See more here: Lobby – 2nd ESG Summit
See more here: Lobby – 2nd ESG Summit
For the first time, ICAP CRIF is organizing the ESG Summit 2025, an event that aspires to become a landmark for Greek businesses. With the title “Building Sustainable Ecosystems”, the conference aims to highlight the necessity of implementing sustainable actions that drive long-term growth while promoting environmental protection, social justice, and corporate governance.
The ESG Summit 2025 is more than just a conference—it’s an experience offering strategic directions and valuable insights to Greek businesses. Covering the entire spectrum of ESG, from the new requirements of the European regulatory framework to the integration of sustainable development practices, it will showcase methods to help companies navigate the challenges of this new reality.
The conference will take place on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, at Domus, Asteria in Glyfada.
What Will Be Discussed at ESG Summit 2025
The conference will explore all dimensions of ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance), focusing on the following critical topics:
1. European Regulatory Framework for ESG Reporting & Compliance with CSRD Requirements
This session will feature presentations by a representative of EFRAG, covering the European Regulatory Framework for ESG Reporting and Compliance, along with the latest developments regarding the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS).
Additionally, a representative from the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) will provide a keynote address on CSRD, focusing on the integration of ESG data practices that companies need to adopt to comply with the new European legislation.
2. Social Justice & Corporate Governance (Social & Governance)
The session on Social & Governance will highlight the social aspects of sustainability, delving into issues such as gender pay inequality, corporate initiatives to support employees, and the importance of certifications in enhancing corporate credibility and transparency.
3. Understanding Institutional Investors’ Expectations for Sustainable Development
This segment will emphasize the pivotal role of institutional investors in shaping the ESG landscape and promoting sustainable business practices. It will explore how institutional investors evaluate companies based on ESG criteria, focusing on transparency, risk management, and the creation of long-term value. This session is particularly significant for companies aiming to align their strategies with market demands and earn the trust of institutional investors, strengthening their competitiveness and resilience in an evolving economic environment.
4. Presentation of ESG Research Results
ICAP CRIF will present the findings of its exclusive research on the progress of Greek businesses in ESG initiatives. This session will highlight emerging opportunities and challenges in the new era of sustainable development.
5. Businesses & ESG Strategies
In this panel discussion, business executives will share insights on how companies can address environmental challenges, strengthen sustainability within their supply chains, and leverage it as a driver of resilience and competitive advantage.
6. Green Development – Ministry/Region
This session will focus on the critical role of the government and local authorities in promoting green development. Representatives from the Ministry or the Region will present the strategies and initiatives adopted to enhance sustainability within Greek businesses and local communities.
7. The Role of Banks in ESG
Experts from the banking sector will focus on the significance of ESG Ratings in financing decisions, the integration of ESG into banking practices, and the impact of new compliance requirements on operational models. Additionally, representatives will explain how financing and ESG Ratings influence decisions toward sustainable growth.
8. SMEs & Sustainable Transition
Special attention will be given to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the backbone of the Greek economy. This panel will showcase practical ESG practices that SMEs can adopt, the support framework offered by institutions, and the importance of education in achieving a sustainable transition.
9. Sustainable Mobility in Greece
This session will highlight the importance of sustainable mobility as a pillar of green development, presenting real-world examples and initiatives from Greek dealerships and businesses.
The discussion will include:
• Innovative solutions in the automotive industry that integrate electrification and alternative fuels.
• Strategies by companies investing in reducing their environmental footprint through sustainable transportation practices.
10. Efficient Data Collection, Analysis, and Management – Synesgy
Participants will have the opportunity to see firsthand how ESG evaluation impacts their business model, calculate their company’s carbon footprint, and leverage ICAP CRIF’s tools to enhance their ESG strategy.
Why Participate in ESG Summit 2025
The conference is a unique opportunity to:
• Stay Informed: Understand the latest trends and regulations in ESG.
• Network: Exchange views with business leaders, banking executives, and ESG experts.
• Get Inspired: Discover innovative practices and tools that support sustainable development.
Through the ESG Summit 2025, ICAP CRIF creates a platform that brings together businesses, communities, and environmental stakeholders, laying the foundation for sustainable ecosystems.
The ESG Summit 2025 is not just a conference—it is the meeting point for businesses and stakeholders who recognize the need for sustainable development and want to shape the future of ESG in Greece.
Under the auspices:

