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The Archimedes Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship participates in the joint organization of the 1st Greek Fintech Hub Conference

The Archimedes Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship participates in the joint organization of the 1st Greek Fintech Hub Conference
17.10.2022 - 14.40

Representing NKUA, the Archimedes Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship participates in the joint organization of the 1st Greek Fintech Hub Conference to be held on 21 October 2022 at the headquarters of the National Bank of Greece in the centre of Athens.

The Conference aims to bring together European and international Fintech stakeholders and initiatives, facilitating and encouraging discussion, interaction, and networking. The focus will be on tourism, research, arts, and the creative industries.

Please find below a detailed programme of the Conference:

Greek Fintech Hub Conference AgendaΛήψη

To book for the Conference, please click at https://www.eventbrite.fi/e/greek-fintech-hub-conference-tickets-427112483937

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