarchos Foundation Epaminondas Farmakis Stavros Niarchos Foundation Eva Polyzogopoulou Stavros Niarchos Foundation George Agouridis Stavros Niarchos Foundation George Michalakopoulos Stavros Niarchos Foundation Ioanna Kiosse Stavros Niarchos Foundation Jeannette Giorsetti Stavros Niarchos Foundation Jeffrey Brinck Stavros Niarchos Foundation John Zervakis Stavros Niarchos Foundation Julianna Biondo Stavros Niarchos Foundation Kate Patestas Stavros Niarchos Foundation Lenia Vlavianou Stavros Niarchos Foundation Lily Milioni Stavros Niarchos Foundation Manos Vazaios Stavros Niarchos Foundation Myrto Xanthopoulou Stavros Niarchos Foundation Panos Vazaios Stavros Niarchos Foundation Pavlos Pezaros Stavros Niarchos Foundation Philip Winter Stavros Niarchos Foundation Sandra Tosello Stavros Niarchos Foundation Stelios Vasilakis Stavros Niarchos Foundation Steve Sierros Stavros Niarchos Foundation Thanassis Politis Stavros Niarchos Foundation Theodore Maravelias Stavros Niarchos Foundation Titica Emmanouil Stavros Niarchos Foundation Vasili Tsamis Stavros Niarchos Foundation Vlassis Adraktas Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center Ioannis Trochopoulos The Boston Consulting Group Vassilis Antoniades The Ford Foundation George McCarthy The German Marshal Fund of the US Ivan Vejvoda The German Marshal Fund of the US Iveta Kruma The Good Samaritan Dionysia Fanopoulou The Good Samaritan Elena Giannaki Theotokos Giannis Papakonstantinou Theotokos Kaiti Katsouda TIMA Foundation Valia Fragkou TIMA Foundation Atalanta Voureca-Petala Together for Children Ioannis Papadatos Together for Children Christos Bartsokas University of Athens Panagiotis Soukakos University of Athens Spyros Efthimiopoulos University of Athens Orestis Konstantas University of the Peloponnese Asteris Houliaras University of the Peloponnese Panagiotis Liargovas University of Zurich Heinrich Murer World in Harmony HRH Princess Irene WWF HELLAS Dimitris Karavellas WWF HELLAS Katerina Triantafyllou Andreas Vourecas-Petalas Anna Pouskouri Eleni Dracopoulou-Merkati Ellie Antoniadi Evangelos Mellis Evangelos Venetis Spyros Galinos Father Thomas Synodinos Constantine Lambropoulos Leonidas Kambanis Maria Mellis Nikitas Kastis Nikos Skarmeas Panagiotis Koulouvaris Yiannis Psarellis Katerina Matiatou Roubiniana Drakopoulou.
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