Mosaiko.gr recently had the pleasure of interviewing Splunk Inc.'s Panos Papadopoulos, an inspiring Greek-American mobile application entrepreneur now based in San Francisco. Papadopoulos now volunteers his time and his network of investors to help aspiring Greek entrepreneurs caught in the financial crisis to grow and continue their businesses under restricting capital controls and an unpredictable economic situation. Panos' efforts have also attracted broad media coverage since he made the commitment to help the struggling Greek business community. We at Mosaiko.gr thank him for his time.
Across the United States people are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the landmark legislation known as the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA). Since the passage of ADA, the nearly one in every six Americans with a mental or physical disability have a civil rights law that protects them from employment discrimination.
"Traces" is a project inspired by the US Embassy and depicts, in a unique artistic way, what happens to the traces of people who have migrated to the US from Greek cities and islands, such as Filiatra and Halki.
"Traces" is a project inspired by the US Embassy and depicts, in a unique artistic way, what happens to the traces of people who have migrated to the US from Greek cities and islands, such as Filiatra and Halki.
It all started some months ago when I received a phone call from the Public Affairs Department of the US Embassy in Athens informing me and encouraging me towards a great opportunity: to apply for this year's fellowship in Studies of United States Institute on U.S. Culture and Society. So, I filled the application and waited...
The U.S. Embassy in Athens is sponsoring a 10-day study-visit for staff and directors of Greek university career centers to the United States. With the aim of helping Greece increase job opportunities for its young people, particularly new graduates, the U.S. Embassy has arranged a series of visits to public and private universities, as well as meetings with members of the business community, with representatives of non-governmental organizations working on higher education issues, and with members of local government throughout the dynamic state of California.
Dancing me keeps me going because of the creativity that lies in the dance. I always have since day one treated the dance like how I felt when I was kid. I get bored fast so I was always looking for something new to work on with the dance or find new inspirations to elevate my popping and other styles.
On the occasion of his arrival in Greece, for the World Architecture Information Day, the renowned designer and art director of Spotify, Tobias Van Schneider, discussed with Mosaiko different aspects of his everyday work and the creativity of being self-taught.
