Gina Turco, Director, Global Partners, Australia & New Zealand at global software company Uipath, speaks to Greek City Times Greek City Times in a recent interview centred around the theme of women in business.
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In a candid interview with Vivian Pegiou, a seasoned professional in the Australian Telecommunications Industry, she shared insights into her illustrious 30-year career journey, shedding light on her motivations, challenges, and aspirations as a Greek woman in the technology sector.
A celestial event of rare beauty is soon set to unfold – a total solar eclipse. While this phenomenon will be visible only in North America, in certain parts of Mexico, the United States and Canada, viewers around the world can still experience the otherworldly spectacle through live online streaming.
Feeling hanxious? You might think that your ‘hangxiety’ is because you are the worst person in the world – but it’s actually because of chemical imbalances in the brain caused by drinking too much alcohol.
Gym goers’ dirty secret: A survey has uncovered the disturbing fact many gym-goers neglect to wash their workout clothes after each use, often reusing them up to several times before cleaning, with smell being the deciding factor rather than concerns about hygiene.
As the saying goes, “Every artist dips his brush in his own soul.” So why not dip yours in the vibrant hues of Greece’s rich culture and natural beauty? Join Must Sea Greece for the perfect creative escape.
Athens ranked second least liveable city in Europe, Zurich tops Europe’s most liveable list.
At a reception he hosted to celebrate Greek Independence Day the President of the United State Joe Biden claims that he was given the nickname “Joe Bidenopoulos” because of the overwhelming support he has received from the Greek American community.
There were numerous massacres during the Greek War of Independence (1821-1829). On this day, 4 April 1821, Constantine Mourousis, Dimitrios Paparigopoulos and Antonios Tsouras were decapitated by the Ottomans in Constantinople.
A rare and endangered pygmy hippopotamus has been born at the Attica Zoological Park in Athens, Greece, sparking joy among conservationists striving to safeguard the species.
In a recent response to a tweet from the latest Joe Rogan Experience episode, Musk claimed that AI would outsmart any single human by 2025 and all humans combined by 2029.
Greece cracks down on speeding as speeders’ vehicles are seized and sold at auction in bid for safer roads.
The Mount Olympus, an iconic piece of Greek aviation history is finding new life as a monument to a bygone era.
Renowned urban lifestyle guide Time Out has unveiled its annual list of the 30 coolest streets across the globe, with Athen’s Troon STreet making the prestigious cut.
Eurostat: Women in the EU live 5.4 years longer than men with life expectancy in the EU at 80.6 years.
“Let thy food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food.” Join the Greek Herbalist’s ‘Herbal Medicine Tour on Kythera Honouring Juliette de Bairacli Levy’ to rediscover the profound connection between plants and holistic health.
Son of Greek immigrants, Chicago-based entrepreneur Alex Pissios has donated $1.25 million to the University of Chicago’s Division of the Humanities and Center for Hellenic Studies.
Feta, the creamy, tangy delight that has long been a cornerstone of Greek cuisine, found itself in a rather unexpected position on the list of the world’s best cheeses. Outrageously, it landed 88th place out of 100, causing shockwaves among cheese aficionados and Greek food enthusiasts worldwide.
Taste Atlas Ranks Greek cuisine as third-best in the world, behind Italy and Japan.
Sending shockwaves through the archaeological world, Roman diver Stefano Mariottini was snorkelling about 8 meters deep when he saw a hand sticking out from the sandy bottom. Thinking he had found human remains, he called the police.
