Philo4Thought Annual Brochure, 2020 HYP Spring Symposium: Business, Innovation & Society

Philo4Thought 2020 HYP

, s s e n i s n u o B i t a v o n In & Society Spring 2020 Virtual Symposium Saturday, May 16th Working together to educate today’s young professionals. www.philo4thought.org #2020HYP

Saturday, May 16th 2020 Dear Attendees, Friends, Sponsors & Supporters: The Board of Directors welcomes you all to Philo4Thought's 2020 Spring Symposium, "Business, Innovation & Society," and thanks all those who contributed to the preparations of today's lectures, awards and discussions.

Innovation is a vocational calling to address a need for progress and reform. It is at once a tremendous gift and responsibility, not to be undertaken by the faint of heart. To be a part of this enterprise one needs to have a warrior spirit and an unshakable faith that, regardless of whether a task fails or succeeds it will result in progress.

Even a little sparrow has the strength to build, survive and fly to the heights of its potential. As human beings we tend to become consumed by “the race” to achieve, but should focus on only one type of race to make the greatest strides — the human race.

Many of us are very much the product of both the old and new worlds influenced by Eastern and Western thought, and call more than one place "home" with equal pride and dignity. "Our Place" is not confined to one property line, job title or family. We are global citizens in a rapidly changing world. We are one family and this is our time, our place. Today, more than ever, we have been called upon to find novel and creative means of developing effective outreach, research, innovation, education and collaboration. We have been pushed to use our greatest tools for growth and flourishing. It is in this spirit that we claim the title “Hellenic Mentoring Initiative” and call each of you to draw on the things we share in common.

In 2020, more than ever, we are expected to be quick-thinking innovators, changing with the times without wavering from the Greek roots that are such a vital part of who we are and how we form our core values. Being Greek… is a gift. Our natural tenacity in all things, be it from planting the first seeds of our faith to exploring the infinite possibilities of cyberspace, has always been complex and yet intuitively clear.

The knowledge and resources at our disposal have a vast potential to help build sustainable opportunities for youth and young professionals at the local, regional, national and global levels. As citizens of an increasingly global community, it is our responsibility to be social “disrupters” and create life-changing, game-changing opportunities to next-generation professionals and to recognize the fine work of those who move the community forward, propagating the Good Life prescribed by Aristotle centuries ago.

Branding and communication strategies, the keystones to forming successful connections for any initiative, is based on our ability to appeal to others. In searching for the answer to successful personal or professional branding we come to realize that the Aristotelian concepts of Ethos, Logos and Pathos don't start outside of you; the root of Pathos comes from an understanding of oneself, which is then used to create stronger bonds and progress with others. In considering “what works” in reaching one’s audience, we advise today’s youth to focus on what distinguishes you from others; consider these your greatest assets, seek to understand them, to know who you are, who you need around you, and where you fit within the larger scheme of things in work and in life. Always remember that no matter where you are in life it’s an opportunity to experience, absorb, learn and move forward with clarity and support.

Today we’re blessed to have an array of brilliant philanthropic guest speakers, mentors and honorees, each with a distinguished life path devoted to service, education, innovation and productivity. We thank each of them for taking the time to share their perspectives with us and hope each of you will take away something valuable for the future.

We are very blessed, honored, and humbled to have the amazing support of these distinguished individuals as well as our esteemed 2020 sponsors in making opportunities available to the Hellenic young professional community. Ευχαριστούμε πάρα πολύ!

Without further delay, we invite you to enjoy today’s scheduled talks and activities.

On behalf of our Executive Board,

Chris Salboudis Founding Director & CEO www.philo4thought.org

Consulate General of Greece New York

New York, May 12th, 2020

Dear Friends, friends, Dear We often say drastic times call for drastic measures. 2020 will become the year when this phrase will prove its worth. This year’s event ‘Philo4Thought Symposium’ will be entirely virtual, thrusting its way into a new chapter of what we name digital revolution, which will inevitably impact all three topics of our discussion: business, innovation and society.

The more we see our mobile phones becoming an extension of our arm and the more the ‘Internet of things’ becomes the ‘internet of us’, then we will be witnessing the direction of all industries shifting. Is this the end of the world as we know it? Will societies fall apart because of this new disruption? Identity issues are raised even for century-old institutions such as the role of a state. Will it continue to regulate the way we enjoy our rights, educate ourselves, do business and solve our disputes?

The pandemic outbreak of 2020 showed us that people turn to their governments for guidance and demand solutions. Technology, science and economy have never before intertwined more ubiquity in our modern times. Put together, they make a strategy. But the question remains: what type of leadership do societies need to build their own strategy?

These pressing questions will be raised during the Spring 2020 Symposium because we all feel the need to guide our next generation of professionals, our new Hellenic-American leaders.

The Consulate General of Greece in New York wishes to congratulate the Hellenic Mentoring Initiative for their continuous efforts and commitment to supporting the Hellenic-American Community. Although a Symposium is meant to come after a banquet, in our virtual reality we are satisfied with having plenty of food for thought.

Konstantinos Koutras Consul General

May 13, 2020 To Whom It May Concern: This letter is submitted on behalf of Philo4Thought, as the organization celebrates another year as a leader and advocate within the State of New York.

It has been my pleasure to work with Philo 4 Thought and CEO Christine Salboudis in my time as representative of New York’s 28th Assembly District. Philo4Thought has long promoted traditional Hellenic values within its mission, including compassion, fortitude, and brotherhood, which has allowed the organization to assist and inspire thousands of young individuals throughout our state, and across the globe.

Philo4Thought is a true friend and ally to our communities, and I am proud to recognize the organization on this occasion. I look forward to our continued partnership.

