The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) honored
Ms. Olga Bornozi, Managing Director of Capital Link,
by presenting her with the
“HELLENIC HERITAGE PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD
During the American Hellenic Institute (AHI)’s Official Annual Dinner, which took place on Thursday, May 7th at the Hotel Grande Bretagne in Athens, Ms. Olga Bornozi, Managing Director of Capital Link, was awarded with the “HELLENIC HERITAGE PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD.”
During the American Hellenic Institute (AHI)’s 21st Annual Awards Dinner, held on Thursday, May 7th, at the Hotel Grande Bretagne in Athens, Ms. Olga Bornozi, Managing Director of Capital Link, was honored with the “HELLENIC HERITAGE PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD” in recognition of her contribution, through Capital Link, to strengthening Greek-American relations and promoting Greece as a strategic investment destination within the international investment community.
During the same event, Mr. Ioannis Saracakis, Executive Chairman of the Saracakis Group of Companies and President of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce, was also honored with the “HELLENIC HERITAGE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD.”
For 30 years, Capital Link has been dedicated to bridging markets, fostering meaningful dialogue, and bringing people and ideas closer together. Throughout the years, the company has played a leading role in strengthening ties between Greece and the United States while promoting investment and business opportunities internationally.
Through its annual conferences in 11 leading financial and business centers — New York, London, Oslo, Hamburg, Athens, Limassol, Dubai, Shanghai, Tokyo, Singapore, and Hong Kong — Capital Link has built strong relationships across global markets, connecting investors, companies, institutions, and business leaders while fostering trust, collaboration, and long-term partnerships.
Ms. Olga Bornozi, Managing Director of Capital Link, was awarded with the
“HELLENIC HERITAGE PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD.”
In her speech, Ms. Bornozi emphasized that this award is shared equally with Capital Link’s President, her brother Mr. Nicolas Bornozis, the exceptional Capital Link team, and all those who have continuously supported the company’s vision and mission throughout the years.
Special Thanks to American Hellenic Institute (AHI) for this meaningful recognition with the Hellenic Heritage Public Service Award. Also for its longstanding commitment to promoting Hellenic values, strengthening U.S.–Greece & Cyprus relations, and preserving our shared heritage. ΑΗΙ’ s work inspires all of us who strive to build meaningful bridges between nations and communities.
Video of American Hellenic Institute (AHI) honoring
Ms. Olga Bornozi
During the same event, Mr. Ioannis Saracakis, Executive Chairman of the Saracakis Group of Companies and President of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce, was also honored with the “HELLENIC HERITAGE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD.”
U.S. Ambassador to the Hellenic Republic, H.E. Kimberly Guilfoyle, was present at the event, and her remarks underscored the significance of the occasion in further strengthening Greek-American relations.
Opening remarks were delivered by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Yiannis Loverdos. The event was also honored by the presence, among others, of the Chief of the Hellenic National Defense General Staff, General Dimitrios Choupis, the Civil Governor of Mount Athos, Mr. Alkiviadis Stefanis, as well as prominent leaders of Greece’s political, business, and institutional leadership.
The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) is a non-profit policy center and think tank founded in 1974 that promotes U.S. interests in foreign affairs involving Greece, the Cyprus, the Eastern Mediterranean, and Southern Europe. Headquartered at Hellenic House, just steps from the White House in Washington, D.C., AHI works closely with Congress, the Department of State, the diplomatic corps, and educational institutions to advance U.S. foreign policy interests while promoting the rule of law, defense cooperation, energy development, national security, religious freedom, and other strategic priorities. Through its deep understanding of regional history and policy, AHI has established itself as a leading voice within the Greek-American community, serving policymakers, stakeholders, and supporters through advocacy, newsletters, conferences, seminars, and publications that provide essential analysis and information for the effective implementation of foreign policy.
