Marianna Nathanail
Marianna Nathanail is Head of the European Investment Bank Group Office in Greece, with 25 years of experience in banking, finance and law.
Marianna Nathanail is Head of the European Investment Bank Group Office in Greece, with 25 years of experience in banking, finance and law.
Dr Lina Nikolopoulou is a biologist with a D.Phil. in Physiology from the University of Oxford and over 35 years of experience in the healthcare sector. She has held senior executive positions in multinational pharmaceutical companies and is Founder and Managing Director of MindView | Strategy & Research, specialising in strategic consulting, market research and the development of healthcare initiatives. She is actively involved in health policy, digital health and national and European initiatives, with a particular focus on connecting science, innovation and entrepreneurship. She also serves as an Ambassador for BioInnovation Greece.
Miltiadis Varvitsiotis is Vice President and CEO of Skaramangas Shipyard. He has worked as a shipping and business lawyer and has served as Minister of Shipping and Alternate Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The 4th Annual Working Conference of Komvos closes with an address by Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras on Monday, 23 November 2026, at the Karatzas Building in Athens. Read and download the press release.
From Dubai to Athens: a discussion on artificial intelligence in family life, govpreneurship and public-sector innovation.
ENNOIA rewards innovative ideas for financial empowerment solutions through the NBG Business Seeds competition, supporting informed decisions and household resilience.
Komvos organized the MIT Day of AI Teacher Training for educators in Kifissia, as part of its Ai’nclusion initiative, with the support of Lavinia Corporation / Laskaridis Shipping. More than 25 teachers participated, reaching over 2.000 students.
Komvos organizes the first “MIT Day of AI” Teacher Training in Greece on 18 June 2026, as part of its Ai’nclusion initiative, with the participation of the Laskaridis Foundation and AI Catalyst.
Artificial intelligence in education is not just a new tool, but a defining factor shaping access to knowledge, the learning process, and social inequalities. The real challenge is not its use, but its understanding and responsible application.
With the aim of fostering a meaningful dialogue on this issue, Panteion University and Komvos – Networks of Global Hellenism are organizing a seminar titled: “Artificial Intelligence in Education: Recent Research and Pedagogical Approaches.”