Today marks a historic day for him BSEwith the position of the president being contested for the first time in history by two candidates through the ballot process.

In particular, today, Tuesday, June 18, at the General Assembly of the BSE at the Concert Hall, the election process of the Association with two candidates, the entrepreneur from the food sector, will take place from 9 am Spyros Theodoropoulos and the pharmaceutical industry Iulia Tsetisowner of the OFET group of companies

The approximately 800 registered members of the BSE have the right to vote, while the voting, despite the fact that in the previous days the candidate Ms. Tseti raised the issue of an electronic procedure, will be done exclusively in person.

In fact, the assembly will also elect the new General Council of the BSE, which consists of 90 people, wherever those who apply will be elected.

Papalexopoulos: We have helped businesses to evolve, become extroverted and innovative, harness people’s talent and skills

Yesterday was Monday the outgoing management of SEV issued an accounting farewell announcement with interventions by the president and key executives of the management.

Specifically, The Dimitris Papalexopoulos in his message he wrote:

“In 2020, we took over the administration of SEB with the aim of contributing as much as possible for a modern and strong Greece, with competitive entrepreneurship, sustainable development and open horizons.

With our actions, we have helped businesses in their efforts to evolve, become extroverted and innovative, utilize people’s talent and skills and further develop their social responsibility.

I believe that the initiatives of the BSE help Greece to create opportunities for everyone, but also entrepreneurship to produce value for the whole of society”.

It is recalled that SEV is the largest employer in the country. Its member companies, some of the strongest in Greece, have assets of 374 billion euros, 58 billion in equity, 63 billion in sales, 4.2 billion in pre-tax profits, pay annual salaries of 6.3 billion euros and employ 228,000 workers.