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AmChamGR and its Energy Committee @ a working Luncheon with U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources, Francis R. Fannon & Ambassador Pyatt

AmChamGR NEWSBy admin August 7, 2019

AmCham Energy Committee members and representatives held a fruitful dialogue on energy security and regional energy cooperation issues during a working luncheon with Francis R. Fannon, Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Energy Resources, U.S Department of State, Geoffreey Pyatt, US Ambassador to Greece, and senior officers of the US Embassy Athens. As Assistant Secretary F. Fannon said, this second visit to…

AmChamGR and its Pharmaceutical and MD&D Committees meet with Minister of Health and Ambassador Pyatt

AmChamGR NEWSBy admin August 6, 2019

Amcham’s Pharma and Medical Devices Committees members met with Minister of Health V. Kikilias and Dep. Min. of Health V. Kontozamanis. US Ambassador G. Pyatt and senior officers of the US Embassy as well President of AmCham N. Bakatselos and Ex. Dir. E. Spirtounias were also present at this very important meeting. A very constructive…

FRANMAN LTD.

AmChamGR MEMBERS, FBy admin July 10, 2019

Marine trading house-Shipbuilding equipment Email: info@franman.gr Address: 220 Syngrou Avenue, 176 72 KALLITHEA Telephone: 210 953.2350 Website: www.franman.gr

Got Health?
By Alexandra Loli, PhD, Publisher | Business Partners, Sep-Oct 2019

ViewpointBy admin July 8, 2019

From the Internet of Medical Things and telehealth to smart medical technology, such as predictive analytics and conversational AI, there are certainly major technology trends disrupting the healthcare industry worldwide. But is digital disruption enough for people to enjoy healthier and happier lives? As a regulated sector, healthcare is prone to the effects of developing…

Can Greek Healthcare Policy Go
from Noise to Signal?
By Alexandra Loli, Publisher | Business Partners, May-Jun 2019

Thought LeadersBy admin July 8, 2019

Over the past year, we heard a lot about gender equality, women’s empowerment, women’s rights, female leadership, and women taking a stance.

Looking to the Future
By Business Partners | May-Jun, 2019

The InterviewBy admin July 8, 2019

Nikolas Bakatselos, President and CEO of Pyramis Metallourgia and member of AmCham’s Board of Directors, announces his candidacy to be AmCham’s next President and talks about his vision for promoting entrepreneurship, competitiveness, sustainable growth and a business friendly environment in Greece. Greece has recently exited the memorandum era, during which strict economic policies were implemented…

Director’s Desk
By Elias Spirtounias, Executive Director | Business Partners May-Jun, 2019

First PersonBy admin July 8, 2019

I have just returned from the annual AmChams in Europe conference in the United States, whichthis year brought together delegates from American Chambers across Europe for meetings in WashingtonDC and Seattle. In Washington, we participated in a series of meetings at the Department of Commerce, the StateDepartment, the Pentagon, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and…

AmChamGR New Executive Committee & BoD

AmChamGR NEWSBy admin July 3, 2019

The new Elected Executive Committee and Board of Directors of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce The annual General Assembly Meeting of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce took place on Tuesday, June 27, 2019. The election of the new 25 members for the Board of Directors was included in the agenda of the meeting. The new…

8th Investment Road Show in US

AmChamGR NEWSBy admin June 25, 2019

Law 89: An Attractive Regime for Shared Services Centers in Greece
By Constantine Poulios, Direcotr, Tax and Outsourcing, Grant Thornton Greece | Business Partners, Mar-Apr 2019

UncategorizedBy admin June 21, 2019

The so-called “Law 89 regime,” among the least known investment incentive pieces of legislation available in Greece, is there to promote the establishment of shared services centers in Greece, i.e. Greek entities providing specific back-office services to other, usually foreign, entities of the same group. Since 2005—when the Greek government successfully transformed regimes such as…