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ESG: Trend or Necessity?

What is ESG? The initials ESG stand for Environmental, Social, and Governance. It’s not just another financial term. It’s the framework used to measure how responsible a company is toward the world around it: not only how much it earns, but how its profit affects the planet, people and its own core values. In recent…

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Climate Crisis

The Climate Crisis at Ground Zero

Summer in Greece: the heat intensifies, the streets empty, suitcases fill with swimsuits and hats, while laptops remain open for those final tasks before checking out of the city. Heatwaves blanket the rooftops, air conditioners run non-stop and we seek a few moments of coolness, a quick distraction with a ChatGPT question or a last…

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Glass Cliff: The Fragile Summit

The unseen side of leadership Can a summit be made of glass? And what happens when it cracks? Female entrepreneurship is growing impressively, but behind the encouraging numbers lurks a trap: the Glass Cliff. The Glass Cliff phenomenon was coined by psychology professors Michelle Ryan and Alex Haslam from the University of Exeter, who first…

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The Power of the Empty Chair

In the era of smart work, remote teams and so-called “flexibility,” the concept of leadership should have evolved. Yet, in many corners of the modern professional landscape, power is still exercised by methods of past decades — through fear, imposition and control. And somewhere between to-do lists, zoom meetings and KPIs, the fundamental truth is…

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summer liofyllo

Summer: The Power of Pause

Summer means sun, salt air, an ice cream melting faster than your worries. It’s the season when rhythms slow down, suits come off and thoughts get a breath of fresh air. However, what role does summer play for those who live in a constant whirlwind of action? For those of us who don’t know (or…

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Nature’s Design

Nature’s Design

If we observe nature closely, we’ll witness something astonishing: nothing is accidental. Every structure, every texture, every movement serves a purpose — with minimal energy waste and maximum efficiency. This wisdom, refined over 3.8 billion years, is what humanity seeks to harness through an exciting field called biomimicry. Biomimicry or biomimetics, is an innovative approach…

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Summer 2025: Same Script, Still Burning?

May 1st is not just the beginning of spring. It also marks the official start of the wildfire season — a season that, for regions like Western Achaia, Aigialeia and Mount Erymanthos, brings yearly tension, concern and — far too often — painful consequences. Wildfires are no longer unpredictable. In a changing climate, with rising…

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Green, but at a Price!

Amid the energy transition and the voice of local communities, the debate about wind and solar parks in Western Greece is heating up. The Patras Gulf, one of the most important ecosystems in Western Greece, has become the target of green development. Wind parks in the mountains of Aetolia-Acarnania, solar panels in the plains around…

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Building the Future Together!

Over the past three years, we have been dedicated to implementing educational European Erasmus+ programs, developing strong partnerships with 14 countries: Spain, Portugal, Italy, Malta, Germany, Romania, Turkey, Serbia, Poland, Lithuania, Croatia, Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Cyprus. Through 10 innovative projects, we have focused on key issues such as: Social entrepreneurship Food waste reduction Circular…

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