According to the international group’s announcement, this move represents a significant step in its mission to support companies and organizations in enhancing safety, improving operational performance, and accelerating sustainable value creation.
The expansion comes at a time when Greece is playing an increasingly prominent role in infrastructure development, the energy transition, and the modernization of industry. Sectors such as energy and utilities, logistics, transportation, manufacturing, and large-scale infrastructure projects are undergoing significant transformation, with key priorities including the protection of human life and the environment, upgrading critical infrastructure, attracting investment, and strengthening resilience.
dss+ specializes in cultural, organizational, and operational transformation projects, aiming to support businesses in transitioning to new standards of operational excellence and competitiveness. Beyond immediate performance improvements, the company seeks to contribute to broader objectives such as sustainable development, innovation, and the enhancement of national industries’ resilience.
The company’s EMEA Managing Director, Marco Pagnini, stated that Greece is entering a new phase of growth with significant investments in infrastructure and energy, emphasizing that strengthening fundamental parameters—such as safety, operational excellence, and effective risk management—is essential for maintaining competitiveness and creating long-term value.
Emanuele Salvador, the Country Director for Greece, noted that the country presents significant prospects, with businesses demonstrating growing ambition to enhance their capabilities and adopt modern operational practices. He added that the company’s goal is to collaborate with Greek businesses to establish safer, more sustainable, and competitive operations, contributing to the country’s long-term economic and industrial vision.
Through this strategic expansion, dss+ reaffirms its commitment to supporting Greek enterprises in realizing their full potential while contributing to a more resilient and sustainable production model for the Greek economy.
