The Greek oil tycoon and shipowner, Vardis Vardinogiannis “passed away” at the age of 91.
He was the head of the Vardinogiannis Group and is considered one of the strongest actors in the Greek economy. According to Lloyd’s his name was included in the list of powerful players in world shipping.
“With deep sadness, the Vardi I. family. Vardinogianni announces that the beloved father and grandfather, Vardis I. Vardinogiannis, passed away today, Tuesday, November 12, 2024”the Vardinogiannis family reported. The funeral procession and burial will take place in a close family circle.
Who was Vardis Vardinogiannis?
Vardis Vardinogiannis was born on December 4, 1933 in the Diocese of Rethymno and was the son of Ioannis Vardinogiannis and Chrysis Theodoroulakis. He was the fifth of eight children in the family.
He graduated in 1955 from the Naval Cadet School and followed a career as an officer in the Navy (then the Royal Navy), like his brother, Nikos. He was forcibly demobilized in July 1967 by the dictatorial regime of April 21 with the rank of admiral, due to his resistance action, and was exiled to Amorgos.
He was initiated into the anti-dictatorship movement of the Navy and helped to ensure the supply of ships in the event of a movement. He dealt with his brother’s businesses and from 1972 took over their management after his untimely death. Since 1989 he has been involved in the Mass Media, founding the television stations Mega (which he owned until 2019) and Star.
Since 2018, it has also owned the Alpha broadcaster. He was married to Marianna Vardinogianni (née Bournakis) from 1961 until her death in 2023, and they had five children: Giannis (1962), Christianna (1964), George (1967), Nikos (1974) and Vardianna (1976). He and his wife had developed important philanthropic actions.
Sakellaropoulou for Vardis Vardinogianni: He left an indelible mark on the economic and social life of our country
The President of the Republic, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, expressed her condolences to the family of Vardis Vardinogiannis. Among other things, he mentioned about the businessman and shipowner who passed away at the age of 91 that “with his dynamism, foresight, and his commitment to the goal, he left an indelible mark on the economic and social life of our country.”
Katerina Sakellaropoulou’s statement on the death of Vardis Vardinogiannis
“An acute entrepreneurial spirit, democratic consciousness, social sensitivity were the characteristics of Vardis Vardinogiannis, whom we say goodbye to today with sadness and respect.
Multifaceted and unstable, he contributed the most to the strengthening and extroversion of the Greek economy. As a Navy officer he was actively involved in the resistance against the dictatorship of the colonels and after his demobilization he supported his former colleagues in the resistance with all his might.
Keeping his ties with his birthplace, Crete, intact, he created a solid family and a second one, consisting of the workers in his businesses, while wholeheartedly supporting and strengthening the charity work of his beloved Marianna.
With his dynamism, foresight, and his commitment to the goal, he left an indelible mark on the economic and social life of our country. My heartfelt condolences to his family.”
Mitsotakis for Vardinogiannis: He leaves a great example of a successful Greek
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said his own goodbye to Vardis Vardinogiannis.
He wrote in detail:
I say goodbye with sadness to Vardis Vardinogiannis. The patriarch of a family that sealed with its action the economic and social reality of the place, all in the last decades. And the man who behind his always serious look hid a lot: from business audacity and dynamism in economic competitions, to his countless charitable initiatives, many of which he wanted to remain unknown.
Our family relationships, as well as Vardis’s interest in public life, allowed me to get to know him up close. He was, after all, an anti-dictatorship fighter and a firm follower of moderation, regardless of his dominant role in the Greek and international economy. A role that also made him seem unattainable. While in reality he was a simple man. Who was in love with his wife and adored his children and Crete.
He will now meet his beloved Marianna, certain of the fulfillment of his visions by his worthy successors. He leaves a great example of a successful Greek, who believed in team effort: “Be careful and be interested in your neighbor”, he had advised his colleagues in one of his last meetings. While his words about the debt of every powerful factor will always resonate: “Above everything and everyone we must have the homeland”.
