On April 11, Women On Top is organizing the 7th Inclusivity Lounge as part of the Delphi Economic Forum, under the auspices of the U.S. Embassy in Athens and the General Secretariat for Equality and Human Rights of the Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family, with the support of the British Council in Greece, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Greece and Cyprus, the Pancreta Bank and Hellas Gold.
The Inclusivity Lounge, entitled “Inclusion: the lost piece in the demographic puzzle”, will focus on inclusion as a possible solution to the challenges of the demographic issue. In particular, it will focus on the ways in which female employment, the integration of immigrants and people with disabilities, intergenerational inclusion in care and the labor market, and the formulation of inclusive family policies can offer sustainable solutions to the demographic issue in Greece and across Europe.
Once again, the Inclusivity Lounge will host renowned Greek and international guest speakers, with the aim of putting the above issues at the heart of the Delphi Economic Forum, opening the debate on equality, diversity and inclusion meaningfully, in one of the most important meeting and decision-making hubs in Greece.
Your attendance and participation will be welcomed.
Agenda Inclusivity Lounge @DEF24 | Inclusion: the lost piece in the demographic puzzle
Delphi Economic Forum 2024 | Amalia Hotel, Ermis Hall
11.00-11.15 Welcome remarks
– Maria Kefala, Deputy Minister of Social Cohesion & Family
– Ambassador George J. Tsunis, U.S. Embassy to Greece
11.15-11.45 Panel discussion | Demographic challenges: why inclusion matters
– Vyron Kotzamanis, Professor, Professor, Research Director Institute of Demographic Research (IRD), Greece
– Vesna Loncaric, Member of the Cabinet for Democracy & Demography
– Marina Stefou, Secretary General for demography and housing policy
– Alexandra Tragaki, Professor, Demography Economics, Department of Geography, Harokopio University
– In discussion with Stella Kasdagli, Co-Founder Women On Top/inc.lude
11.45-12.15 Panel discussion | From margins to mainstream: integrating migrant populations and employees with disabilities for sustainable demographic solutions
– Ms Alison Duncan, Australian Ambassador to Greece, Romania and Bulgaria
– Josephine Goube, CEO at Sistech
– Anna Maniati, Program/Funding Director of the Union of Ukrainian women in Greece
– Chrysella Lagaria, Co-Founder & CEO at Black Light Athens
– In discussion with Marianna Skylakaki, Founder & CEO athiNEA
12.15-12.45 Panel discussion | New age: the realities of care and the challenge of generational management in the labor market
– Dr. Zefi Dimadama, Secretary General for Equality and Human Rights
– Antigone Lyberaki, Professor of Economics Panteion University, Athens
– Liz Mestheneos, Founder member & Ad. C. 50plus Hellas, Past President Age Platform Europe
– Lyndsey Simpson, Founder and CEO, 55/Redefined
– In discussion with Thodoris Georgakopoulos, Journalist
12.45-13.15 Panel discussion | Female employment: a key issue for gender equality and demographic policy
– Maria Karamessini, Professor of Labour and Welfare State Economics, Dept of Social Policy, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences
– Eugenia Melea, Chief People, Culture & Sustainability Officer
– Evi Tsouraki, Director Corporate Communications at Pancreta Bank
– Erika Xirouchaki, Corporate Affairs & Communications Director, Eldorado Gold, Greece
– In discussion with Pinelopi Theodorakakou, Co-Founder Women On Top
13.15-13.45 Panel discussion | The inclusivity of family policies
– Ismini Drosoforidi, Impact Investor at Epagon VC & Human Rights Advocate
– Niko Efstathiou, Journalist & Author
– Dimitra Gounari, PCI Parent Coach® | Creating Supportive Workplaces for Parents
– Stella Kasdagli, Co-Founder Women On Top/inc.lude
– In discussion with Marianna Skylakaki, Founder & CEO athiNEA
13.45-14.00 Closing remarks
Info
When: Thursday 11 April 2024, 11:00 – 14:00
Where: Amalia Hotel, Ermis Hall
Social media: #InclusivityLoungeDEF #ILDEF24 #WoTLounges
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