Category: Conference

The legal team of Tsamichas Law Firm attended the 8th Annual Economic Conference of the Greek Association of Entrepreneurs (EENE), a key event addressing the critical economic and business challenges shaping Greece and Europe. This year’s conference focused on fostering innovation, sustainability, and entrepreneurship to drive economic reform and resilience.

The conference agenda included essential topics such as:

• Sustainable Economic Growth: Strategies for integrating green energy and sustainability into national and European economic policies.

• Digital Transformation and Innovation: The impact of emerging technologies on businesses and legal frameworks.

• Investment and Regulatory Frameworks: Opportunities for foreign direct investment and the legal structures needed to support economic growth.

• Labor Market Reforms: Insights into evolving labor laws and their implications for businesses and employees.

By participating in this event, the team engaged with policymakers, business leaders, and legal experts, gaining valuable insights into the intersection of economic strategy and legal compliance. This knowledge equips the firm to provide clients with forward-thinking solutions tailored to the evolving regulatory and business environment.

Attendance at the EENE Economic Conference reflects Tsamichas Law Firm’s commitment to staying at the forefront of legal and economic developments. It also demonstrates their dedication to supporting clients by delivering strategic advice that aligns with the latest trends and challenges in the global marketplace.

We had the pleasure to attend the Δέσμη Ενεργειακών Κοινοτήτων – Coalition of Energy Communities Desmi 1st National Conference, where we had the opportunity to interact with energy communities and key stakeholders that are promoting a just and equitable energy transition.

Much appreciation to Chris Vrettos of Electra Energy Cooperative & REScoop.eu for the organisation and sharing valuable insights on demand response and renewable acceleration. I also extend my gratitude to the Δίκτυο ΔΑΦΝΗ / DAFNI Network for their engaging presentation on energy self-production, highlighting the potential for local generation and self-reliance.

The conference further reinforced the central themes that we are working on at Energon—the importance of combating energy poverty, improving accessibility to clean energy, and fostering community-driven energy models. The discussions highlighted how energy communities are key drivers in this transition, offering a scalable solution to ensure that clean, affordable energy reaches everyone.

At Energon, we are committed to harnessing these insights and pushing forward with our mission to create innovative, community-based energy solutions that democratize energy access and help tackle energy poverty. The experience at the conference has not only expanded my understanding of the challenges and opportunities in the energy sector but also inspired new ideas for how we can contribute to this vital transition.

We look forward to applying these learnings and building further connections within the energy community as we continue our journey toward a more equitable and sustainable energy future.

We had the pleasure of attending the incredibly successful and insightful conference “Sustainable value creation and bottom-up approaches through law and governance: Realising the potential of small- and medium-sized businesses” organized by the University of Oslo, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, the University of Mercata, and the Jean Monnet Chair in Business Law in the EU and Sustainable Economy. 

Such a fantastic opportunity to learn about the latest research, innovative ideas, and practical solutions related to the sustainable development of small- and medium-sized businesses, including sustainability, environmental law, governance, and corporate social responsibility.

The conference highlighted the importance of bottom-up approaches, where businesses are encouraged to take the lead in sustainable development, rather than waiting for top-down regulations.This bottom-up approach is crucial in ensuring that sustainable development is embedded into the culture of businesses, and the conference highlighted this in a practical and engaging way.

The virtual format allowed for participants from all over the world to attend and engage in meaningful discussions. The conference was well-structured, and the presentations were informative and thought-provoking. The insights gained from this conference will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the future of sustainable development for small- and medium-sized businesses. 

We look forward to continuing to engage with other organizations in the future, as we work towards creating a more sustainable world for future generations.