Sincerely,

Andrew Hevesi 28th Assembly District

❏ ALBANY OFFICE: Room 844, Legislative Office Building, Albany, New York 12248 518-455-4926, FAX: 518-455-5173 ❏ DISTRICT OFFICE: 70-50 Austin Street, Suite 118, Forest Hills, New York 11375 718-263-5595, FAX: 718-263-5688 EMAIL: hevesia@nyassembly.gov

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Center for Genome Technology & Biomolecular Engineering

Dear All:

May 1, 2020

On behalf of the Center for Genome Technology & Biomolecular Engineering (CGT-BE) we congratulate Philo4Thought’s Executive Board and team of dedicated volunteers – many of whom have studied here at Columbia – on the continuation of their fine efforts to provide students and young professionals with opportunities that will educate and empower them, especially during the current pandemic.

Chris Salboudis has lent her expert administrative and student support to our interdisciplinary research group since 2005 while gaining additional doctoral-level training in the study of educational technology and its applications in diverse learning communities at Columbia Teachers College over the years, which led to the collaborative preparations for this year’s virtual symposium along with several other interdisciplinary educational symposiums. Her determination to form a synergy between students and professionals in different areas of expertise is truly admirable.

Through diligent efforts, Philo4Thought has hosted its annual symposium at Columbia from 20152017, collaborating with prominent faculty as well as several student and alumni groups, including the Columbia Business School, the Hellenic Studies Program, the Hellenic Students Association, Women In Science at Columbia, the Columbia Alumni Association and the Columbia Club to support the academic and professional advancement of those in attendance. In 2016 I had the pleasure to provide support of their STEM Conference at Lerner Hall, which let to more robust recruitment of faculty and research experts from top universities and companies who served as speakers and mentors at the conference and for the many years since then.

Philo4Thought’s team has done an amazing job in the recruitment of the finest speakers and advisors available for today’s young scholars and professionals. We are very pleased to see that the group has expanded since its inception and that the affiliated campus groups and partnerships that are continually forming are growing stronger through ongoing collaborations to this and related on- and off-campus educational initiatives. We wish them the best of luck in all ongoing efforts to promote collaborative philanthropic applications of innovative technological ventures.

We would also like to offer our sincere congratulations to all those graduating this year, who are being honored by both the New York State Attorney General and Philo4Thought. Best of luck in the years ahead.

Sincerely,

Jingyue Ju. Ph.D. Samuel Ruben-Peter G. Viele Professor of Engineering Professor of Chemical Engineering and Pharmacology Director, Center for Genome Technology & Biomolecular Engineering Columbia University New York, NY 10027

Featured & Contributing Organizations The following are some of the outstanding groups making remarkable strides in promoting the advancement and collaboration of Hellenic youth and young professionals. Most began with humble roots and a simple mission, meeting a direct need to bring our community together in supporting the critical ancient concepts of community, culture and Philotimo for present and future generations.

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Columbia University Club of New York, directed by Philo4Thought’s 2018 Keynote, James Gerkis, provides an interdisciplinary off-campus community for alumni, students, faculty, administration, and staff to enjoy the use of excellent facilities for professional, social and recreational needs of members and their families (including domestic and international club memberships) designed to instill a deep and lasting sense of pride in the Alma Mater and in University affairs. https://www.columbiaclub.org.

The Hellenic-American Chamber of Commerce (HACC) is a multifaceted organization formed to promote and strengthen the socio-economic ties between the U.S. and Greece, to foster commercial and trade relations. HACC provides a network and forum for its members to meet and exchange ideas. https://hellenicamerican.cc.

HABA (the Hellenic-American Assoc. for Professionals in Finance) is a prominent New York-based nonprofit for professional and educational interests of Greek-Americans, Cypriots and Pan-Hellenes in the banking and finance industries.

The organization sponsors and hosts lectures, seminars and other educational and networking events featuring a variety of distinguished guest speakers. HABA maintains one of the most comprehensive monthly calendar of Hellenic events in the tristate area and offers very low membership rates for students; to sign up, email info@haba.org. http://www.haba.org.

The National Hellenic Student Association (NHSA) of North America is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that serves as an umbrella for Hellenic student organizations at universities throughout the U.S. and Canada to promote education, networking and unity as Hellenic students. It is currently the largest Hellenic student organization in North America, representing over 50 universities. NHSA hosts annual Spring and Fall conventions, allowing students the opportunity to travel, connect with peers, and learn about critical topics. Philo4Thought contributes to NHSA initiatives and many of our HYP Moderators are NHSA Alum. www.nhsaofamerica.org.

The Asia Minor & Pontos Hellenic Research Center (AMPHRC) is a nonprofit research center dedicated to documenting and disseminating historical findings on the expulsion of Greeks from their ancestral homeland in Asia Minor (Anatolia), Eastern Thrace and Pontos during the later Ottoman empire. The organization provided research support to our 2020 interns. hellenicresearchcenter.org.

MG Design is a graphic design provider that has completed several branding projects for local, regional and national organizations in Greece and the U.S., including Georgopoulos Service (Athens), SUNY Fashion Institute of Technology, National Hellenic Students Association, Hellenic Book Club of New York. Services include logo design, business cards, banners (for storefront awnings, step-andrepeats, event fliers and more). Schedule a consult: menios85@gmail.com.

Creativity Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) promotes (1) understanding and awareness of one’s strengths and limitations; (2) strategic plans to support and enhance mental health; (3) empowerment in challenging times; (4) opportunities to maximize creative potential. Space is available to adults and children exploring creative outlets and psychological wellbeing. www.creativityandperformance.com.

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Featured & Contributing Organizations

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Women’s International Shipping & Trading Association (WISTA) was originally formed by a handful of female brokers based in Germany, the Netherlands and the U.K. It has become an organization that connect female executives around the world, with a membership of over 3,000 female professionals across all sectors of the maritime industry in 51 countries working to build a supportive professional community and to minimize the gender leadership gap in the maritime, trading and logistics sectors. https://wistainternational.com.

Tototheo Maritime is a leading global service provider, specializing in innovative, efficient and functional solutions for maritime satellite communications, digitalization, automation and navigation systems. Tototheo is known for conducting business with honesty and transparency, offering equal terms without prejudice; their team’s foremost goal is to assess clients’ needs and confidently trek into the future while keeping a firm link to the present. https://www.tototheo.com/about-us.

