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Meeting the needs of Young Greek Americans Print
From Friday, November 16 2007 -  08:00
To Sunday, November 18 2007 - 20:00
Every day

Under the auspices of H.E. the Ambassador of Greece, Mr. Alexandros P. Mallias, and in cooperation with the Greek Secretariat General of Information

The World Council of Hellenes (S.A.E.)/U.S.A. Region, the Hellenic American National Council and the American Hellenic Institute

Organize a Symposium

“Meeting the needs of Young Greek Americans: Opportunities and perspectives”

November 16-18, 2007, Georgetown University, Washington, DC

The descendants of Greek immigrants who generations ago braved a new world in search of opportunity are today successful and productive Americans, boasting of successes in all areas of human activity, having inherited strong values and an appreciation for education.

And as the world evolves, so do the needs, aspirations and priorities of the new generations of Greek Americans, as they search new ways of nurturing their sense of cultural identity, in a way relevant to them.

We can best pay tribute to those pioneering Greek Americans by promoting the evolution of Greek Americans institutions to meet their needs of the times and remain relevant.

Towards this result, we invite Greek American youth to engage in a dialogue with the leadership of G/A institutions, with other Americans of Greek descent; with our compatriots in Greece; to engage ourselves in a kind of “soul searching”.

Program in progress

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

▪H. E. the Ambassador of Greece, Alexandros P. Mallias

▪Panos Livadas, Secretary General of Information of Greece

▪The Honorable Congressman John Sarbanes

▪Thalia Assuras, C.B.S. News

▪Theodore Spyropoulos, Coordinator S.A.E. U.S.A. Region

SPEAKERS FROM GREECE

▪ Mr. Aimilios Stasinakis,

Special Secretary for Public Enterprises and Entities

▪ Michael Caramanis,

Chairman of Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE)

▪ Mr. Athanasios Oikonomou,

President of GNTO

▪Costas Mihalos,

President Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry

▪Mr. Aggelos Syrigos

Special Secretary, Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs

▪ Anastassis T. Gabrielides  
Vice Chairman Hellenic Capital Markets Commission

▪ Prof. Kostas Ifantis,

Director of Research at the Centre for Policy Analysis and Planning 

Panels

Lobby and American Politics

Raising the bar of Leadership

Greek American Identity

Making A Difference 
 

PARTICIPANTS

▪Hon. Ambassador Patrick Theros (invited)

* The Honorable Mr. Eugene Rossides, American Hellenic Institute (invited)

▪George Tsetsekos, Ph.D. Office of the Dean of LCOB

▪Ismini Lamb, The Greek language program, Georgetown University

▪George Leventis, President of LANGAN INTERNATIONAL

▪Mr. Emmanuel Velivasakis, CEO of Thornton Tomasetti

▪James A. Gavrilis, Joint Staff, Politico-Military Planner 
▪Gabrielle K. Carruth, Associate Staff - John P. Murtha, U.S. House of Representatives (Invited) 
▪Nick Larigakis, Executive Director, American Hellenic Institute

▪Mark J. Tavlarides, Associate Vice President, Van Scoyoc Associates, Inc.

▪George Sifakis, President, Greek American Political Action Committee

▪John Sitilides, Chairman, Board of Advisors, Southeast Europe Project, Woodrow Wilson Center

▪Dinos Adrianos, President, American Hellenic Council of California:

▪Father Anastasios Pourakis, The Youth Ministry Team of the Department of Youth & Young Adult Ministries of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America

▪John Lagamjis, Director, ACE Information Technology Department (invited)

▪Olga Sarantopoulou, SAE Secretary

▪Laoura M. Maratou, University of Maryland, Hellenic Students Association

Fire Squad

Aphrodite Bouikidis, National Democratic Institute

Maria Gourgouliatou, Hellenic School

Nikolas Nathenas, MRI Associates of Queens, PC, VP

▪Vasiliki Pavli, Georgetown University, Office of Outdoor Education,

Georgetown University

▪Eleni Varouhas, USDA

Still open - Please register 

Special thanks to the Greek Language Department of George Town University

& The Next Generation Initiative 

Symposium Attendance is Free

Concert Attendance is Free

REGISTER AT:    This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or call on 646 238 5599

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