AHEPA Senior Living hosts successful annual meeting

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AHEPA Senior Living hosts successful annual
meeting
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• Gulas re-elected board chairman
• 500,000 in grants announced
• FISHERS, Ind.- AHEPA Senior Living held elections
  for board of directors officers and announced
  grant distributions totaling 500,000 at its
  annual meeting, July 10 and 11, 2024, in
  Nashville, Tenn.
• The AHEPA Senior Living Board of Directors
  unanimously reelected Attorney Ike Gulas,
  Birmingham, Ala., to a three year term as
  chairman. Gulas has served on ASLs board for
  more than 25 years.
• The confidence bestowed on me by my fellow board
  members is humbling. I consider myself fortunate
  to work with AHEPA Senior Living as it furthers
  its mission of providing dignified affordable
  senior housing and quality aging services to
  those who need it.

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• Gulas said. Our board looks forward to working
  with President and CEO Steve Beck, and the
  executive team, to meet our mission and overcome
  any challenges that come our way.
• Ikes contributions as a board member for
  decades have been critical to our position in the
  affordable multifamily housing markets, Beck
  said. We look forward to working with Ike and
  the board of directors, who continue to show a
  high level of commitment energy, and passion for
  our mission.
• 500,000 in grant awards supporting our
  communities
• The Board of Directors also was pleased to
  announce the distribution of 500,000 in grants
  to nonprofit charitable and service organizations.

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• Congratulations to this years round of
  grantees, Board Chairman Gulas said. We are
  proud to support these worthy mission-driven
  organizations. Its a privilege to be able to
  partake in charitable giving, both at the
  national and local level. In doing so, we enhance
  vital services and programs that support and
  strengthen our local communities and the greater
  society.
• Since 1996, AHEPA Senior Living has supported
  nonprofits to an amount that exceeds 10 million.
• A salute to youth emerging leaders hosted
• AHEPA Senior Living also hosted the Greek
  American communitys emerging leaders as two
  youth service organizations, Sons of Pericles and
  Maids of Athena, the Junior Orders of AHEPA, held
  their annual meetings. AHEPA Senior Living
  presented each organization with a 10,000 grant
  toward each of their missions.

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• An Evening at the Nashville Parthenon served as
  the perfect backdrop for a kick-off celebration
  of Greek culture with music, dancing, and food
  that set the stage for an unforgettable weekend.
• These young men and women are our future leaders
  and for us to be afforded the opportunity to host
  them is a pleasure. Gulas said. We look
  forward to many of them joining us on our boards
  as they settle into their career paths.
• AHEPA Senior Living podcast launched
• In addition, the company announced the launch of
  its video podcast, titled, AHEPA Senior Living.

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• According to Beck, the podcast will be a dynamic
  platform dedicated to highlighting the importance
  and impact of affordable independent senior
  living. The first episode features a conversation
  with Board Chairman Gulas, who shares his
  perspective about AHEPA Senior Living as well as
  his personal familys history of community
  involvement.
• Board executive officers
• In addition to Gulas, all AHEPA Senior Living
  Board of Directors officers earned reelection.
  They are Vice Chairman John Zourzoukis,
  Columbia, S.C. Secretary Demetrios Jimmy
  Makris, New Port Richey, Fla. and Treasurer
  Michael Pihakis, Bridgeville, Pa. Gulas also
  appointed board member, Attorney Christ Coumanis,
  Daphne, Ala., as counsel to the board.

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• Executive committee members
• Nine members comprise the Executive Committee.
  They are Konstantine Gus Angelo, Houston Mark
  Bullock, Albuquerque, N.M. Christ Coumanis,
  Daphne, Ala. Dr. John Grossomanides, Westerly,
  R.I. Angelo Kostarides, Indianapolis, Ind. John
  Miller, Nashville, Tenn. George Nardone,
  Syracuse, N.Y. Ellen Platis, Mobile, Ala. and
  Charrie Regopoulos, Springsboro, Ohio.
• Terry Mitchell, of Niantic, Conn., and a pioneer
  of AHEPAs national housing program, is an
  Honorary Executive Board Member.
• The Board of Directors is comprised of 38
  members, each one representing one or more of the
  87 affordable senior housing communities
  administered by the U.S. Department of Housing
  and Urban Developments Section 202 Housing for
  the Elderly Program.

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• Meet Ike Gulas
• Gulas is an attorney with Morgan Morgan,
  Americas largest injury law firm. A 1989
  graduate of Cumberland School of Law at Samford
  University, Gulas has been practicing law for 30
  plus years. He is a member of the Birmingham Bar
  Association, the American Bar Association, the
  Southern Trial Lawyer Association, the Alabama
  Trial Lawyers Association, the American
  Association for Justice, and the National Trial
  Lawyers Association where he has been selected as
  one of the top 100 lawyers in Alabama. In 1998,
  Gulas founded The Ike Gulas Law Firm, P.C., for
  which over its 20 years in existence he
  represented thousands of clients who suffered
  injuries caused by pharmaceuticals and defective
  medical devices. As a 40-plus-year member in
  AHEPA he distinguished himself by serving two
  terms as its National President representing its
  500-plus chapters throughout the United States,
  Canada and Europe.

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• When asked about his service to AHEPA Senior
  Living, a non-profit corporation, Gulas cited one
  of his fathers memorable teachings about always
  giving back.
• I have been involved in AHEPA Senior Livings
  mission since developing the 72-unit HUD Senior
  Apartment complex in Hoover, Alabama, 27 years
  ago. As I witnessed my own fathers aging and
  the issues faced by our seniors it made my
  resolve even greater to work to provide solutions
  to our seniors. I am honored to serve such a
  worthwhile cause.
• About AHEPA Senior Living
• Serving more than 5,000 older adults across the
  United States, AHEPA Senior Living is a
  mission-driven, nationwide provider of affordable
  multifamily independent and assisted senior
  living communities. Since 1980, it has developed
  and managed more than 90 affordable independent
  senior living communities in 21 states
  administered by the U.S. Department of Housing
  and Urban Developments Section 202 Supportive
  Housing for the Elderly program.

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• Through its subsidiaries, AHEPA Senior Living
  owns and manages four affordable assisted living
  communities under the Hellenic Senior Living
  brand totaling 532 units in Indiana.
• AHEPA Senior Livings mission is to provide older
  adults with safe, healthy, and enriching
  affordable residential communities and quality
  services that allow them to thrive and enjoy
  peace of mind.
• AHEPA Senior Living is based in Fishers, Ind.

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