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AEGEAN and the Athens University of Economics and Business sign a Memorandum of Understanding

AEGEAN and the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), aiming to strengthen the connection between the academic community and the labor market, promote education and innovation, and create new opportunities for the University’s students.


The Memorandum was signed by Pepi Stamati, Chief People and Corporate Affairs Officer of AEGEAN, and the Rector of the Athens University of Economics and Business, Professor Vassilis Vasdekis, formalizing a strategic partnership with a long-term vision for the development of human capital equipped with modern skills and strong career prospects.

Within the framework of the cooperation, AEGEAN and the Athens University of Economics and Business will develop a series of joint initiatives, including, among others, the provision of internship opportunities for undergraduate and postgraduate students, the preparation of studies and research projects in areas of mutual interest, as well as the design and delivery of training programs by AUEB, aimed at enhancing the skills of AEGEAN employees. In parallel, the cooperation provides for AEGEAN’s participation and support in conferences, competitions, awards, and social responsibility initiatives organized by AUEB, either independently or jointly. In addition, the partnership includes the organization of in-person or virtual meetings between AEGEAN’s senior executives and AUEB students, with the goal of sharing knowledge and best professional practices.


On the occasion of the signing of the Memorandum, Pepi Stamati, Chief People & Corporate Affairs Officer of AEGEAN, stated:

“AEGEAN has consistently invested in the younger generation and education, recognizing the importance of collaboration between academia and the business community in fostering innovation and shaping a modern, skilled workforce. Our cooperation with the Athens University of Economics and Business is a strategic initiative that promotes continuous development and creates mutually beneficial opportunities for students, as well as for AEGEAN itself. Through such partnerships, we continue to strengthen our commitment to education, innovation, and support for the next generation, building a solid ecosystem of growth and opportunity.”

The Rector of the Athens University of Economics and Business, Professor Vassilis Vasdekis, commented: “The signing of today’s Memorandum of Cooperation with AEGEAN represents an important step in strengthening the ties between the Athens University of Economics and Business and the business community, while opening meaningful new opportunities for our students. We are particularly pleased with this collaboration, which aligns with our strategic focus on extroversion and innovation. We believe it will serve as a reference point for new, creative prospects benefiting both the academic community and the Greek economy.”

The signing ceremony, held at the premises of the Athens University of Economics and Business, was also attended by the Vice Rector for Research and Lifelong Learning, Professor Georgia Siougle, AEGEAN executives Marina Valvi, Corporate Affairs & Communications Director, Emmanouela Karamali, Human Resources Director, and Marianna Tzachrista, Human Resources Manager, as well as Nikos Kyrezis, CEO of the AUEB Property Development and Management Company and Head of Communications, and Lizeta Spanou, Communications Department Executive of AUEB.

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