Creating Systems, Helping People, Respecting Legacy
Being unique in a time when most work follows one route and pursues it closely. Yes, I’m a techie and innovator; also a creative thinker, culinary craftsman, martial artist, and community leader. Whose life has been molded by travel and whose spirit is raised in Africa yet anchored in Cypriot legacy , a unique mix of accuracy and passion to all overseen.
Running global IT teams to teaching students
Starting businesses to rebuilding a village home
Where digital meets profoundly human
The mindset at dynamic crossroads
Where systems meet people, where tradition meets innovation:
Building Software
I manifest new realities – will your idea be next?
Mobile Apps
Connect your concept with the world’s users.
SEO, GPT, Voice Assistants
Show your magnificence! Be there when people are asking or loooking.
Vacation Rentals
Relax while we do our magic and build your dreams.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Many-Sided Basis
My time as Course Director at the Executive School for Computers in South Africa, I was already aware of a dual aptitude: the ability to teach difficult material with clarity and the sense to lead by empowerment rather than authority. My goal was to create individuals as well as networks.
Building Across Borders: Systems and Scales
I earned a name as a go-to IT problem-solver and infrastructure strategist during the next twenty years. Working for companies like SITL LTD, E-Start Computer Services, and Outsors Ltd., I covered Cyprus and multiple locations in Europe for the airline industry, the UK, and South Africa in important roles.
Distinguished capacity to humanise technology
I created mechanisms for usability as well as efficiency. I wasn’t only producing technical papers; I built roadmaps that were logical for people from diverse backgrounds.
Out Of Africa
From overseeing remote support infrastructure and expanding server systems to creating bespoke applications and directing digital marketing efforts, duties varied.
Startups
In startup culture, this ability was useful. As Qualino LTD’s CTO, I contributed it to the table full force; a tech company where I oversaw product development, spearheaded R&D projects, oversaw in-flight entertainment system rollouts, and represented the firm at worldwide speaking events. I was creating vision, not only technology.
Transferring the resources toward Wi-Fi is where innovation came knocking once more. Complex scenarios, server technologies, cloud security, and advanced routing configurations were set to collaborate with multiple global data network providers.
A Human-Centered Technologist
For me, technology is about people not machines. Ultimately, every digital marketing effort, every CRM system, every server setup serves a human narrative: a company striving to expand, a community yearning to connect, a user seeking clarification.
Every facet of my work is guided by this comprehensive, human-centred worldview. That is the reason people all throughout the world, including clients and coworkers, share this trust. I don’t come in, solve the problem, and disappear. I depart with an improved team and a better system after listening, working with others, and mentoring.
The Creative Current
Design Thinking, Martial Arts & Culinary Arts
Though professional standing may be based on technology, my personal narrative is full with inventiveness and discipline. I didn’t only wait out a moment of employment change in the UK; I dove headfirst into a new universe: Japanese food.
I studied under top chefs in the West Midlands and one fresh out of Osaka and Tokyo Japan for almost 18 months, acquiring the accuracy, patience, and philosophy of Japanese food and sushi-making. A strong conviction in craftsmanship—the sort that appears in how I execute performance, run teams, or partly restore and reimagine a 140-year-old village home into a guesthouse—is not only a culinary trip.
As a long-time martial arts practitioner, I apply the same values—discipline, flexibility, and flow—to daily work. I move with firm confidence and purposeful action in technology, in leadership, and in life.
Potamos Guest House: Tradition and Technology
Nowhere is the combination of my interests more visible than at Potamos Guest House, a family-owned property tucked in the centre of Steni village, Cyprus. Dating back more than 140 years, Potamos is more than just a guest home; it’s a living narrative of current rural Cypriot life, repaired and retold with care and vision.
Guests reserving a stay are not only visiting Cyprus; they are entering a place where legacy meets hospitality. Guests are given more than simply comfort; they are given connection. In 2025 the introduction of a Health & Leisure section will showcase an infrared sauna, Jacuzzi, and homemade ice bath/cold plunge as an included service for all guests to indulge in while absorbing the mountainous countryside and fresh air.
From solar-powered crypto-mining (now decommissioned) and the booking system to preserving local architecture From digital marketing to greeting visitors personally ‘when possible,’ I share the Potamos microcosm of all I stand for: legacy, inventiveness, service, family, and soul.
Talking Code and Culture
Should one thread run through all of my projects, it would be this: I fluently speak both code and culture. I know servers and syntax but also rituals, aesthetics, and human emotion. Often on the same day, I can develop a local tourist experience, explain a security architecture, and serve prawn dumplings with spare ribs.
This sets me apart as a rare link in the segmented society of today. A guy equally at home in a data centre, a mayor’s office, a teaching podium, a busy restaurant kitchen, or a village square.
I have guided tiny rural villages to flourish technologically and international IT teams. I have welcomed visitors from all around with a glass of zivania and a narrative from the hills of Paphos and guided young IT professionals. In every situation, I offer a centred presence and a unique capacity to blend the rapid speed of innovation with the deep roots of legacy.
Teacher, Guide, Leader
I’ve always had the heart of a teacher, inspiring people from technical training to curriculum creation, from classroom teaching to public speaking and personal development.
It’s about change, not only knowledge. Whether training young computer professionals or guiding a new business owner through the world of online platforms, I consistently emphasise growth—not only in competence but also in attitude.
A Future Vision: Guardian of the cultural and natural past, is today shaping a vision for the future in which technology and tradition work together rather than against one another. I am developing platforms that support rural innovation without compromising identity by investigating novel methods to combine smart village digital infrastructure with sustainable tourism.
Jack of All Trades, Master of Life
I am tempted to label myself a Renaissance man, a generalist, a polymath. But none of those terms really describe the core of who I am. For me, life is about mastering the skill of living itself, not about conquering a field.
Facing the same challenges as everyone else, failing more than most others yet attempting to stay kind, brave, and dedicated with ferocious resolve. It involves accepting difficulties others turn away from. It calls for creating narratives and structures. Listening and teaching. Cooking and overseeing newly created code. Leading and serving.
In the truest sense, my tagline is “Jack of all trades, master of life.