Mr. Arhodidis,is currently a Deputy General Manager and Head of Group Private Banking at Eurobank EFG. He has been with Eurobank EFG since the end of 2001. His previous position at the bank was Head of Global Markets Sales where he focused on all aspects of capital markets (origination, syndication, derivatives, structured products). He has worked for strategy consulting firm Monitor Company on various projects in the US, United Arab Emirates and Greece. He also worked as a structurer and sales person of derivative products for the Emerging Markets and Equity Derivatives Groups of Bankers Trust London. After the acquisition of Bankers Trust by Deutsche Bank (June 1999), he worked in the Structured Credit Derivatives Group at Deutsche Bank London.

Mr. Arhodidis,completed the Ph.D./MBA Business Economics program (a combination of the Ph.D. and MBA programs) at Harvard University/Business School on a full fellowship. His dissertation focused on strategic alliances and their financial effects on small partners. He also graduated from Hamilton College, where he concentrated on Economics and Mathematics and received honors in both fields, and spent a year as a visiting student at the London School of Economics.

Dogra Hardeep,

• Master's Degree in Finance and Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics at Imperial College London
• Investment career commenced in 2003
• Spent 5 years at Goldman Sachs International in the Fixed Income, Currency and Commodities group in London as an interest rate and inflation strategist; with particular focus on US, UK and European inflation markets and government bond markets more widely.
• Joined Schroders in 2009 as Global Currency Fund Manager
• Current research responsibilities focused on the UK, Euroland and Scandinavia

Tom Elliott, vice president, is a global strategist within the Investment Marketing Team at JPMorgan Asset Management, responsible for investment communications through the Guide to the Markets suite of products. An employee since 1995, he worked in the Global Multi-Asset Group (GMAG) until 2006 and before that he was head of the Investment Writing Team. Previously, he worked at Euromoney Publications as a feature writer for a year and prior to that he spent four years at Greig Middleton & Co. as a graduate trainee and securities analyst. Tom obtained a BA in History from Sussex University and an MSc in Economic History from the London School of Economics.

Tomas Jelf, is Chief Economist at Prologue Capital, where he heads up the firm's macro research group. His work focuses on identifying key macro trends with a special focus on inflation in developed markets. Apart from advising Prologue's portfolio managers he also communicates closely on an informal basis with an extensive network of policy makers.

Goudinakos Stratos,a veteran floor trader, has been actively involved in Investment Banking and Asset Management for over 16 years.

Started out at London's LIFFE as an options market maker/Director of Investments, built and managed complex derivative portfolios (inter - intra volatility spread structures).On his return to Greece joined NBG Group, Head Derivatives & Proprietary Trading; managed the desks of market making, arbitrage and sales, set up an international prop desk and was also responsible for hedging the bank's bond book. In succession moved to NBG's asset management, Chief Investment Manager.Then, participated (partner) in the buyout of an investment company and its extensive restructuring; in addition, developed and started up Ulysses Global Macro Hedge Fund which invested mainly in high grade markets on currencies, bonds, stocks, indices and commodities. Currently, a member of the Global Investment Committee of Helios Capital Management; moreover, managing own assets, trading in international derivative markets.

Holds a Diploma in Chemical Engineering of Patras University in Greece, a DBA from Cardiff Business School University of Wales, and an MBA from CASS Business School of City University; also, holds certificates from TEE, SFA and the HCMC in Market Making & Asset Management.

Alexander Singer, is principal of Kallisto Investment Advisors, an independent portfolio and wealth manager. The firm advises a select group of high-net-worth individuals on the full range of their global investments with a value-oriented fundamental approach. It offers a highly customized and personalized service which caters to clients' individual needs, be they for conservative, income-generating portfolios or aggressive speculative investments, by building unique discretionary portfolios of direct investments in equities, fixed income, currencies, commodity futures and derivatives appropriate to client risk and reward profiles.

Prior to launching Kallisto in 1997, Mr. Singer co-founded a financial information publishing firm and worked as a research scientist applying high-powered mathematics and massively-parallel supercomputer resources to financial modeling.

Mr. Singer is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) with degrees from Brown University in Neural Sciences and Philosophy and an MBA from INSEAD in France. He also teaches Portfolio Management at Deree - The American College of Greece and serves on the Boards of several not-for-profit organizations.

Kakolyris Charalampos, is the Head of Vafias Family Office, a single family office of the aforementioned ultra-high net worth shipping family. His work focuses on consulting the family for making portfolio decisions about investment mix and policy, matching investments to objectives, asset allocation and balancing risk against performance. Besides, he monitors a wide range of traditional and alternative products included in the portfolio and handles other financial issues.

Mr. Kakolyris has been working with Vafias family office since 2007. He holds a Master's degree in Business Mathematics with a specialty in Finance from Athens University of Economics and Business and a degree in Mathematics from National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.

After graduation from the School of Mathematics of the University of Athens, Elias Spirtounias completed his graduate studies at the School of Electrical Engineering (M.Sc. degree and Ph.D. studies) at Boston University. During his residence in the United States, he participated as a Research Engineer in several programs in co-operation with other organizations and companies such as NASA, MIT, UNH, working mainly in the fields of analog and digital electronics circuits design and applications.

He returned to Greece in 1992 and after completing his military service in 1994, he held the position of Technical Director for the subsidiary of the Italian company Citec SpA., a company specialized in the design, production and application of voice and image processing systems. From 1997 until February 2009, he worked for the Foundation of the Hellenic World, a major Greek non-profit cultural organization starting as a Construction Supervisor and continuing as a Director of the Cultural Center 'Hellenic Cosmos'. During his tenure, he contributed significantly to the expansion, development and operation of the Center and its establishment as one of the most known cultural sites in Greece and abroad. From March 2009, Elias Spirtounias holds the position of Executive Director of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce.