Hellenic Federation of Enterprises

SMEs slow in going digital

Greece must accelerate its transition to the digital age and fulfill the ambitious digital goals set by the European Union up until 2030. Although Greece has recorded a digital leap in the last five years, it still lags the rest of the EU in key areas.

Continuity in SYRIZA

We have learned a lot about Stefanos Kasselakis since he burst into Greek politics four months ago: what kind of coffee he drinks, which gym he goes to and that he likes weight training. But he had to visit the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises for us to hear his views on labor relations and an Economist conference to confuse the only issue he had clarified again.

Pay rise won’t cut it to lure Greek professionals home

A pay rise alone is not enough to lure back scientists who emigrated during the financial crisis of the previous decade, according to the majority of participants of a conference on the challenges and opportunities for individuals, society and the economy by the National Documentation Center. 

SEV commits over €50 million for Thessaly reconstruction efforts

The Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV) made an announcement on Wednesday, pledging over 50 million euros for the reconstruction efforts in response to the devastating floods that struck Greece's Thessaly region.

SEV outlined that their assistance will encompass humanitarian aid, including medical supplies, food, machinery, water, clothing, and water pumps. 

Healthcare & Life Sciences meeting

One year after the first meeting of the Healthcare & Life Sciences group organized by the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV) within the framework of the Innovative Greeks initiative, the 5th consecutive Meetup is being organized and will host Dr Stelios Papadopoulos, chairman of the board of the American biotechnology company Biogen.

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