The attached schematic network system will constitute the administrative structure of the AFGLC-ATHENS CENTER.<br><br>
The Honorary Advisory Board (HAB) will be the main nucleus in accumulating information from other entities of 
the network and advising the administrative staff. This board will consist of outstanding academicians, public 
servants and business individuals who believe in the noble mission of AFGLC.<br><br>
The attached list of Greek and private universities will be invited to be an integral part of the AFGLC-ATHENS 
CENTER. The rector or his designated representative from these academic institutions will constitute the 
appropriate components in the network to advise the HAB and, thus, the administrative staff on issues related 
to the aims and objectives of AFGLC-ATHENS CENTER. The directors of the attached research institutes or a 
designated representative will be invited to be a part of the identified entity in the network system.<br><br>
The Hellenic American Union (HAU) will be invited to participate and assist the AFGLC-ATHENS CENTER in 
fulfilling its mission and carrying out its objectives. The HAU aims and objectives are engaged in educational 
projects between Greece and the United States. Thus. it is a perfect setting for AFGLC and HAU to significantly 
interact on educational efforts about Hellenism. The officers and Board of Directors of HAU will be an excellent 
source in advising and assisting the AFGLC activities in Athens.<br><br>
The officers of the Greek Alumni of American Universities will constitute a unique body for assisting 
and advising the Administrative Staff (AS) through the appropriate channels on all aspects of the 
fundamental mission of AFGLC-ATHENS CENTER. Because of their personal understanding of the educational 
process in academic institutions in the United States, this advisory component will be very important to 
the development of our interdisciplinary centers.<br><br>
There are several Greek foundations that enthusiastically share the aims and objectives of AFGLC. 
Thus, we believe that we can develop a mutual partnership to proceed in all educational and public 
aspects of Hellenism in the United States. Each foundation brings forward some unique aspects to the 
subject matter of Hellenism. This, combined with the strategic educational and business plans of AFGLC 
can enable us to successfully achieve the overall mission of our foundation.<br><br>
The Greek business segment and industrial complex can greatly benefit from the accomplishments of AFGLC 
in the United States. Thus, we will identify and structure a Greek business personnel entity into the 
AFGLC-ATHENS CENTER.<br><br>
The Board of Directors of AFGLC-ATHENS CENTER will consist of diversified, outstanding individuals from 
academia, public servants, professionals and businesspeople who understand and unequivocally support the 
overall strategic plan of AFGLC's fundamental mission about Hellenism in the United States.<br><br>
The overall operational responsibility of the AFGLC-ATHENS CENTER will be left to the Administrative Staff. 
The Administrative Staff will consist of, but not be limited to, the Director, Deputy Director, Secretary, 
Treasurer and International Correspondent. The Administrative Staff will assume leadership and apply 
administrative strategies to execute the interacting and advising process of the AFGLC-ATHENS CENTER 
network, as have been established. The overall decision process will be a joint effort between the Board 
of Directors and the Administrative Staff of the AFGLC-ATHENS CENTER.<br><br>
Finally, the overall governance of the AFGLC-ATHENS CENTER will be in accordance with the corporate structure 
and By-laws of the American Foundation for Greek Language and Culture. Any international entities that may 
be necessary to add to the AFGLC By-laws in the future will be so added as official amendments.<br><br>