Fuckup Nights Limassol to return for seventh edition on September 29

Limassol, Cyprus. Fuckup Nights Limassol will hold its seventh edition on September 29, with four speakers sharing stories about professional setbacks and lessons learned while building careers and businesses.

Event details

The event will take place at The Warehouse by IT Quarter. Doors open at 7pm, talks begin at 8pm, and networking will continue afterward.

Organisers say the event focuses on the less visible experiences behind professional success, rather than polished accounts of achievement.

Speakers

Sergey Osipov is a serial entrepreneur, investor, Chief Strategy Officer and Founder at Placy.ai. He has been involved in more than 20 ventures, including a company acquired by Yahoo!, and will discuss building businesses, changing direction and learning from approaches that did not work.

Yiannis Hadjicostantouras is an entrepreneur and co-founder of PeopleFirst Family, the group behind StudentLife and Doorstep. He began his entrepreneurial journey as a student in 2012 and has since built businesses across media, marketing, food and hospitality.

Christiana Genie is a Leadership and Human Behaviour Specialist, international speaker and founder of Inner Growth Academy, a personal development training centre that has worked with KPMG, CyTA, Ocean Basket and Bioland. She is also Vice President of Business and Professional Women Cyprus, ESC, and founded Inner Growth Queens, a community supporting mothers’ wellbeing and women’s personal growth.

Andy Gee, co-founder of Onlyseo, has helped generate more than €15 million in revenue for clients. His work includes Search Everywhere Optimisation to help businesses appear on platforms including Google and ChatGPT, as well as personalised AI outreach campaigns, physical marketing packages and other growth strategies.

Background

Fuckup Nights launched in Cyprus in 2024 and is part of a global movement present in more than 270 cities. It brings founders, executives, creatives and other attendees together to discuss professional failures without presenting them as formal case studies or motivational speeches.

Previous editions in Limassol and Nicosia have welcomed thousands of people and featured speakers from technology, advertising, hospitality, finance and law.