TechIsland welcomes PwC Cyprus as a corporate donor
TechIsland, the largest tech association in Cyprus, on Wednesday announced PwC Cyprus as the latest addition to its esteemed group of donors.
“This partnership underscores a shared vision of fostering a prosperous, tech-driven future for the island, positioning Cyprus as a leading technology and innovation hub,” the association said.
PwC Cyprus, a leader in professional services, has joined TechIsland as part of its commitment to driving Cyprus’ transformation through technological innovation, education, and sustainable economic growth.
This collaboration emphasises both parties’ shared vision of advancing the island’s global competitiveness in the tech sector.
“We are excited to welcome PwC Cyprus to our growing network of donors,” TechIsland General Manager, Tanya Romanyukha said.
“Their commitment to our vision is truly inspiring, and together, we aim to accelerate the transformation of Cyprus into a thriving tech island,” she added.
PwC Cyprus stated that it “is dedicated to finding innovative solutions to complex problems, focusing on quality and trust, and creating value for clients, stakeholders, and society”.
Moreover, the firm’s strategy, “The New Equation,” aligns with its global approach, combining experience and technological innovation to deliver long-lasting results.
In addition, the announcement explained that ” with over 1,100 professionals in Cyprus and a network of 364,000 experts in 151 countries, PwC combines experience and technological innovation to drive meaningful change”.
Charalambos Sergiou, Partner, Tax Advisory at PwC Cyprus, said “in alignment with Cyprus Vision 2035, which aims to make Cyprus one of the world’s best places to live, work, and do business, PwC Cyprus is committed to finding innovative solutions to complex problems, building trust-based relationships, and creating lasting value”.
He continued by saying that “collaborating with TechIsland allows us to harness the power of technology to drive economic growth and create jobs”.
Sergiou concluded that this will “enhance quality of life, ultimately transforming Cyprus into a leading hub for technology and innovation”.