StrictlyVC in Athens will feature the Greece Prime Minister

We are delighted to be able to announce that the Greek Prime Minister, Kyriakos mitsotakiswill join us at our upcoming Striktyvc event in Athensco -organized with EndeavorOn Thursday night, May 8, at the amazing Cultural Center of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation.

For those who may not be familiar with his background, Mitsotakis brings a fascinating blend of experiences to the table. Before he entered politics, both McKinsey and Chase Investment Bank worked, providing him with first -hand experiences in the business world that many operators can appreciate during startup ecosystems. The youngest of four children, he also has some academic credentials of the Silicon Valley-in-Harvard, and then to Stanford to a master’s degree in international relations and finally inserted the MBA at Harvard Business School, says his education has long since shaped his vision for the future of Greecece.

Mitsotakis has been advocating for many years for Greek technological transformation. In fact, after starting with a pandemia, he doubled in positioning Athens as a technological centers of emerging, recently introducing initiatives to attract international talent, including tax incentives and reforms aimed at reducing bureaucratic bureaucracy for new companies.

The Prime Minister comes from a political family – his father was Prime Minister and his sister was Athens Mayor – but he cut his own reputation by the reformer focused on the modernization of the Greek economy. His administration was particularly interested in how technology could help diversification of well -known traditional Greek forces such as shipping and tourism.

Strict events are limited by design to provide participants with a unique opportunity for investors, founders and ecosystem builders to participate directly with players like prime minister, so if you want to ask about the vision of his government for the technological future of Greece and how the Earth fits into the wider European innovation, this could be a chance.

You can See more details Here to find out more about the agenda and other speakers (you can buy tickets and while still available). The registration is now open to what promises to be a fun evening, filled with illuminating discussions, and this chat – with one of the most interesting political leaders in Europe in Greek technology in the emergence – is definitely the one you will not want to miss. Register for your strict Greek map here.