Capacitor Partners CEO Named to Fortune Magazine's 40 Under 40 List

Michael Tyrimos, founder and Managing Director of Capacitor Partners, has been recognized in this year’s Greek edition of the Fortune 40 Under 40 2025 list, which highlights the most dynamic and innovative young entrepreneurs shaping the future of the economy. This recognition serves as a testament to his impactful career in digital transformation and strategic organizational guidance in an era of constant change.

Founding Capacitor Partners five years ago, the Cypriot entrepreneur set out with a clear mission: to help organizations of all sizes adapt to the digital age. He achieved this by establishing a distinct methodology known as “The Capacitor Way,” which prioritizes the human element and emphasizes active collaboration with client teams.

With academic foundations from the University of Cambridge and the University of Oxford, Michael Tyrimos brought an international perspective and a methodical strategy that has enabled Capacitor Partners to operate today across six countries, leading the digital transformation of major organizations. As Fortune notes, the company goes beyond the role of a traditional consultant, integrating directly into its partners’ operations to deliver tangible and measurable results.

Capacitor Partners earned the title of “SME of the Year” at the InBusiness Awards, and now works with leading organizations that each generate over 500 million euros in annual turnover.

The Journey of Capacitor Partners

Capacitor Partners operates more like a strategic partner than a conventional consulting firm. It focuses on understanding the internal needs of organizations and designing tailored solutions that combine technology, human development, and operational efficiency.

Today, the company is considered one of the fastest-growing in its field in the region, having made a lasting impact through large-scale projects and government initiatives related to innovation and digital modernization.

The company’s next milestone is the opening of its first regional office in Athens by 2026, a move that will strengthen its physical presence and expand its operations across Europe.