Bloomberg L.P. is the global leader in business and financial data, news and insight. Using the power of technology, we connect the world’s decision makers to accurate information on the financial markets – and help them make faster, smarter decisions. https://www.bloomberg.com.

Roos Advisors partners with clients to identify and enhance their strengths and challenges through practical leadership solutions. The company is dedicated to supporting their clients’ move towards the implementation of solid, measurable action to achieve scalable and measurable results. https://roosadvisors.com.

Pardalis & Nohavicka LLP is a boutique law firm in New York City that handles a broad array of matters representing individuals and business owners in civil litigation, criminal cases and business transactions in all the State and Federal trial courts throughout New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, California, Greece, and the United Kingdom. https://pnlawyers.com.

Innovation Accelerator Foundation provides commercialization strategy and services to small businesses empowered by exceptional American innovation sourced from federal funding, federal laboratories, or universities. The IAF supports a range of initiatives and services, including the iBridge Network and the Academic Venture Exchange. Their work to support small business innovation research (SBIR) grant recipients was cited in the 2012 President’s Council of Advisors on Science & Technology. www.innovationaccelerator.org.

NYC Network Group connects top commercial and residential specialists in real estate, finance, investing, law, insurance, media, marketing, technology, communications, and related fields through annual and seasonal networking events, panel discussions and expos. https://www.nycnetworkgroup.com.

Styled Sharp is a consulting service for busy professionals who want to learn how to leverage their image as a tool to become more promotable and relatable. The company works with individuals to enhance their professional image and with companies to improve their leaders' personal brands. https://styledsharp.com.

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Event Hosts Opening Address Dr. Konstantinos Koutras (Ph.D., University of Bonn; Post-Graduate Diploma, Informatics, University of Athens; Bachelors, School of Humanities, University of Bonn) is the Consul General of Greece in New York (2016-Present). Prior to this appointment, Dr. Koutras served as spokesperson of the Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs, heading the Ministry’s Information and Public Diplomacy Department, duties initially entrusted to him by the then Foreign Minister (and current EU Home Affairs Commissioner), Dimitris Avramopoulos (2013-2016); Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs during elections under Foreign Minister, Ambassador Petros Molyviatis (2015); Spokesperson and communication strategy coordinator for the Hellenic Presidency of the Council of the EU, working under the then Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Evangelos Venizelos (2014) and concluding his term under Foreign Minister, Nikos Kotzias (2016). Earlier in his career, Dr. Koutras was Diplomatic Counsellor to the Minister at the newly-established Ministry for Shipping, Maritime Affairs and the Aegean (2012), Head of the Justice and Home Affairs Department of Greece’s Permanent Representation to the European Union (2007-2011), and served a four-year tour at the Greek Embassy in Ankara, Turkey (2003-2007). Dr. Koutras lives in New York with his wife Popita and their son Dionysios.

Closing Remarks Harry Koulos, Esq. (J.D., Cum Laude, Georgetown Law (2014); B.A., History, Cum Laude with distinction, Yale (2011)) is a Senior Associate in Complex Litigation & Trials at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. He is a member of the New York and California Bar Associations and a Nikos Mouyaris 2030 Leadership Fellow for the Hellenic American Leadership Council. Prior to joining Skadden, Harry was law clerk to Hon. Thomas A. Varlan (Chief Judge, Eastern District of Tennessee). At Georgetown, Harry interned for the FBI's National Security Law Branch, the Air Force's JAG Corps and the Department of Justice's Torts Branch. At Yale, he received several awards, including the Francis Gordon Brown Prize for Juniors upholding standards of excellence in intellect, character, leadership, and service. Harry was also on Yale’s Varsity Baseball Team and played for the Greek National Baseball Team’s European Championships (2012).

Event Management Prof. Chris Salboudis (M.A. English Language & Literature (2000) and M.A. Philosophy (1995), Columbia University; B.A., English/Philosophy, M.C.L. with honors, St. John’s Univ.

(1994)) is the Founding CEO and Director of the Philo4Thought initiative. She is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Philosophy, English, Communications and Environmental Studies at several universities (1997-pres.), the Administrative Manager/Student Coordinator of the Center for Genome Technology & Biomolecular Engineering at Columbia University (2005pres.), and has written for several American and Greek-American journals. In prior years, Chris served as Assistant Dean of Liberal Arts & Sciences at St. John’s University (20012003) and mentored countless students/young professionals through her work with the NIH-funded Minority Action Plan (2005-2010) as well as various Christian/Career Missions (1992-Present). She is currently pursuing doctoral studies at Columbia University Teachers College and has given several presentations on Pedagogical Communities & Resources, Educational Engineering and Ethical Research Compliance Regulations at major academic forums in New York, New Jersey, DC and neighboring regions; she will be conducting online lectures in North American and Europe this summer as well She has earned various academic and community service awards over the years and continues to advocate for women, young professionals, and underrepresented minority communities.

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Business & Innovation: Strategies & Trends Moderator Kostapanos Miliaresis (Bachelors, Business Administration, Athens University of Economics and Business (2015)), Founder of the vibrant nonprofit Ethelon, is most commonly noted for his record of excellence in effecting change through volunteerism and social entrepreneurship. To date, he received international recognition as a Global Change-Maker by the Ashoka Foundation and as a Leading Social Entrepreneur in Forbes 30 Under 30.

