Corporate & Institutional
Retreats, board offsites, investor hosting, and executive travel — arranged with the discretion of a family stay.
Do you work with businesses as well as private clients?
Yes. The house works with privately held businesses, family offices, and investment houses — corporate retreats, board offsites, conferences, investor hosting, client entertainment, and executive travel, arranged with the same discretion as a family stay. Each engagement is held by one advisor, drawing on the specialists in our network best suited to it.
The practice remains private in character: no packaged group travel, no theatre. A retreat or offsite reaches the principals as an arrangement, not an itinerary.
Brand partnerships — introductions to museums, foundations, and the cultural houses Greece guards most carefully — and state or royal delegations managed to protocol sit within the same practice.
Do you work alongside our family office or private staff?
Yes — and we prefer to. The house works to whatever interface a client prefers: directly with the principal, through a chief of staff or family office, or in parallel with both. Authorisations are signed at the outset so there is no ambiguity about who instructs us, who receives the file, and who settles the invoice.
Where a client is represented by a family office, we work to their procurement protocols — payment terms, vendor onboarding, documentation.
For households with staff already on the ground in Greece, we sit alongside; your advisor extends their reach rather than competes for it.
Can you arrange a corporate retreat or board offsite in Greece?
Yes. The house arranges leadership retreats and board offsites in vetted private venues — a Cycladic estate held for the week, a vineyard in the Peloponnese, a waterfront villa given over to a single team. The setting is chosen around the agenda; the advisor holding the brief attends to everything else.
For board-level meetings, secure rooms and encrypted communications are arranged, and the meeting need not appear on any calendar.
For July and August, six months’ notice is comfortable; in the shoulder seasons, three months is usually enough.
Do you host conferences, investor gatherings, and client entertainment?
Yes. Conferences and corporate events are staged in venues that are not reserved by booking — neoclassical mansions, archaeological sites opened after hours, islands held privately for an evening — with permissions and staging settled before they reach you as a question. Investor roadshows are hosted on neutral ground; client entertainment is matched to the relationship being honoured.
Team experiences — sailing in the Cyclades, gastronomy across the Peloponnese, expeditions led by classicists and chefs — are arranged on the same terms.
Executive travel between the mainland and the islands is coordinated quietly: aviation, transfers, and lodging, with the traveller’s name appearing nowhere it does not need to.
How are corporate engagements contracted?
Each engagement is agreed in writing before work begins — a project fee for the retreat, event, or programme, with supplier costs accounted for openly. We work to your procurement protocols — vendor onboarding, payment terms, documentation — and provide a single point of accounting. NDAs are signed as a matter of course.
Authorisations are set at the outset so there is no ambiguity about who instructs the house, who receives the file, and who settles the invoice.
