Hailey Borg
MeetInc has joined forces with Tech.mt to introduce an exciting new venture: the Tech Talks Beyond Borders podcast. This podcast promises to be a high-level roundtable discussion platform, gathering key stakeholders in the technology sector to delve into pressing topics and emerging trends.
The debut episode of Tech Talks Beyond Borders features a stellar lineup of hosts and guest speakers. Vanessa Macdonald will lead the discussions, guiding listeners through a journey of discovery and innovation. Our esteemed guests include industry luminaries such as: David Scibberas (Invent 3D), Donna Cardona (MyMama), Matthew Caruana (JA Malta), Theo Dix (EY-Parthenon), Nick Captur (Deloitte) and David Grima (Trust Stamp).
The discussions will cover a wide array of themes essential to tech enthusiasts and business leaders alike. From Start-Ups to Local Business Success, Internationalisation of Local Businesses within EMEA and globally, to the intricate world of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), each episode will offer invaluable insights and actionable strategies.
These thought leaders will share their expertise, experiences, and vision for the future of tech in Malta and beyond. Whether you’re a budding entrepreneur, seasoned business owner, or investor seeking opportunities, this episode is not to be missed.
Targeting stakeholders with a vested interest in expanding their tech businesses and exploring investment opportunities in Malta, the Tech Talks Beyond Borders podcast aims to serve as a beacon of knowledge and inspiration.
Stay tuned on Meetinc.com.mt for updates and announcements regarding the release of our inaugural episode. Get ready to be informed, inspired, and empowered as we embark on this exciting journey together.
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