The egg team

“At egg we have set as a non-negotiable goal to support the sustainable and inclusive Greek entrepreneurship ecosystem, because we believe that through it, growth, productivity and competitiveness of the economy as well as employment are being enhanced. In times when innovation, modernisation and the digital upgrade of the business and production model is a one-way street, a breeding ground of innovative, modern thinking, ideas and products is de facto an important advantage that gives value to all.”

“In its 12 years of operation, egg has supported more than 1,500 entrepreneurs and 400 startup companies. It has contributed institutionally to the development of the Greek innovation ecosystem and is a model for business acceleration of innovative companies in Greece and abroad. Through the establishment of the first Innovation Cluster in digital technologies in the Tourism and Culture sectors, we promote synergies of hi-tech businesses to develop integrated value solutions and cutting-edge technological products. We actively contribute to the digital transformation of the Tourism and Cultural product and the extroversion of Greek entrepreneurship in the global market.”

“With over 8 years’ experience and work in the field of innovative entrepreneurship, I strive daily for our egg alumni to benefit from services that bring added value to their activity. I am responsible for ensuring ongoing consolidation of a strong ecosystem of egg alumni, in order to build synergies among the companies and also to connect them to large ecosystems outside Greece.”

“Through egg's international orientation and by leveraging my experience in the European innovation ecosystem, my goal is to contribute further to the internationalisation of the Greek startup ecosystem. Through egg's initiatives, we aim for Greece to become a gateway for startups from around the world seeking to expand into Europe, while at the same time we aspire to equip startups that launch in Greece with the essential tools, connections and opportunities needed to expand into international markets.”