Kostapanos applies his creativity and sense of perseverance to making a steady, positive impact in the world while promoting a fresh philanthropic mindset in others. He is currently pursuing his M.B.A. at Fordham University's Gabelli Business School in New York and comentoring Philo4Thought’s Spring Intern.Panelists Featured John Pyrovolakis (Doctoral Studies, Mathematical Logic, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (ABD, 1996); Teaching Fellow, Harvard (1995); B.S., Mathematics, Philosophy, Computer Science, NYU (1991)) holds various titles: Founding Director, iBridge Network, Academic Venture Exchange (AVX); Founder and CEO, Innovation Accelerator Foundation (IAF); Lecturer, “Entrepreneurship & Innovation” (Columbia and MIT) and Derek Bok Prize-winning “Space, Time & Motion” (Harvard); and Board Member, American College of Greece. IAF houses iBridge, the world’s largest university intellectual property marketplace (>170 participating universities; >18,000 innovations) and AVX, in collaboration with technology transfer offices of 13 American research institutions, matching entrepreneurs to new ventures. As a featured speaker at the 2012 Greek America Foundation’s innovation conference (NYU) he received their 40 Under 40 award. He coordinated the National Robotics Initiative’s first RoboBowl and NSF ERC’s first “Perfect Pitch” Competition (2011). At MIT’s Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, John was known for his research on automated theorem. His start-up career began when he entered MIT’s Entrepreneurship Competition (1996) and launched Collegescape, an online admissions system that Thomson Corporation purchased two years later. Known for his strong core values John, his wife Peggy and their children are proactive members of Omonia Cretan Syllogo, Archdiocesan Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, and the Cathedral School’s PTA and basketball team, which John coaches.

Demetri Papacostas (Doctoral Studies in Finance, NYU Leonard Stern School of Business (1988); MBA, Pace University Lubin School of Business (1982); BA, Economics & Computer Science, NYU (1980)) has been at Bloomberg for 11 years where, among other responsibilities, he runs the market specialist group across all asset classes for the Americas.

He previously worked for major financial institutions, primarily at JP Morgan Chase, heading the FX Derivative Structuring Group and the FX Sales Group. At other financial institutions, he ran FX Options and Precious Metal Option trading desks, FX Structuring and FX Sales.

Demetri teaches a “Futures & Options” course at City University's Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership to both graduate and undergraduate students and recently published the definitive book on FX, FX Options and the fascinating ways individuals engage with the market with co-author Francesco Tonin: Foreign Exchange Options and Risk Management: Market Dynamics, Models and Human Behaviour (available online).

Lydia Vradi, Esq. (LL.M., University of Pennsylvania Law School (2014); Business and Law Certificate, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania (2014); LL.M. in International Commercial Law, City University London (2013); LL.B., the Law School of Athens, Greece (2012)) is an attorney at Pardalis & Nohavicka, LLP specializing in intellectual property law as well as trademark/copyright prosecution, enforcement and strategy. She previously worked as an intellectual property attorney in Europe and provided pro bono legal services on IP-related matters. In 2014, following her graduation from the University of Pennsylvania, Lydia interned for a boutique firm in New York and for the United Nations Mission of Greece initiative.

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Keynote Honoree Moderator Konstantinos Kalaitzidis (Computer Science, University of Thessaly, Larissa (UTH)) pursues various entrepreneurial endeavors including the Google Startup Launchpad in Warsaw (2017), where he led a team to pitch Groundifly. He is currently an IT Consultant at MEU Strasbourg (2020), UTH Computer Science Support Center and the Technology & Entrepreneurship Society; he curated the first UTH Larissa TEDx, participated Model UN (University of Cambridge, 2018) and the MEU Strasbourg (2018), Brussels (2019) and Athens (2019). His collective leadership efforts bridge the gap between university training and the labor market to inspire and support the next-generation.

Foreword to the Keynote Address Hon. Aristos Constantine is the Trade Commissioner of the Republic of Cyprus for North America and Head of the Cyprus Embassy Trade Center in New York, the trade and economic arm of Cyprus’ diplomatic representation, spanning all of North America, operating under the auspices of the Ministry of Energy, Commerce & Industry of the Republic of Cyprus. Prior to his current position, Mr. Constantine served as Business Development Advisor for the United Nations Development Program in the Division of Western Asia, Arab States and Europe. He is an active member of several prominent councils, committees and associations, including the Foreign Trade Commissioners Association, the Global Association of Risk Professionals, the World Economic Roundtable, and the European Rim Policy and Investment Council.

Keynote Honoree Recipient of our NYS Certificate of Excellence for Innovative Leadership for outstanding contributions to our global community.

Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou (MSc, Major Programme Management, Said Business School, University of Oxford (2019); Postgraduate Diploma, Financial Strategy, Said Business School, University of Oxford (2017); Executive MBA, Shipping & Logistics, the Copenhagen Business School (2015); BSc, Economics, National and Capodistrian University of Athens (2005)) is the joint Chief Executive Officer of Tototheo Maritime, a leading global service provider, specializing in innovative, efficient and functional solutions for maritime satellite communications, digitalization, automation and navigation systems. Tototheo is known for conducting business with honesty and transparency, offering equal terms without prejudice; their team’s foremost goal is to assess clients’ needs and confidently trek into the future while keeping a firm link to the present.

In addition to these duties, Despina is a member of the Board of Directors of various organizations including the Cyprus Shipping Chamber, the Cyprus Employers and Industrialists Federation, the Cyprus Maritime Academy, the Cyprus-Germany Business Association and Invest Cyprus. She is also on the Board of Governors for the Cyprus Maritime Academy and the Strategic Committee of Crans Montana – Club of Ports.

Despina is also President of W.I.S.T.A. – Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association, an organization for women in management positions in the maritime sector, which is comprised of 50 National WISTA chapters – (2017Present) and was the Founding President of W.I.S.T.A. Cyprus (2011-2018). She has been instrumental to the organization’s success in receiving consultative status at the International Maritime Organization (2018).

The leading international shipping publication, Lloyd’s List, has repeatedly selected Despina as one of the Top 100 Most Influential international professionals in shipping and trade (2017, 2018, 2019) and named her “International Personality of the Year” at their Greek Shipping Awards (2019). She also earned the titles of “Top Professional” and “Cyprus Business Woman of the Year” at the 9th National Cyprus Business Woman of the Year Awards (2015), “Woman of the Decade in Innovation and Leadership” at the global Women Economic Forum in New Delhi (2017), Youngship International’s “10 Women to Watch” at Norshipping (2017) and an Honorary Fellow of the Cyprus Institute of Marketing (2017).

