Lamda Development the only Greek company on 'TIME100 Most Influential Companies' list for 2024
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
LAMDA Development, responsible for the iconic The Ellinikon project, was named one of the 100 most influential companies in the world by Time magazine for 2024, the only Greek company on the list.
In a statement, the company said that it made the 2024 list of "TIME100 Most Influential Companies", an honor that confirms its continuous commitment to creating model, innovative projects to the benefit of Greece and the Greeks.
The Ellinikon project - described as the largest urban regeneration project in Europe and lying along the so-called Athens Riviera - is being recognized internationally and contributes to boosting Greece's fame and image globally.
The "TIME100 Most Influential Companies" for 2024 recognizes the 100 top companies globally in all sectors, selecting them on the basis of innovation, leadership, and their contribution to society. For the list, Time magazine sought candidate companies from several sectors and researched them through a global network of contributors and correspondents, as well as through independent specialists.
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