Ioannis Michos is the Founder, Chairman, and CEO of EPSILONNET Group of Companies. He is a graduate of the University of Macedonia and holds a postgraduate degree in Banking and Finance. He has been honored as “Innovative Entrepreneur of the Year” in a competition organized by Ernst & Young.
Beginning his career as an Economist and Financial Consultant, he specialized in corporate financial organization, tax planning, and strategic analysis. His extensive expertise in business consulting and financial management has contributed to the growth and innovation that characterize EPSILONNET.
The EPSILONNET Group has been a benchmark in the development of information systems for over 25 years. Under his leadership, the Group has received numerous accolades—both domestically and internationally—for its continuous investments, innovation, and workplace environment. Today, the Group employs over 1,700 people and has received significant recognition for its work environment, having earned the “Best Workplace” title for over 10 years—both in Greece and across Europe.
The company invests in cutting-edge technologies and consistently pursues a path of growth, strengthening a partnership model rooted in technological collaborations. Building on this extensive experience, the Group now offers a comprehensive portfolio of services and solutions to thousands of clients, spanning nearly the entire spectrum of the Greek economy.
EPSILONNET consistently ranks among Europe’s most dynamic companies, having been recognized for four consecutive years on the list of “Europe’s 500 Most Dynamic Businesses”. It has also been included in “The 2024 EU Industrial R&D Investment Scoreboard” for its ongoing commitment to research and innovation. Furthermore, it is worth highlighting the company’s recent recognition (September 2026) at the “WITSA Global Awards” for the advanced ΑΙ capabilities integrated into its applications. Beyond his corporate achievements, Ioannis is the author of five books on economic topics and has published numerous articles in the field of economics. Since 1997, he has published the economic journal EPSILON 7 and led its scientific team. He has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Federation of Industries of Northern Greece and as Vice President of the Association of S.A. and L.L.C. Companies. He is well-regarded for his teaching experience, having delivered over 2,000 hours of instruction in seminars covering economic and tax-related subjects since 1997. He also served as a scientific associate at the International Hellenic University.