Androulakis on the death of Vardinogianni: He was a creative and pioneering businessman
The president of PASOK, Nikos Androulakis, in a statement expressed his condolences for the death of Vardis Vardinogiannis who passed away. In his statement, the president of PASOK characterizes Vardis Vardinogiannis as a creative and ground-breaking businessman who opened new paths in business. The statement of Nikos Androulakis about Vardis Vardinogiannis in detail: Vardis Vardinogiannis stood against the junta by playing an active role in the anti-dictatorship movement of the Navy. He was a creative and ground-breaking entrepreneur, who broke new ground in business. Together with the companion of his life, Marianna Vardinogianni, they offered a great social project, culminating in the creation of the first Children’s Oncology Unit in our country. My sincere condolences to his family.
Vardis Vardinogiannis: Farewell to the group and the workers at Motor Oil
The Motor Oil family sadly says goodbye to the President of Vardi Vardinogiannis, the Group points out in today’s announcement. “For more than 4 decades, with generosity and courage, he offered with unparalleled consistency to the business world of the country, he offered to the thousands of employees of the company. His contribution leaves an imprint of immense value on Motor Oil Group employees and society. His values are what continue to be a compass for the company’s course.”
Furthermore, in a statement by the employees of the group, it is emphasized:
“All of us, the employees of the Motor Oil Group, a big family, say goodbye with pain to the President and co-founder of our company, Vardi I. Vardinogiannis. Our President was the crown of the great journey we shared. His loss shocks each and every one of us.
Our late President leaves the legacy of a multifaceted project, business and social. For all employees of the Motor Oil Group, he was a beacon and a support on a personal and collective level. He passed on principles and values to his successors and his team of collaborators and based on them they continue his work, honoring him and building on the solid foundations he created. Sincere condolences to his family and loved ones. He will live forever in our memory.”
SEV: Vardis Vardinogiannis left a strong mark on Greek entrepreneurship
The strong imprint that Vardis Vardinogiannis left on Greek business is highlighted by SEV. In a statement, the Association bids farewell to the Greek businessman who “succeeded in creating a diverse and extroverted international business group, cutting edge in the field of industry and energy, while at the same time developing intense social and philanthropic activity.”
The announcement by SEV about Vardis Vardinogiannis
The management of SEB expresses its deep regret for the loss of Vardis Vardinogiannis, who with his presence left a strong mark on Greek entrepreneurship and sealed an entire era.
With business audacity and intelligence, he succeeded in creating a diverse and extroverted international business group, with a cutting edge in the field of industry and energy, while simultaneously developing intense social and philanthropic activity.
Vardis Vardinogiannis practically supported the business idea and collective, with the continuous participation of his companies and the contribution of the group’s top executives to SEV.
We express our sincere condolences to his family, loved ones, and associates.
PAE Panathinaikos for Vardis Vardinogiannis: He is inextricably linked with the team
With an announcement, PAE Panathinaikos said goodbye to Vardis Vardinogiannis. Through this, PAE expressed its sadness at the death of the great businessman, who associated his name to a very large extent with the Panathinaikos team.
Below is the announcement by PAE Panathinaikos about Vardis Vardinogiannis: “PAE Panathinaikos expresses its sadness for the loss of Vardis Vardinogiannis, who passed away today. The deceased connected his name inextricably with Panathinaikos, when the Vardinogiannis family acquired the majority package of shares of PAE, since its foundation, in 1979. During the presence of the family in the management of Panathinaikos, over three decades, the club was preserved at the top level, winning titles in domestic competitions and making important European moves. Our deepest condolences to the family of Vardis Vardinogiannis”.
The announcement of the Star employees
“The people of Star say goodbye today with deep sadness and absolute respect to the eupatride Vardis I. Vardinogiannis. We all feel the loss of a great leader, a teacher, a father figure, whose imprint will forever remain alive in the work he leaves behind, but most of all in our hearts, in which he will live forever. Alongside his enormous business activity, which contributed the most to the economic development of Greece, we honor him for his love and contribution to the Motherland, as a soldier and as a citizen but above all as a true philanthropist, with vision, sensitivity and a huge social contribution. On behalf of all Star employees, the company offered, as a minimum price, a donation for the purposes of the Friends of Children with Cancer – Hope Association, which was the life work of his late wife, Marianna V. Vardinogiannis”.
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