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Public Relations, Media & Branding Strategies Moderator Eleni Farmakis (A.B.J., B.A., Public Relations, Magna Cum Laude; Certificate in New Media, Speech Communication, University of Georgia (2012)) is a Public Relations and Strategic Communications Specialist for Pharmaceuticals and Crisis Communications at the global firm FleishmanHillard. She manages their patient advocate relations and NYC Healthcare internship program and is well-versed in traditional and digital media with successful campaigns (celebrity endorsements, spokesperson engagement and targeted media outreach) for major pharmaceutical and Fortune 500 companies. Eleni is involved in various philanthropic activities including the American Red Cross, Georgia U. Alumni Board, GreekAmerican Fashion Week, G.O. Youth of America, Hellenic-American Chamber of Commerce, National Eating Disorders Assoc., New Media Institute & Society, Public Relations Society of America, Relay for Life, Ronald McDonald House, etc.

Featured Panelists Anthony Kazazis (B.A.Sc., Business Administration & Management, Elmira College (1986)) is Director of the NYC Network Group and the NYC Real Estate Expo LLC. For over 12 years Anthony has directed operations of the massive NYC Real Estate Expo, a one-day event packed with networking, panel discussions and exhibitions that brings top commercial, residential & real estate related trade professionals together at the NY Hilton Midtown. Prior to launching this initiative, Anthony owned and operated his own mortgage company, Prota Equities Inc. (Astoria, NY), for over 15 years and worked with his brother John at ARS Abstract LTD for 10 years. Anthony currently lives in Michigan with his wife and three children, where they enjoy maintaining their organic farm in their free time.

Larendee Roos (Ministerial Counselor Certification, Pathways of Light Spiritual College (2016); Masters, Psychology, University of Utah (2005); Bachelors, Psychology & Music, Evangel University (1984)) is the Founding CEO of Roos Advisors (est., 2003), a consulting, talent recruitment and retention firm. As a strategic business advisor, she has consulted with over 200 management teams ranging from start-ups to publicly-traded companies in the areas of business development, sales, administration, finance, and operations. She has advised over 100 asset purchases, mergers, and company acquisitions. She studied psychology, music and religious studies at Evangel University, University of Utah and Pathways of Light Spiritual College which culminated in her designation as an Ordained Ministerial Counselor. She is also a certified hypnotherapist and certified sales, marketing, and business coach.

Tavia Sharp (Certified Corporate Consultant, Academy of Image Mastery (2019) advanced coursework, SUNY F.I.T. (2014-15); B.S., Fashion/Apparel Design (1999)), Founder of Styled Sharp, is a renowned Fashion Stylist, Image Consultant & Business Communications Lecturer with over 15 years of experience designing Menswear at Nautica and Macy’s and served as Head Designer at Calvin Klein. She also established her own Women’s swimwear line (featured in Sports Illustrated, Elle, Marie Claire, InStyle, and Lucky) sold at Anthropologie and Urban Outfitters. She consults on design, sourcing and product development to help emerging designers and fashion startups launch their concepts into commercially viable products. She has also served as a Business Communications Lecturer at Drexel University in Philadelphia. In each role, Tavia is celebrated for her ability to help corporate clients and young professionals redefine their personal brand and create a visual impression that is uniquely and perfectly suited to them.

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Interactive Networking “Happy Hour” Concurrent discussions to connect and empower students and young professionals.

A celebration of HYP thoughts and achievements

Featured Mentors John Papaspanos, Esq. (J.D., University of Pennsylvania Law School (2014); Certificate, Business, Economics & Public Policy, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania (2014); B.S., International Relations, Seton Hall (2009)) specializes in domestic and international project and acquisition financings, tax equity transactions, restructurings, and debt/equity financing transactions involving energy and infrastructure projects and companies. He is a member of the NY and NJ Bar Associations, representing private equity sponsors, developers, independent power producers, public and private companies, lenders, financial institutions and investors on complex and novel project finance (including renewable energy, conventional energy, commodities financing and infrastructure transactions). He has also represented major financial institutions on non-recourse supply and offtake arrangements and financing transactions pertaining to crude oil, refined products and accounts receivable.

Tamika Tompoulidis (M.A. (2015) and B.A. (2013), Communication & Information Studies, University of Kentucky) is a Personal Development Career Counselor, Adjunct Professor of Public Speaking at the University of Kentucky and the Staff Advisor for their Forte Club, which prepares women seeking careers in business. Her specialties include communicative outcomes assessments, advisement and empowerment of students, young professionals and future leaders. She is a long-standing mentor for Philo4Thought and the National Hellenic Students Association and hopes to join UK’s Women’s Forum Board, which engages future leaders, addresses challenges that women face, and recognizes success in the workplace.

Alexandra Liotopoulos (B.A., Political Science and Economics with a minor in Business and Liberal Arts Honors, CUNY Queens College (2021)) is Philo4Thought’s Spring 2020 Business Intern; her work focused on program research, development and leadership in preparation for her plans to attend law school. She is dedicated to the advancement of the Greek Diaspora, currently serving on the Board of the Ikaros Hellenic Orthodox Students Association of Queens College and volunteering at St. Nicholas Church (Flushing, NY). Her specialties include event coordination, community outreach, policy development and compliance.

Andi Rustani (B.S., Biology (Pre-Med), CUNY Hunter College (2021)) is Philo4Thought’s Recruitment Director as well as a Medical Assistant at Lexington Medical Associates, a researcher at the Hunter College Bioinformatics Core Informatics Infrastructures Laboratory (Director, Prof. Krampis), an intern at Lenox Hill Hospital and the Columbia University Center for Genome Technology & Biomolecular Engineering (Director, Prof. Ju). This combination of training and experience allows him to pursue interdisciplinary interests in biomedical research and clinical care. His specialties include Clinical & Emergency Support, Research & Development, Data Collection, Writing, Presentations and Administrative Support.

