Hellenic Lyceum of Sydney holds Annual General Meeting

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The Hellenic Lyceum of Sydney held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the St Basil’s Conference Room in Randwick on Saturday, April 1.

During the AGM, President of the Hellenic Lyceum of Sydney, Liana Vertzayias, presented a comprehensive report outlining the varied activities which the Lyceum undertook in past 12 months.

Members of the Hellenic Lyceum of Sydney.

Global award-winning business advisor, author, coach and mentor, Cathy Dimarchos, was a keynote speaker at the event. She inspired the ladies in attendance with her motivational skills.

On the day, Georgia Wright and Anne Lykoudis also donated their mother’s handmade antique runner to the Sydney Lyceum.

At the end of the meeting, an array of savouries and sweets was served with afternoon tea.

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