CYPRadar 🇨🇾💰 Andreas Papadatos appointed new General Manager of ICPAC amid profession's technological evolution
Andreas Papadatos has taken over as General Manager of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (ICPAC) during a pivotal time marked by rapid technological change and evolving regulatory demands. In his first interview since assuming office, Papadatos emphasized ICPAC's trusted role in Cyprus's economic landscape and highlighted priorities such as supporting members through change, enhancing professional development, and leveraging technology.
Celebrating its 65th anniversary this year, ICPAC has significantly contributed to shaping Cyprus’s accounting profession, aligning with international standards and intensifying its focus on compliance including AML, sanctions, and regulatory requirements. Papadatos stressed that while the profession faces ongoing challenges from increasing regulation and evolving technology, these also create opportunities to deliver greater value.
Looking ahead, Papadatos envisions ICPAC as an institution that remains agile, credible, and influential, preparing professionals with the skills necessary for the future. He cited continuous learning, adaptability, and the integration of technology with professional judgment as key to sustaining the profession's excellence and meeting the demands of the evolving global environment.
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