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Our latest Women in Business report reveals the pace towards parity in mid-market firms isn’t moving fast enough.

Having as a starting point Grant Thornton's global survey, Business Pulse, which reflects the expectations of entrepreneurs, we explored the individual characteristics of these expectations in Greek companies, the challenges that arise, and how these expectations are transformed into a shift of the corporate culture towards innovation, extroversion and competitiveness.

Explore in-depth insights from Grant Thornton and the Athens University of Economics on Greek businesses' digital transformation, technology use, and future prospects. Learn everything there is to know about Greece's evolving technology sector.

Greece's focus on green transition & renewable energy under NECP aims to achieve energy targets via investment tools, including the Recovery & Resilience Fund, while upgrading networks for RES, energy storage & green hydrogen.

According to Grant Thornton's global survey, Business Pulse, what are the expectations of Greek entrepreneurs for the next 12 months and how do they assess the challenges?

Grant Thornton's survey shows that optimism has returned to Greek Entrepreneurs while at the same time a belief that the most unfortunate regarding the negative effects of the pandemic on the economy have passed is formed.

The present study examines the expected effects of the economic conditions as developed due to Covid-19

Business culture needs to be both diverse and inclusive, but change won’t happen by itself – we need to take conscious action that is both deliberate and followed through. This action falls within six pillars of purpose: the foundations of Grant Thornton’s Blueprint for action.

Women in business: beyond policy to progress

Businesses look beyond uncertainty as global optimism rises

New perspectives on risk and reward: In 2017, leadership teams are grappling with new conditions of global risk.

​The European economy, still continuing its economic recovery after the 2008 financial crisis, faces many potential risks. Though varied, they fall into two broad categories. Firstly, a band of social and political pressures which are driving media headlines: a potential ‘Brexit’, the migrant crisis and the continued rise of nationalist sentiment. Secondly, we have economic issues that have been present for a good few years: high unemployment, low inflation and persistently low economic growth.

Businesses resilient in face of growth challenges.

A new report released by Grant Thornton finds that the composition of boardrooms around the world needs upgrading to reflect today’s digital economy and diverse business community. The report highlights significant opportunities for improvements to performance and growth to those who meet the challenge.

How will hotels attract the business and leisure guests of tomorrow? How can they compete in a digital world? And what will their future business models look like?

Grant Thornton's new survey "Greek entrepreneurship: Restart in the new economic environment" highlights the main findings on the financial performance and the situation of the Greek enterprises during the period 2009-2014. It also specifies the framework within which the restart of the Greek entrepreneurship can be achieved.