1st ESG Summit 2025
Building Sustainable Ecosystems
| 08:30 – 09:00 | Registration | |
| 09:00 – 09:30 | Welcome Address & Opening Speech | |
| Moderator: Ioannis Foskolos, Journalist, Director, “Imeresia” (imerisia.gr), Head of Financial Reporting, OPEN TV
Nikitas Konstantellos, President & CEO, ICAP CRIF Group |
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| 09:30 – 10:00 | The EU Sustainability Reporting Framework – focus on EFRAG VSME
Elisa Bevilacqua, Sustainability Senior Technical Manager, EFRAG |
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| 10:00 – 10:50 | Panel: Businesses & ESG Strategies“
Green Transformation & Corporate Practices: Building Responsible, Sustainable, and Resilient Value Chains”
Zeta Ziova, Chief Administrative Officer, SFAKIANAKIS Group Effie Kapopoulou, HR Manager, Costas Papaellinas Elektra Kostaki, Finance Reporting Manager, Aegean Airlines Lida Malikentzou, ESG and Communications Manager, Loulis Food Ingredients Nikolaos Politis, Senior Construction Development & PMO Manager, Coffee Island Moderator: George Chatzileontis, Director, Head of Business Development Synesgy, ICAP CRIF |
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| 10:50 – 11:20 | GRI impact reporting and ESRS linkages
Foteini Markou, Technical Content Manager, GRI |
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| 11:20 – 11:45 | Coffee Break | |
| 11:45 – 12:15 | S & G Pillars: Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives
Alexandra Palli -Giannakopoulou, President of the Board, CSR HELLAS | Regional Vice Governor for Entrepreneurship & European Planning, Region of Attica ‘‘Boards in Sustainable value creation with social impact’’ Professor University of London, Chair of the Hellenic observatory of corporate Governance, Chair of the Hellenic observatory of corporate Governance |
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| 12:15 – 12:45 | Panel: ESG Best Practices Leading to Business Excellence
‘’The integration of ESG principles can lead to sustainable growth, improved reputation, and increased business value’’ Vassilios Katerelos, Sustainability Director, HERACLES Group, member of Holcim
Moderator: Serko Kougioumtzian, Executive Director, Sales & Business Development, ICAP CRIF Group |
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| 12:45 – 13:00 | The complexity of nature-related risks. The value of data and analytics
Luciano Scalise, Managing Director of Global Solutions & Transformation Services, CRIF Group |
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| 13:00 – 13:50 | Panel: Sustainable Mobility
“The strategies and investments that place transportation on a new sustainable path.” Miltiades Bampilis, E-mobility Chief Officer, PPC blue Kimon Botsis, General Manager, iXion Energy, AVAX Group Dr. Vassilios Kappatos, Research Director, CERTH/HIT, President of HELIEV
Moderator: Michael Georgiadis, Director, Automotive Business Hub NEMO & GOCAR |
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| 13:50 – 15:00 | Lunch Break | |
| 15:00 – 15:30 | Synesgy Global Observatory
Simone Rampichini, Senior Director Synesgy, CRIF |
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| 15:30 – 16:15 | Panel: The Role of Banks in ESG “Financing and ESG: Risks, Opportunities, and the Role of Banks”Ioannis Kagioulis, Head of Risk Culture and Risk PMO Sector, National Bank of Greece GroupDimitris Kokovinos, Director, Climate ESG & Enterprise Risk Management, Alpha Bank Ioannis Petropoulos, Head of Risk Strategy & ESG Risks, Group Risk Management, Piraeus BankGeorge Venios, Head of Group Sustainability Risk & Risk Management Strategy, Eurobank Moderator: Giorgio Costantino, Executive Director, Global Transformation Services, CRIF Group |
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| 16:15 – 16:30 | Beyond Compliance: How ESG Drives Real Brand Impact
Tilemachos Mavrakis |
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| 16:30 – 16:45 | ICAP CRIF’s research results on Sustainable Development and ESG actions.
Stamatina Pantelaiou, Director Economic Research & Sectorial Studies, ICAP CRIF |
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| 16:45 – 17:30 | Panel: Small and Medium-Sized, Growing Enterprises and Institutions “The Role of SMEs and Growing Enterprises in the Sustainable Transition” Dora Economou, Director of Human Capital Affairs, SEV Helen Zapounidou, Finance & Accounting Manager, Tosoh HellasVenetia Kessoglou, Quality Assurance Manager & ESG Officer, KYKNOSPetros Kissas, Head of Quality, R&D, PHARMACELLAlkis Siderakis, Sustainability & ESG Head, Unipakhellas Moderator: Nicolas Gouzelos Director, Risk Training Institute, ICAP CRIF / Chair, Hellenic Association of Risk Managers (H.A.RI.MA.) |
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| 17:30 – 19:00 | Net Working Cocktail |

Ioannis Foskolos
Journalist Director «Ημερησίας» imerisia.gr, Head of Financial Reporting, OPEN TV

Nicolas Gouzelos
Director, Risk Training Institute, ICAP CRIF Chair, Hellenic Association of Risk Managers (H.A.RI.MA.)

Ioannis Kagioulis
Head of Risk Culture and Risk PMO Sector, National Bank of Greece Group, NBG Group

Dimitrios N. Koufopoulos
BSc, MBA, PhD, FCMI, FIC, CMBE, FRSA
Professor University of London, Chair, the Hellenic observatory of corporate Governance

Serko Kougioumtzian
Executive Director / Sales & Business Development, ICAP CRIF Group

Alexandra Palli-Giannakopoulou
President of the Board, CSR HELLAS
Deputy Regional Governor of Entrepreneurship & European Programming, District government office in Athens

Ioannis Petropoulos
Head of Risk Strategy & ESG Risks, Group Risk Management,Piraeus

Luciano Scalise
Managing Director of Global Solutions & Transformation Services, CRIF Group
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