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Nikos Stathopoulos

Nikos joined BC Partners, one of the leading international Private Equity firms, in London in 2005 and has 18 years experience in private equity having led a variety of private equity investments globally. He has been an active investor in the media, telecoms, consumer and retail industries. Prior to joining BC Partners, Nikos was a Partner at Apax Partners in London where he spent seven years working on large buy-out transactions in Europe. Prior to Apax he spent three years as a management consultant with the Boston Consulting Group in London.

Nikos is Chairman of the board of Com Hem (Sweden’s leading cable TV operator), Gruppo Coin (Italy’s leading apparel retailer), Mergermarket Group (a leading global financial information company) and Migros Turk (Turkey’s leading food retailer). Nikos is also Chairman of the BC Partners Foundation, member of the Harvard Business School European Advisory Board, the Advisory Board of the AUEB, the Board of Trustees of the Impetus-Private Equity Foundation, the Board of The Hellenic Initiative, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.

Nikos holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a degree in Business Administration from Athens University of Economics & Business (AUEB).

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