Businessman Pavlos Hatzipavilidis, founder of Pink Woman at the age of 61, died after a health problems he was facing.

In a condolent announcement, Intrafashion Group President and Managing Director Dimitris Matemtzis – which owns the Pink Woman trademark – says:

“With deep sadness we were informed of the untimely death of Pavlos Hadjipavilidis, founder of Pink Woman. For some of us there were much more than a partner … He was a friend … he was a brother.

The power, the love, the dedication and the creativity he hid within him have carved his life, leaving a strong imprint.

We will always remember him with love, appreciation and immense respect.

I express my sincere condolences to his beloved wife Eugenia. “

OR sequence It will be held on Monday, March 10, at 11am by the Holy Metropolitan Church of Constantine and Eleni Glyfada, while burial will take place at the new Glyfada Cemetery.

Who was Paul Hadjipavlidis

Pavlos Hadjipavilidis was born in 1964 in a village in Drama, in a family of biologists. Son of carrier and gazotria, he started working from an early age and took his first professional steps as a fast food employee, looking for a way out of the village’s daily life.

With perseverance and vision, he managed to create one of the most powerful Greek companies in the field of female clothing. Pink Woman, based in Kavala, has evolved into one of the leading Greek companies in the industry, competing giants such as Zara and H&M.

He avoided publicity, preferring to express himself through his work and the clothes he was planning.