Hellenic Club of Canberra announces new Board for 2025/26 at AGM

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The Hellenic Club of Canberra held its 55th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Sunday, 19 October 2025, at its Matilda Street premises in Woden, marking another milestone year for one of the ACT’s most prominent cultural and community institutions.

During the meeting, members reviewed the Annual Report and Financial Statements for the year ended 30 June 2025, and discussed key agenda items, including a special resolution to amend the Club’s Memorandum and Articles of Association concerning gold membership fees.

The proposed amendment was passed and allows the Board to determine membership fees for former Gold Members who reapply.

Newly elected Board of Directors

The Club also announced the results of its Board of Directors election for 2025/26, with the following members elected to serve:

  • President: Steve Kartsonas
  • Vice Presidents: James Koundouris, Eleni Notaras
  • Treasurer: Vicki Sofatzis
  • Secretary: Andrew Satsias
  • Directors: George Alex Diamond, Nikos Kalogeropoulos, Angelo Konstantinou, Stef Pashalidis

Outgoing Director Jim Andriopoulos was acknowledged for his 12 consecutive years of service on the Board, during which he contributed significantly to the Club’s governance and community programs.

Commitment to growth and community

The meeting reaffirmed the Club’s ongoing commitment to serving Canberra’s Hellenic community through events, hospitality, and cultural engagement, while advancing major projects such as the Woden Village development – a future mixed-use precinct aimed at revitalising the local area.

With its new Board in place, the Hellenic Club of Canberra enters the 2025/26 financial year with renewed focus on sustainability, member engagement, and strengthening ties with the broader ACT community.

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