Artemis Pnevmatikou, the PR & Communications leader at TechIsland, envisions a future where technology and communication merge to enhance human experiences. Advocating for worklife balance, empowering women in tech, and embracing emerging trends, Artemis charts a course where impactful communication strategies shape a techsavvy world.
Tanya Romanyukha, as General Manager of TechIsland, has significantly influenced Cyprus’s tech sector by advocating for reforms, fostering gender diversity, and bridging the gap between tech companies and investors. Her strategic initiatives have positioned Cyprus as an emerging tech hub, with a focus on education, inclusivity, and crosssectoral collaboration, leading to the tech industry’s substantial growth and contribution to Cyprus’s GDP.
The Cyprus Computer Society (CCS) plays a vital role in IT development and education by connecting academia with industry, nurturing future tech leaders through programs and competitions, and promoting diversity and inclusion within the tech sector. Through initiatives like Skill Boosters, Robotex Cyprus, and the Diversity Charter Cyprus, CCS empowers individuals, particularly women, to thrive in the everevolving tech landscape, ensuring a bright future for technology in Cyprus.
Cyprus has become a hub for innovative AI technology like Ravatar, attracting talent and startups with lifestyle perks and favorable tax rates. Ravatar, founded by IT luminary Ruslan Synytsky in Cyprus, is pioneering 3D AI avatars, transforming humanmachine interaction with lifelike digital experiences.
The ‘Panic Button’ initiative proposes a smartphone app for discreetly alerting police with a victim’s location during domestic violence incidents. Cyprus MPs Pavlos Mylonas, Irene Charalambides, and Alexandra Attalides are championing this legislative change to combat violence against women, offering hope for a safer future.
Cyprus is embracing the future with 300 hightech ‘smart’ bus stops, featuring realtime updates and ecofriendly design. With solar panels, electric charging points, and integration with ‘Cyprus Bus’ app, these stops aim to revolutionize public transportation on the island.
Cyprus shone at London Tech Week as an emerging hub for tech innovation, showcasing its incentives, digital infrastructure, and supportive measures that make it a prime destination for tech ventures. The event drew global attention and highlighted Cyprus’s commitment to fostering a vibrant ecosystem for technological advancement and industry growth.
Efevre Tech, founded by molecular biologist Dimitris Kyriakou, has revolutionized scientific inquiry with its flagship product AMGEL. This innovative technology eliminates human error, enhancing experiment reproducibility and reliability in the life sciences field. Efevre’s success stems from its versatile automation systems and collaborative team, aiming to transform lab work worldwide.
Evangelina Fysa’s fusion of fashion and technology has left an indelible mark on the industry. From founding a digital communications agency in Nicosia to championing sustainable fashion at Tallulah, her innovative spirit and strategic use of AI have positioned her as a leader in creating immersive experiences at the intersection of tech and creativity.
MEP newcomers Fidias Panayiotou and Geadis Geadi aim to bring fresh perspectives to the European Parliament, with Panayiotou focusing on modernizing through technology and education, while Geadi prioritizes the Cyprus problem, migration, energy policy, and family values, advocating for Cypriot interests in Europe. The duo’s commitment to ushering in change and addressing key issues reflects a growing demand for representation that resonates with the populace and prioritizes the welfare of Cyprus on the European stage.
