Ioannis Michos is the Founder, Chairman, and Managing Director of the EPSILON NET Group of Companies. He graduated from the School of Highest Industrial Studies of Thessaloniki, holds a postgraduate degree in Banking Finance and he is a member of the Association of International Accountants (A.I.A).
Beginning his career as an Economist and Financial Consultant, Ioannis specialized in corporate financial organization, tax planning, and strategic analysis. His extensive expertise in Business Consulting and Financial Management has driven EPSILON NET’s growth and innovation.
EPSILON NET Group has been a reference point in the creation of information systems for more than 25 years. Under Ioannis’ s leadership, the Group has received widespread recognition for its excellence and innovation, as well as its working environment, having won distinctions as a Best Workplace consistently for over 10 years, and being recognized also as a European Best Workplace. The company invests in cutting-edge technologies and consistently follows the path of development, empowering the model of collaborations based on technological partnerships. As a result of this long-standing experience, the Group offers today a complete portfolio of services and solutions for every professional.
EPSILON NET is also consistently ranked among Europe’s most dynamic companies, achieving recognition for four consecutive years as one of Europe’s 500 most Dynamic Businesses. The company has also been celebrated for its commitment to research and innovation and included in the 2024 EU Industrial R&D Investment Scoreboard.
Beyond corporate achievements, Ioannis is also an author of five books about economic issues, while he has published numerous articles on finance. Since 1997, he has been publishing the distinguished financial journal EPSILON 7 and directing its scientific team. He has also served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Federation of Industries of Northern Greece and as Vice Chairman of the Federation of S.A. and LLC Companies. He is recognized for his teaching experience, having accumulated more than 2,000 hours of teaching in seminars on financial and tax matters since 1997. He also served as a research fellow at the International University of Greece.
