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Michael Dimitriadis
Austrian IMO 1985 bronze medalist; BearingPoint expert and chess trainer
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near Riegersburg / Graz, Austria · academic
Michael Dimitriadis (born 1966 in Graz, Austria) is a mathematician who won a bronze medal for Austria at the 26th International Mathematical Olympiad in 1985. His father was born in Greece and came to Austria to study. He spent much of his professional career as an expert at BearingPoint, the consulting firm, and is a licensed chess trainer for the Styrian (Steiermark) chess federation under the Austrian Chess Federation, competing with a FIDE rating near 2020-2030.
Locationnear Riegersburg / Graz, Austria
Company sitebearingpoint.com
mathematicsmanagement consultingchess coachingchess
- Represented Austria at IMO 1985 (Helsinki); scored 16 points (7,3,0,3,2,1 across problems 1-6), ranked 83rd, bronze medal.
- States 'My name is Michael Dimitriadis and I was born 1966 in Graz... My father was born in Greece, came for studying in Austria' - in his own bio for the ChessBase handicap simul vs Magnus Carlsen (Sept 2016) and the Bahamas Play Live Challenge booklet, indicating a long-running competitive chess hobby alongside mathematics.
- Competes as a chess player under the Austrian federation; born 1966, FIDE ID 1614908, FIDE standard rating around 2028.
AchievementsBronze medal, 26th International Mathematical Olympiad (Helsinki, 1985), representing Austria with 16 points across problems 1-6
AwardsBronze medal, 26th International Mathematical Olympiad (1985, Helsinki)
Competition record
Austria · IMO