Corporate affairs Libra Group

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1 corporate affairs

1.1 operations
1.2 leadership
1.3 philanthropies





corporate affairs
operations

the libra group s headquarters located in london , new york. company operates 25 additional offices worldwide, including locations in miami, beijing, buenos aires, , athens.


as of 2017, company owns , operates 30 subsidiary companies around world. major subsidiaries operate in 6 separate industries: aviation leasing; renewable energy; hotels , hospitality services; real estate; shipping; , financial services , diversified investments.


in addition, several of libra group s subsidiaries responsible management , oversight of subsidiaries within specific geographic region. of these include first mediterranean investments, holding company specialist investment companies focused on southeastern mediterranean , balkan regions; , first oriental investments, specialist real estate investment , development company southeast asia. libra group operates libra capital , libra group services, providing investment-management , legal, accounting, marketing, , administrative services other libra group subsidiaries.


leadership

the libra group privately owned logothetis family, members fill several key roles in organization. george logothetis company s chairman , ceo. constantine logothetis executive vice chairman of libra group. adamantios tomazos senior executive board member, , founding director of lease corporation international, international commercial aircraft leasing subsidiary of libra group. nicholas logothetis member of board of directors. former united states ambassador john negroponte director of libra group , advisor board. leon logothetis former head of company’s los angeles–based film company principal media. fidel andueza head of americas @ libra group, overseeing strategic direction of company s interests in north, south, , central america.


philanthropies

the libra group involved in several education, mentorship, , social projects. in partnership american college of greece , greek america foundation, company established internship program in 2011 facilitate study abroad , work-experience programs greek , greek-american students. in 2012, company pledged €5 million create hellenic initiative s hellenic entrepreneurship award, provides mentorship , funding greek entrepreneurs; of 2017, libra group has committed €10 million supporting entrepreneurship in greece through award. company launched american entrepreneurship award, u.s. communities facing disproportionate lack of opportunity – bronx, new york , miami-dade county, florida – in 2016.


some of other programs include seleni institute women s maternal physical , mental health, grace foundation supports charities globally, , home project aids refugees , provides safe shelters unaccompanied refugee children.


the libra group founding sponsor of brother s keeper (mbk) alliance, launched in may 2015 president obama. mbk alliance helps young men of color throughout u.s. reach full potential, ensuring , improving educational , workplace opportunities. part of involvement original brother s keeper initiative launched obama in february 2014, libra group has partnered leadership enterprise diverse america (leda) providing internship placements young men of color @ libra , global subsidiaries. in 2016 company pledged funds, services, , resources obama administration s partnership refugees aid global refugee crisis. signed obama administration s equal pay pledge pay women commensurately men , eliminate gender-based hiring bias.








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