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Consular Conversations: Greece
February 5 at 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Join Global Atlanta on Thursday, February 5th for another interview in the Consular Conversations series presented by Miller & Martin PLLC, featuring, Konstantinos Adamopoulos, Consul General of Greece in Atlanta.
The discussion will include a one-on-one interview with the Global Atlanta Managing Editor, Trevor Williams, followed by a moderated audience Q&A.
Discussion Topics Include:
- Greece’s new economic story: From debt crisis to investment grade
- Investment opportunities and incentives in tech, renewable energy and beyond
- Capitalizing on tourism, history and classical education
- Busting myths on Greece’s workforce
- Partnership with Emory’s Carlos Museum repatriate artifacts
- Greece’s role in NATO and Mediterranean security
FREE ENTRY TO CARLOS MUSEUM INCLUDED: Guests will receive a complimentary museum ticket, granting access to the Classical Art galleries—featuring more than 5,400 Greek, Roman, Etruscan, Cypriot, and Bronze Age Aegean artifacts—as well as the museum’s other exhibitions following the discussion.
Sponsored by:
Featured Speaker
Konstantinos Adamopoulos, Consul General of Greece in Atlanta.
Studies:
National and Kapodistrian University – Faculty of Law
Career:
2013 Diplomatic Academy. Candidate Embassy Attaché
2013-2015 Embassy Attaché. Press and Media Department
2015 Promoted to Third Secretary of Embassy
2015-2018 Embassy of Greece in Azerbaijan. Deputy Head of Mission and Consul
2018-2021 Embassy of Greece in the United Kingdom
2019 Promoted to Second Secretary of Embassy
2021-2024 Ministry of Foreign Affairs/Protocol Department
2023 Promoted to First Secretary of Embassy
2024 Consul/Consulate of the Greece in Atlanta Georgia
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Venue Details
Set in the heart of Emory’s Atlanta campus, the Michael C. Carlos Museum is a dynamic, interdisciplinary center for the study of art and culture, with collections from Africa; ancient Egypt, Nubia, and the Near East; ancient Greece and Rome; the Indigenous Americas; and South Asia; as well as American and European Works on Paper.
The Carlos Museum houses over 5,400 Greek, Roman, Etruscan, Cypriot, and Bronze Age Aegean artifacts.
See more about the Galleries of Classical Art>>
