At Patras Science Park (PSP), we believe that entrepreneurs and the overall Start Up ecosystem creates a better and brighter future. One of the ways we make effort to achieve this, is by behaving properly and support each other in a professional and ethical manner.
This Code of Ethics provides guidelines for all members of the PSP Network, including companies and individuals. With these guidelines we aim to increase transparency, fairness and accountability to our network and to all founders with innovative ideas and technologies.
Integrity in each of our hosted companies and both PSP personnel is of vital importance in order to protect our reputation for each other.
Members of the PSP Network are expected to help each other whenever possible by giving immediate responses to requests, leveraging their unique skills and personal relationships to support other members and by sharing opportunities (such as relevant Request For Proposals (RFPs) and talent that they themselves cannot utilize) directly with other members.
The PSP Code of Ethics revolves around three key principles:
An overall aiming
A chamber of 6 responsible people, who bring unique knowledge and skills which complement the knowledge and skills in charge of the decision making of the PSP future
The team of PSP cooperate to complete task that are aiming to the high visions of the company
Summary report that shows how PSP has used the funds entrusted to it by its stockholders (shareholders) and lenders, and what is its current financial position
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Evangelia Gralista from Trikala,Greece is in her senior year at University of Patras in the department of mathematics. She is currently working as a web design intern at Patras Science Park (PSP).
Vicky studied Business Administration at Athens University of Economics and Business and she got a M.B.A. from University of Patras. Her experience and background focus on supporting businesses-academia partnerships. Especially, she has been primarily activated in innovation supporting tools, while she worked in the past as an economist and research project manager in the industry. She has a good knowledge of the Greek innovation ecosystem actors, including academia, research institutes, regional and central governmental organizations, entrepreneurs and industry. She contributed to the launch and development of the Innovation and Technology Transfer Office of the University of Patras where she served as a Technology Transfer Consultant for 4 years. She acted as the principal organizational officer on behalf of the University of Patras for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Patras IQ Innovation Exhibition. Also, she contributed to the launch and development of the Technology Transfer Office of Patras Science Park and she involved in the building of the collaborative network between both CERN procurement and CERN Technology Transfer Group with the Greek start up community & enterprises. She is currently the Development Director in Patras Science Park, she is member of the Advisory Board of the Proof of Concept and she participates in the selection committee in various regional innovation competitions.
