Boreas, a manufacturer of next-generation cooling solutions for data centers, has made a senior leadership appointment in line with its global growth ambitions. The company has named İsmail Yamangil — an electrical engineer with nearly two decades of domestic and international experience in energy management, technology, and digital transformation — as its new General Manager.

As artificial intelligence and digitalization place data center infrastructure at the heart of the global economy, the sector is experiencing robust worldwide growth. With over 20 years of expertise delivering engineering solutions for critical facilities and industrial installations, Boreas exports its next-generation HVAC and precision cooling technologies from a 35,000-square-meter manufacturing hub in Tekirdağ-Çerkezköy, Türkiye. Through continuous R&D investment, the company develops flexible infrastructure solutions adaptable to diverse requirements — and enters this new chapter with a clear focus on expanding its global market share.

Bringing Deep Engineering Expertise to Next-Generation Technologies

İsmail Yamangil graduated from Dokuz Eylül University with a degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and completed his MBA at İzmir University of Economics. He spent many years at Schneider Electric, where he held senior roles including Regional President and CEO for Türkiye and Central Asia. With deep field experience in infrastructure technologies and energy management, Yamangil has led high-level responsibilities across data centers, industrial automation, and energy infrastructure projects throughout his career. Beyond his corporate roles, Yamangil is also recognized as a United Nations #HeForShe Corporate Impact Champion, actively championing diversity and gender equality initiatives.

Growth Driven by R&D and Energy Efficiency

Combining the investment strength of its parent company, Açık Holding, with its engineering capabilities, Boreas is stepping into a new era under Yamangil's leadership. The company will focus on developing technologies that support energy efficiency and sustainability goals, are adaptable to varying requirements through continuous R&D investment and engineering know-how, and will concentrate on increasing its share in the global market.