Antonia Bonello talks about why she loves working at Buzzfeed and how she’d one day like to have a house in Malta.

Heritage Malta is working towards improving the Maltese Islands as a prime deep-water historical wreck diving destination, such as the setting up of underwater archaeological parks.

Housing is another sector which shall fall under the Regional Councils’ jurisdiction, helping to improve management, Parliamentary Secretary Silvio Parnis said.

Malta Chamber Director General Kevin J. Borg says the upcoming elections are an opportunity to choose representatives who are best suited to put Malta’s economic and social well-being on the European agenda.

Diminished centrist pro-European parties elected could have repercussions on the ability of the Parliament to negotiate future EU legislation, says the CEO of the Malta Business Bureau.

The newly-elected President of the Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry has a clear vision for his two-year Presidency, and he isn’t wasting any time implementing it.

Employees’ mental health is crucial to ensuring sustainable success for any organisation, according to Sharon Cusens, founder of Spring Coaching.

With 2019 marking Malta’s 15th year as an EU member state, Mr Tanti says that since 2004, Malta has had a stronger concentration of services and businesses, with a better chance at penetrating the single market and tapping EU funds.

Two local business owners share their adventures behind the wheel.

According to Dr Nadine Lia, Regulator at the Family Business Office, there are three main areas where families go wrong when it comes to passing on their business to the next generation.

Down the Rabbit Hole Owner Mark O'Dwyer has a boundless passion for cryptocurrency.

Konnekt employs a comprehensive approach utilising the latest technology while also integrating more traditional media, as they still hold sway.

“A firm should live according to its brand values, coupled with best HR practices that translate into positive relationships, attracting candidates based on tangible experiences and word of mouth,” says Joseph Farrugia, Director of StreetHR.

The upsurge of vacancies within the technological era may require a more innovative strategy which prioritises transparency, due diligence and ethical recruitment, according to the Managing Director of Nicholls Moisa.

According to Director Ben Pace Lehner, the current employment landscape, characterised by increased competition over diminishing resources, calls for more stringent and imaginative methodologies.

Women’s rights and gender equality are among the causes for which she says she will remain an active voice.

Prof. Narwold is using his extensive housing market experience and research to help the Central Bank of Malta develop Malta’s first-ever housing price index.

Kenneth Spiteri, Vodafone Malta’s Director of Enterprise & Business Development, is spearheading the way the company is harnessing technology to make the world a better place.

President of the Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry Frank V. Farrugia discusses Malta’s current climate for doing business, his two-year term as President, and his hopes for the Chamber.

Founder and Managing Director Frédéric Villa explains what it is that sets this dynamic corporate and relocation services company apart.

Malta Businesswoman of the year Natalie Briffa Farrugia says Malta must adapt to working mothers.

Lt. Col. Mario Schembri, the Director for Compliance and Enforcement within the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) says the Authority needs “eyes everywhere and the people to act.”

Dr David Zahra discusses the range of tailor-made services to family businesses offered by Zahra & Associates Advocates.

The bank’s licence will enable it to prioritise "actively seeking new business from Ireland, which boasts a fund sector north of €3 trillion."

Medserv plans to put out feelers out for other oil producers in the area which may be interested in its services, according to CEO Karl Bartolo.

Top CEO coach and trainer Nathan Farrugia, who runs Up Your Level, shares his advice on why winding down is so important.

Businessman and writer Jonathan Shaw discusses the importance of learning and evolving by enabling change – the premise of his book #Forty, Be the Change.

As the date of the European Parliament elections draws nearer, Malta’s six MEPs discussed what Malta has accomplished during this five-year legislature. In the final of six interviews, Francis Zammit Dimech spoke about ensuring further opportunities for Maltese businesses and strengthening small and medium-sized enterprises.

As the date of the European Parliament elections draws nearer, Malta’s six MEPs discussed what Malta has accomplished during this five-year legislature. In the fifth of six interviews, Marlene Mizzi spoke about ensuring economic and political stability, and Malta’s need to restore its reputation.