Malta’s Innovative Entrepreneurs at the ