Saturday, 7 April 2012

Ideas4Greece


We are all aware of the challenging times Greece is presently facing. That is why we developed the Ideas4Greece campaign. We believe this is the best way to initiate a global discussion and bring awareness to the issues of a country we all cherish so much.  We call you and all members of the Greek diaspora from all corners of the world to share your idea on how to help Greece by answering this question: “if you had the power to change something in the country what would it be?”. Upload your video (up to 2 minutes) stating your idea, via twitter, Facebook or by leaving a comment on this page. Greece needs us so lets be there for her. 

Show your support and share you thoughts on how Greece can thrive again. Let your voice be heard and inspire others to speak up for a good cause.



Until now we have had the participation of many prominent Greeks:

Aris Anagnos – Real Estate Businessman
Cat Cora – Renowned Chef
Demetri Martin – Comedian
Jim Gianopulos – Chairman & CEO Fox Film
John Aniston – Actor
John Calamos – Billionaire, CEO Calamos Investments
Kary Antholis – President HBO Miniseries
Kostas Mallios – GM CSA Strategy and Business Development
Microsoft Corporation
Nikos Koumettis – President Coca Cola Canada
Peter Diamandis – CEO X Prize
Tyler Nietzel – Actor
Vassy (Karagiorgos) – Singer/Songwriter
William Margaritis – Sr. VP, Global Communications & Investor Relations
FedEx

The idea for this campaign was born while attending the NIC 2010 conference in Chicago. The campaign is presented by renowned Greek actor Alexis Georgoulis who is depicted as a man tied up with his mouth taped while he sits watching the Ideas4Greece. Meanwhile he is tormented by his good and bad self and becomes more and more anxious. Finally he succumbs to the urge to break free and have a voice and he escapes from the ropes and tears of the tape from his mouth. He wants to be heard too. What are you waiting for?

1 comment:

  1. I found this an interesting an informative article and video, so many good ideas and most calling for corrupt ifficals to be removed or imprisoned.
    But why now, all these executives knew this from years ago to only speak up now at deaths door is like telling an addict to stop taking drugs when they're alreasdy in a coma. Nonetheless better late then never perhaos the change will come with a new government.
    I also note they to speak of the traditional tourism, theatre but none speak of the oil and gas reserves that US companies such as Exxon Mobil and Noble energy along with the US State Department can't seem to stop talking about.

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