Featured Topics Women & Leadership Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou Tamika Tompoulidis Alexandra Liotopoulos Innovative Strategies in Business & Technology Kostapanos Miliaresis Konstantinos Kaliazidis Litigation & Class Actions Harry Koulos, Esq. John Papaspanos, Esq. Public Relations, Communication & Branding Eleni Farmakis Leadership & Fellowship V. Rev. Father Chrysostomos Gilbert Deacon Sotiri Michalatos

Event Itinerary 11:00AM GENERAL WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS Prof. Chris Salboudis Founding Director, Philo4Thought Adjunct Faculty, Philosophy & Literature, St. John’s University Manager & Student Coordinator, Columbia University CGT-BE

OPENING ADDRESS Dr. Konstantinos Koutras, Ph.D. Consul General of Greece in New York

11:10AM PANEL 1: BUSINESS & INNOVATION – STRATEGIES & TRENDS The Moderator will begin by asking the panelists prepared discussion questions about current trends and concerns in their respective disciplines. Attendees can post questions to the chatroom throughout the session for the Moderator to incorporate in the panel discussion.

Moderator Kostapanos Miliaresis Founder, Ethelon M.B.A. Student, Fordham University Gabelli Business School

Panelists Mr. John Pyrovolakis Founding Director, Academic Venture Exchange/iBridge Network Founding Director, Innovation Accelerator Foundation Board of Trustees, American College of Greece (Deree) Lecturer, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Columbia University; M.I.T.

Demetri Papacostas Head of Corporate and Commodity Specialists, Bloomberg LP Instructor, Futures & Options, CCNY Collin Powell School for Civic & Global Leadership Author, Foreign Exchange Options and Risk Management: Market Dynamics, Models and Human Behavior

Lydia Vradi, Esq. Intellectual Property Attorney, Pardalis & Nohavicka, LLP

11:45AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS Moderator Konstantinos Kalaitzidis Computer Science Student, University of Thessaly, Larissa Curator, UTH Larissa TEDx

Foreword to the Keynote Address Hon. Aristos Constantine Trade Commissioner of the Republic of Cyprus for North America Head of the Cyprus Embassy Trade Center in New York

Keynote Honoree Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou CEO, Tototheo Maritime President, W.I.S.T.A. International

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12:15PM PANEL 2: PUBLIC RELATIONS, MEDIA & BRANDING STRATEGIES The Moderator will begin by asking the panelists prepared discussion questions about current trends and concerns in their respective disciplines. Attendees can post questions to the chatroom throughout the session for the Moderator to incorporate in the panel discussion.

Moderator Eleni Farmakis Public Relations and Strategic Communications Specialist, FleishmanHillard

Panelists Anthony Kazazis Director, NYC Network Group Director, NYC Real Estate Expo LLC

Larendee Roos Founding CEO, Roos Advisors

Tavia Sharp Founder, Styled Sharp

12:45PM AWARD DISTRIBUTION CEREMONY Presenter Konstantine Ouranitsas CFO, Philo4Thought Chair, NHSA Engagement Financial Advisor, Deloitte

NYS Assembly Proclamations Certificate of Excellence for Lifetime Achievement Leadership & Innovation HYP Community Outreach

NYS Attorney General Proclamations & Philo4Thought Scholarship Recipients Triple C (Courage, Character & Commitment) Certificate of Merit & Valor Outstanding Interns

1:00PM CLOSING REMARKS Harry Koulos, Esq. Senior Associate, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Leadership Fellow, Hellenic American Leadership Council

INTERACTIVE NETWORKING “HAPPY HOUR” Concurrent discussions with featured mentors.

A Celebration of HYP Empowerment & Achievements

Featured Topics Women & Leadership Litigation & Class Actions Innovative Business & Technology Strategies Public Relations, Communication & Branding Leadership & Fellowship We’re here for you! Connect with our speakers and mentors today or via LinkedIn. To learn more about the benefits of HYP Passport Membership, please ask a Moderator or email us: p4tinfo@gmail.com

2020 Honorees Presenter Konstantine Ouranitsas (5-year Co-op Program, BSBA, Finance, Drexel University (2014)) is an Engagement Financial Advisor at Deloitte, LLP., in New York; National Hellenic Students Association of North America’s Chairman and Past President; a Hellenic American Leadership Council 2030 Fellow; a volunteer coordinator and New Leaders committee member for The Hellenic Initiative; and Parade Ambassador for the NYC Greek Independence Day Parade. In prior years, he was an analyst on the research & underwriting team for LBC Credit Partners.

Konstantine also served as Treasurer, Federation of Hellenic American Societies of Philadelphia and Greater Delaware Valley; Vice President, AHEPA Chapter #26 (Philadelphia); Young Professional Director, Hellenic American Chamber of Commerce; Board of Directors, Hellenic University Club of Philadelphia; coFounder and Past President, Hellenic Student Association of Philadelphia; Past President, Drexel University Hellenic Student Association. Konstantine is of Pontian descent, born and raised in NYC.

New York State Assembly The New York State Assembly joins Philo4Thought’s Executive Board in awarding

Carol Contos Certificate of Excellence for Lifetime Achievement

Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou Certificate of Excellence for Leadership & Innovation

Philo4Thought Under the auspices of our organization’s Mission, our Executive Board awards

Ted Athanasiou Deacon Sotiri Michalatos Konstantinos Kalaitzidis Certificate of Excellence: Outstanding Community Outreach

Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church Young Professionals Ministry Outstanding Breakthrough HYP Group

NYS Attorney General The New York State Attorney General joins Philo4Thought’s Board of Directors in honoring outstanding students recommended by their respective schools for being high-performing students with strong values that allowed them to exceeding the expectations of their respective communities in their academic and philanthropic work despite substantial financial and medical hardships they faced in their own lives. The honorees receiving these awards have demonstrated true courage, character and commitment to excellence. It is with great pleasure that we award the following youth with the NYS Attorney General’s Certificates of Merit & Valor along with a special College-Bound Young Scholars stipend offered by Philo4Thought, which is made possible through the kindness of our 2020 sponsors.

