About Paradox Museum
The Group
Paradox Museum is a fast-growing global brand, recognized as one of the most innovative leaders in experiential entertainment.
A Global Brand
We design unforgettable, mind-bending experiences that are interactive, fun, and thought-provoking. Every visit invites guests to challenge their perceptions, question reality, and explore the impossible — all while learning, laughing, and capturing memorable moments.
It’s All in the Name
The word “paradox” — meaning “contrary to expectation” in ancient Greek — defines our identity. A paradox flips logic, surprises the senses, and inspires curiosity.
That spirit runs through everything we do. Our rapid growth might defy conventional business logic — but here we are: thriving, expanding, and captivating audiences around the world with experiences that make you say, “how is this even possible?”
It is a Paradox. It doesn’t feel like working really but rather creating, collaborating, exploring, innovating and experiencing the impossible, in an environment that thanks to its people and vibes it “mesmerises” you!
Our Core Values
Our foundation for global growth, team culture, and unforgettable guest experiences.
Founders
The visionaries behind the paradox.
Miltos Kambourides
Miltos a serial entrepreneur, world traveller, and founder of several successful businesses, including Dolphin Capital Partners, which has raised and managed over €1.2 billion in equity for real estate investments and developments across eight countries.
He is also the co-founder and investor and of ventures such Enthoosia which owns museums in 5 countries, Inverzio, Axia Ventures, Milamou, Creaid, Trekrecord, Omniview and others.
Miltos holds three degrees from MIT, and has received numerous academic and business honours. With a passion for exploration, Miltos has visited 148 countries, including the North Pole and Antarctica.
See more at www.miltos.com.
Sakis Tanimanidis
Sakis is a Greek entrepreneur, traveller, TV host, and producer known for creating and hosting some of the biggest TV shows in Greece. He recently introduced Dragon’s Den to Greece, part of his vision to promote entrepreneurship to the younger generation in his country.
He is the co-founder of Enthoosia, which owns museums in 5 countries, and has invested/founded multiple start-ups in Greece and abroad. He is also known for his adventurous spirit, his traveling ventures and his risk-taking mentality.
Sakis Tanimanidis was born in Thessaloniki in 1981 and has a degree in engineering as well as an MBA from Babson College. He is married to Christina Bompa and he’s a father of twins.
This Is Who We Are
At Paradox Museum, everything starts with our people. We’re not just a global team — we’re the heart behind every illusion, every laugh, every moment of awe.
Our strength lies in creativity, collaboration, and a shared belief in doing things differently. We think beyond the expected, fuel our work with innovation, and bring extraordinary ideas to life through science, design, and storytelling. While we’re scaling fast across the world, our culture stays grounded in what matters: curiosity, care, and a love for what we do.
We don’t see ourselves as corporate. We’re everyday people with big imaginations — proud of our team, our journey, and the joy we bring to millions of guests. What we build may defy logic, but it’s powered by something very real: passion, purpose, and the paradox at our core.
Our Departments
Our People
in Their Own Words
Marketing at Paradox is fast, dynamic, and never boring- a blend of strategy, creativity and just the right amount of chaos. Global collaboration keeps it exciting, and a good dose of coffee keeps it going!
Paradox is the place in Barcelona where everyone from all kind of ages have a great time. Visitors will start grining and will end up laughing. Be my guest!
Paradox Museum is a unique experience not only for our guests, but also for everyone who joins the Paradox family. We are all creative, guest-driven teams and our goal is to draw big smiles and see eyes opening widely out of surprise.
Working for Paradox Museum is an adventure like no other. Whether its seeing our guests’ faces light up as they engage with our unique exhibits or being agile in an fast faced market place, one thing is certain, life is never boring.
Some days I’m brainstorming with partners, other days I’m surrounded by people taking selfies in an upside-down room – and somehow, that’s exactly what I love about working at Paradox Museum Stockholm. It’s a place where strategic thinking meets playful creativity and where curiosity, imagination and a spark of unexpected brilliance come together in the best possible way 
Working at Paradox Museum is an exciting and dynamic journey! No two days are the same, making every moment an opportunity to grow, create, and be part of something extraordinary.
“Faith is belief without reason; we operate on reason and nothing but. I have zero faith in my crew, just absolute confidence.” – Iain M. Banks, The Hydrogen Sonata
Being part of a company and brand that’s growing so fast is truly inspiring but what really makes a difference at Paradox is the people. With talented teams from many different countries and cultures, so diverse yet so aligned, anything feels possible.
Working in Paradox Museum is a paradox itself: It consists in spending time talking with our guests, which in other jobs shouldn’t be prioritized.
Professionally, you are constantly growing and evolving. Personally, you are surrounded with the type of knowledge, and passion that inspires you to do things that matter.