Alex was invited to present and explain to 250 CX executives the new concept of Kafkas Retail stores during the 2nd Athens Customer Experience Festival. It was a great speech during which Alex explained the steps from research and strategy to branding, design and customer experience that led to an unbelievable 98% customer satisfaction in […]
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Alex was invited to give a speech on his famous systems thinking approach on business concepts and how it creates profitable, agile and sustainable businesses. The speech was attended by more than 120 C level Executives and Entrepreneurs.
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Alex & Elena Athanassoulas were given four international awards for the projects of STIRIXIS Group at the recent International Property Awards Gala in London. These were for three categories and for projects in Switzerland and in Greece.
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Alex was invited by the Greek Management Association to be a part of the panel discussing the future of HR and how Systems Thinking can upgrade HRM’s role to infuse agility and ensure sustainability.
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Alex and Elena Athanassoulas were present at the great Gala of the International Property Awards in Grosvenor House Hotel in London where they were awarded for STIRIXIS Group with the European Design Award for Offices for the Coca Cola HBC offices. To find out more about the project click here and here.
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I recently grabbed the opportunity to listen to Bill Joiner of ChangeWise as a keynote speaker on Leadership Agility and take part in his great full day workshop on the subject, both organized (perfectly as usual) by the Greek Chapter of CEO Clubs International. Bill joiner is a leadership expert and organizational change consultant, with […]
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Recently I visited the new offices of Microsoft in Greece. The building was totally renovated as a major change had taken place; working space was reduced and meeting rooms were increased. This was based on tele-working that allows personnel to work remotely and get together at the offices only for meetings and client presentations. Although […]
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Most of the time, when people in Greece discuss the current situation, how we “lost the game” and got here, we tend to hear a variety of views. They range from international conspiracies to bureaucratic dysfunctional mechanisms, from corrupt politicians and public servants to inefficiencies in the general workforce and, lately, a variety of views […]
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