The Greek Exports Awards 2017, which organized by the Union of Diplomats of Economic and Commercial Affairs
of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in collaboration with Ethos Events and the finance and investment magazine
CHRIMA, was organized for the 6 th consecutive year with significant distinctions among the top companies that
support the Greek economy. The award ceremony took place at Divani Apollon Palace & Thalasso in a crowded
venue with 300 guests, on Friday 1 December 2017.

The aim was for the country’s leading export companies to be shown because they have managed to distinguish, to
innovate and to attain new markets worldwide in really adverse conditions.

WIN DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANS was awarded as “Top Export Consultant”.

This award is a reward for the company that has been funding and consulting leading Greek and foreign
companies, in particular the agrifood sector, to boost their exports and to open up new markets worldwide.

WIN Ltd has implemented projects with a total budget of more than € 10 million in collaboration with its well-trained
partners in a network of more than twenty (20) countries, focusing on USA, Canada, Middle East, Central and
Southeast Asia and Australian Markets.

The prize was received by the General Manager of the WIN Ltd, Mr. Alexandros Arampatzis, who said: “This
distinction is a reward for the systematic work that WIN Ltd has done all these years on an international level I
dedicate it to my colleagues who work with passion and energy and manage to place Greek products in the farthest
markets of the world, opening up extraversion routes to dozens of businesses.”

The event started at 18:45, with over 300 guests attending. It began with the Welcome – Presentation, Greetings,
the Central Speech of the Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. G. Katrougalos and ended with the award ceremony and
the dinner party.

In his keynote speech, Mr. Katrougalos noted that “Extroversion was the one that saved the companies which gave
an unequal battle and is the one we came to honor today. However, entrepreneurship and the acumen of Greek
entrepreneurs are not enough. We have to go out of the crisis with the extinction of what led to it, such as the
unfavorable global environment, the weaknesses in the Eurozone architecture, the distorted production model and
the weaknesses of the political system.”