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On Saturday, October 4, the warm-up event of the Game of Money Festival took place with great success and strong participation. Game of Money Festival 2025 in Athens.
The event was hosted in the beautiful SuiHub Athens, a research, development, and innovation center of the Sui Foundation.
At the event, the founder of Game of Money, Alexios Vandoros, presented all the latest updates for this year’s Festival:
> The 40+ distinguished speakers from Greece and abroad.
> The confirmed sponsors who support the Festival and will be present at the expo site.
> The 100+ volunteers who have been training for months to once again deliver a unique experience for all participants.
> The two revealing social surveys conducted this year.
After the presentations, a networking party followed, bringing together speakers, sponsors, VIP and NFT ticket holders, and the entire Game of Money team. It was an evening of high-level networking, perfectly aligned with one of the Festival’s core goals and a key pillar of the Game of Money philosophy—building meaningful connections in the smart game of money.
As part of this year’s Game of Money Festival 2025, Game of Money, in collaboration with Focus Bari, the official YouGov affiliate in Greece, conducted two insightful social research projects.
At the warm-up event, the first indicative findings from both studies were presented, while the full results will be revealed at the conference on November 15–16 at the Odeon of Athens.
The survey was conducted on a representative nationwide sample of 1,002 individuals aged 18 and over, through structured online interviews. It examined the role, perceptions, and challenges of Greek women across six key areas: society, employment, money, prejudice, workplace toxicity, and internalized misogyny. The initial topline findings reveal:
The survey was conducted on a representative nationwide sample of 1,000 individuals, men and women aged 25 and over, through structured online interviews. It explored perceptions of financial coexistence across four key dimensions: equality and role distribution, independence and personal boundaries, honesty, transparency and concealment, as well as conflict and emotional implications. The initial topline findings reveal that:
The Next Step
Both studies employed multifactor analysis, revealing three distinct mindset typologies — three different voices — that reflect how today’s Greek population perceives each topic. The findings provide valuable insight and direction for experts, institutions, and every individual, man or woman, seeking healthy, balanced, and respectful relationships in both personal and professional life. The full results will be presented at the Game of Money Festival on November 15 & 16 at the Odeon of Athens. More information about the GoM Festival is available here: https://www.gameofmoneyfestival.gr
It happens right before our eyes, yet we awkwardly look away. We feel the urge to speak up but remain cautiously silent. Most of us want to act, but we don’t know how.
Or even worse, we end up believing that “it’s not a big deal.” Harassment in public spaces is always a big deal.
On Sunday, October 5, as part of the pre-events of the Game of Money Festival 2025, the organization Tropos Zois in collaboration with W.I.N. Hellas hosted an open, free event titled “Stand Up – Against Harassment in Public Spaces” at the Kourites Cultural Heritage Center.
The session, led by Vasiliki Liafou, was based on the 5Ds methodology—five simple and effective tools that help both women and men intervene safely when they witness or experience harassment in public spaces.
We dedicated one hour of our time to an interactive program open to all ages and genders, aiming to promote empowerment and foster a culture of prevention and intervention.
Now we have more practical tools to stand tall and speak up!
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