The 15th awarding ceremony of Stelios Awards for Young Entrepreneurs in Greece was held with great success on Tuesday, September 3 at Stelios Foundation Conference Hall, housed in the Foundation’s emblematic building at 22 Kydathinaion Street, in Plaka. AfterSalesPro won the second prize, standing out among many promising startup companies in Greece.
Nikolas Hatzidakis said about his distinction: “We sincerely thank Sir Stelios and his team for the honor, as well as every member of the AfterSalesPro team for their effort so far. This recognition is particularly important to us, not only because the prize money will further strengthen our development plans, but also because it is an honor to have our work recognized by such an important and experienced entrepreneur.”
Sir Stelios Hatziioannou said: “I am very happy to follow the continued rise of young entrepreneurship in Greece, as evidenced by this year’s nominations. This year’s 23 applications highlighted the pioneering and creativity of young entrepreneurs who shape our future. Our winners are typical examples of the passion and innovation that distinguishes the new generation. Their dedication and dedication is an inspiration for every young entrepreneur, but also for the future of Greek entrepreneurship. The Stelios Awards for Young Entrepreneurs will continue to support these excellent initiatives, urging young people to continue innovating and moving forward with courage and determination. Congratulations to all the participants and especially to our winners for their excellent work.”
It is noted that from 2008 until today the Stelios Awards for Young Entrepreneurs in Greece have strengthened the country’s new businesses with
Total amount of € 1,330,000, significantly supporting Greek entrepreneurship.
The first prize was awarded to Smaragda Alexandri, for the influential network of educational communities POLY KOL, while the third prize was awarded to Dimitris Angelopoulos, for the e-shop for equipment for Fearless goalkeepers.
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