Triple C Awards Georgia Liotopoulos The Mary Louis Academy (Career Path: Speech Pathology)

Matina Theodoropoulos St. Demetrios Prep. School (Career Path: Nursing, R.N.)

Rei Brown High School of Art & Design (Career Path: Animation) Designed P4T’s 2020 video!

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Certificates of Merit Konstantina Kalliontzi University College Dublin Certificate of Merit & Valor

Alexandra Liotopoulos CUNY Queens College Merit Award, Outstanding Intern

Andi Rustani CUNY Hunter College Merit Award, Outstanding Intern

NYS Assembly Honorees Lifetime Achievement Carol Contos We are deeply honored to present this year’s Certificate of Lifetime Excellence to one of the most dynamic women in our network for her countless years of dedication and service to marginalized individuals struggling in work and in life. She is a remarkable example for people from all walks of life.

Mrs. Contos, a beloved philanthropist, community advocate and educator of over 30 years, for her outstanding contributions to the community and, on a more personal level, for the way in which she has taken the time and effort to touch the hearts and lives of so many. Celebrated for that combination of modest dignity and strength as well as her charismatic charm, Mrs. Contos is a true embodiment of what the DOP and AHEPA represent. She has spent a lifetime promoting the deepest values of our culture and faith, truly embodying the concept Philotimo (φιλότιμο) in her lasting and positive impact in the lives of so many. We are proud to share her story with you today.

As such, she is an exemplary role model for today's professional woman and for all young ladies of the generation ahead, which is why Philo4Thought and the New York State Assembly have chosen her as our 2020 Lifetime Honoree.

In speaking with Mrs. Contos when she was honored as the Daughters of Penelope’s (DOP) Woman of the Year (2019), she explains that her own philanthropic contributions started with her participation on an annual cancer fundraising campaign but that most of her philanthropic work has been church-related. She served as Vice President of the National Philoptochos Society under Archbishop Iakovos and was President of the local chapter at the Archdiocesan Cathedral of the Holy Trinity for several years in addition to being a member of the Cathedral Church Board for many years. Professionally, Mrs. Contos taught for over thirty years and was one of the rare instructors for outreach programs dedicated to teaching pregnant women and young parents who were unable to complete traditional high school. She also taught girls in prison who were aiming for a GED equivalency to turn a new leaf and become active and productive members of society. “And that’s it.” She says in the simple and open way that her many family and friends so love and respect.

When congratulated for instilling this strong philanthropic community spirit in her family, Mrs. Contos candidly shares, “It all began with my parents, really, who were both educators and promoted the Greek language and culture really more than anyone I know in the U.S. They were part of that first of the group of educators of the Greek American Institute who salvaged the school back in 1938 during the depression when it was going to be closed due to lack of funding to pay the space and the teachers. My father took it over and made it into one of the most prestigious day schools in the country.”

In her address at the 2019 DOP reception in her honor, Mrs. Contos shared, "I've always lived by three simple rules: kindness, respect, and 'do unto others'...." This direct, philanthropic mindset is exactly what leads us to celebrate the inspirational example she sets for her family and the many others who know of her remarkable character and accomplishments and have benefited from her selfless community outreach.

Keynote Honoree: Certificate of Excellence for Innovative Leadership Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou We are deeply honored to present this year’s Certificate of Excellence for Innovative Leadership to our 2020 Keynote Honoree, Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou, for her outstanding contributions to our global community, her unique contributions to the initiative to empower professional women in an extremely challenging industry, and her dedication to continually seeking innovative means for improvement throughout the industry of maritime trade.

(See page 12 for full biography.)

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NYS Assembly Honorees Outstanding Community Outreach Director V. Rev. Father Chrysostomos Gilbert, Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church Young Professionals Ministry, NYC: Father Gilbert promotes the connection between young professionals of the Orthodox Faith through social outreach and networking. Activities include social gatherings, spiritual talks, retreats and various activities (meal preparation, clothing and supply collections) to provide support for the less fortunate in NYC. Whatever the task, Annunciation's Young Professional ministry finds ways to keep young adults involved and engaged in the hustle and bustle of NYC. Ted Anastasiou, Esq. (JD, Brooklyn Law School (2012, full merit scholarship); BA, Political Science, NYU (2007)) is Regional Senior VP and Associate General Counsel at Mercury LLC, representing national and international companies in hospitality, technology, energy, fashion and other consumer products. He is also Founder of Politech LLC, a political technology company with over 100 clients in 33 states; Omnicom, Inc. and Mercury Public Affairs acquired 40% of Politech in 2019.

Ted is also a founding member of the Hellenic American Leadership Council. His views on American politics appear in Greek documentaries and newspapers. Before joining Mercury, Ted was Senior Counsel and National Director of Government Relations for Wyndham Destinations. Prior to entering the private sector, Ted was Assistant Counsel for the NYS Department of Financial Services in the Cuomo Administration (2013-2016), developing new legislation and enforcement actions for banking, real estate, insurance, and virtual currency industries. He was also a speechwriter for senior agency leaders and an advisor on Cuomo’s 2010 campaign. Ted served in both of President Obama's election campaigns (Deputy Counsel of Voter Protection for Pennsylvania (2012); staffer (2008)). He also worked with the G.O. Archdiocese of America and government officials on various issues including their response to NYC’s proposed fur ban. As a law student, Ted was Chair of the Law Students Democratic National Committee, representing students from 95 schools.

Deacon Sotiri Michalatos (Master of Divinity, Holy Cross Seminary (2017); BA Economics, University of Buffalo (2012)) grew up in Westchester, NY. His days in GOYA were instrumental in forming his love for Christ and he participated in various Archdiocesan programs throughout high school and college, including Homeless Ministries, Project Mexico, Camp Saint Paul and Ionian Village. Deacon Sotiri joined the Archdiocesan Cathedral of Holy Trinity family shortly after graduation and quickly became one of the community’s most creative and energetic young professionals, initially working as a part-time Pastoral Assistant and a part-time religious instructor and technological support specialist at the Cathedral School. His tireless effort was most notably recognized in December 2019, after two years of working at Cathedral, and he was ordained by His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros. He, along with his wife Kathy, are valuable members of the greater G.O. community.

