Athenian Association of NSW holds Annual General Meeting

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The Athenian Association of NSW held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the Greek Community Club in Lakemba, Sydney on Sunday, March 10 at 12pm.

President Cathy Valis addressed those in attendance at the AGM, and delivered an update on the Association’s recent events and developments.

The AGM concluded with the election of the following executive members to the committee:

  • President: Cathy Valis
  • Vice President: Antigoni Hatzipanagiotou
  • Secretary: Sotiria Plakias
  • Treasurer: Maria Bolos
  • Committee Members: Peter Tsintilas, Stella Sorotou and Erifilli Kandilas

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