The 8th edition of our Annual Conference took place in the town of Delphi on April 26-29, 2023

Rick Tumlinson, Founding Partner; Founder, SpaceFund; EarthLight Foundation, USA

Chair: Alexandra Gouta, Journalist, Athens News Agency / Macedonian Press Agency

The 8th edition of our Annual Conference took place in the town of Delphi on April 26-29, 2023

Alexander Stubb, PM of Finland (2014-2015); Director, School of Transnational Governance, EUI, Italy

Chair: Fred Pleitgen, Journalist, CNN

This Session took part during the Delphi Economic Forum VIII,  in the town of Delphi on April 26-29, 2023

Joseph S. Broz, Ph.D., Vice President, Quantum Growth and Markets, IBM Quantum
Benno Broer, CCO, PASQAL 

Chair: Yorgos Koutsoyannopoulos, PhD, Vice President of Corporate Development, Ansys

This Session took part during the Delphi Economic Forum VIII,  in the town of Delphi on April 26-29, 2023

Speakers:
Fokion Karavias, CEO, Eurobank, Greece
Pavlos Mylonas, CEO, National Bank of Greece

Chair: Peter Spiegel, US Managing Editor, The Financial Times, USA

Delphi Economic Forum Digital - June 9-12, 2020

In Conversation:

Sir Rob Wainright, Senior Partner, Deloitte
& Christos Danezis, General Manager Sigmalive, Cyprus

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