Konstantinos Kalaitzidis (Computer Science, University of Thessaly, Larissa (UTH)) is involved in various entrepreneurial endeavors including the Google Startup Launchpad in Warsaw (2017), where he led a team to pitch the sports app Groundifly to Google personnel and investors. He is currently an IT Consultant at MEU Strasbourg (2020), UTH Computer Science Support Center and the Technology and Entrepreneurship Society; he is also Curator for the first UTH TEDx. He has a passion for political science and participated at the Model European Union (MEU) Strasbourg (2018), Brussels (2019) and Athens (2019) as well as the Model UN at the University of Cambridge (2018).

Konstantinos’ collective leadership efforts bridge the gap between university training and the labor market to inspire and support next-generation professionals.

NYS Attorney General’s Certificate of Merit & Valor Konstantina Kalliontzi (B.A., Politics, International Relations and Economics Student, at University College Dublin, Ireland (2020)), born and raised in Athens, Greece, Konstantina emigrated to New York City as a teenager and has a very broad, diversified world view as a result. She is fascinated and intrigued by the world of politics and especially US and Greek foreign policy. Upon graduation, Konstantina intends to pursue a career in diplomacy or public service. In addition to her current studies, Konstantina also serves as the Social Media Manager and Translator for TEDx UTH Larissa.

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Ongoing P4T Initiatives We thank you all for attending and hope you enjoyed the conference! Please hashtag #2020HYP with photos and comments. We hope to see you at future educational and cultural events! www.philo4thought.org Check out our webpage or “Like” us on Facebook for updates on the following events and initiatives:

Professional Development Seminars and Publications (Monthly)

Application Deadline College Internship Program Summer 2020 (for Fall 2020 Service Hours)

Human Resources: Choosing Your Benefits Package Fall 2020

Application Deadline College-Bound Young Scholars Stipend Fall 2020

Application Deadline College Internship Program Fall 2020 (for Spring 2021 Service Hours)

Holiday Networking Brunch Winter 2021

Vasilopita Social January 2021

Spring Symposium Leadership & Society Spring 2021

Mentor Mapping & Personalized Career Tutorials (Year-Round) Working with community affiliates to identify and provide opportunities for college students and recent grads and to advocate for HYPs and marginalized groups. To participate, email P4Tinfo@gmail.com.

Proceeds & Donations Since Philo4Thought’s inception, the Executive Board has made every effort to work with students and young professionals from all areas of interest as they take strides to flourish. Alumni from Philo4Thought, NHSA and affiliate HYP organizations lead the next generation by example from the vantage point of very successful Hellenic Professionals with remarkable professional and personal convictions and an admirable sense of community spirit and service.

In the 2020-2021 academic year a special fundraising initiative will be held to research, identify and improve opportunities for the use of collaborative technological resources that will open the door for Hellenic students to obtain a more robust level of educational and professional training. This year select funds were earmarked to provide minor scholarships to students who are in dire need of financial aid and meet the criterion for the Attorney General’s Triple C Award for excellence in times of financial and medical crisis. We hope to continue working with the community to identify and support one eligible youth every year.

Proceeds remaining after each annual event go towards the support of Philo4Thought’s ongoing philanthropic educational initiatives (listed above) and to help us acquire the resources needed to continue improving our programming and outreach efforts. Special affiliate projects within the Hellenic community are also supported with the donation of time, advisement and/or funding based on a case-bycase needs assessment and our available resources.

For more information or to recommend a young professional, please visit https://www.philo4thought.org.

Internship Opportunities Philo4Thought seeks bright young professionals to serve as interns at different levels in our organization.

Flexible weekly hours, wonderful networking benefits, assistance with job placement & referrals upon completion of the hours.

120-140 hours of experience gained in exchange for college credit (with prior written approval from Dean/College Office).

Email P4Tinfo@gmail.com for more information about available opportunities in: Business Management Hospitality/Event Planning Marketing/Public Relations Media/Social Media/Fine Arts Writing/Editing Science & Technology

APPLICATION DEADLINES

JUN. 12TH for 3-month Fall Interns DEC. 21ST for 3-month Spring Interns To apply, email P4Tinfo@gmail.com or visit OrthodoxJobs.com COLLEGE-BOUND YOUNG SCHOLARS PROGRAM (Spring Scholarships) For these and other opportunities, visit our free Job Board: www.philo4thought.org

Mentoring Opportunities Make a difference in a young person’s life – volunteer to become a Philo4Thought mentor!

Professionals from all disciplines are welcome and may be asked to serve as moderators and/or featured speakers at one of our workshops and conferences. Please visit www.philo4thought.org/mentoring.

To maintain the highest level of safety and professionalism for our clients, we require that all mentoring applicants submit a resume indicating training as well as three professional references indicating good professional standing.

APPLICATION DEADLINES

JUNE 12TH & DECEMBER 21ST OrthodoxJobs.com Emailed applications will also be accepted at P4Tinfo@gmail.com.

NEED A MENTOR? Start your professional progress today!

Let us match you up with one of our talented HYP Mentors who are experts in a variety of professions!

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“Rise & S.H.I.N.E.” A Theme For Life…

We hope that each of you will leave with valuable new insight. One of the advisory themes we use throughout the year is RISE & S.H.I.N.E., Inspired by the award-winning feature song performed at Carnegie Hall as part of the first-ever Grecian Rock Opera by our friends at Porphyra: https://youtu.be/uHDx_Gha6tA

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On behalf of all those gathered this evening, we offer our best wishes to the members of the graduating class of 2020.

May your future always be bright, may the wind always be in your sails, and may you have every opportunity to flourish and reach your goals!

A special shout-out to the members of the Philo4Thought family who are about to embark on new academic and professional ventures:

Matina Theodoropoulos Francesco Prelorentzos Georgia Liotopoulos Rei Brown … and all those celebrating!

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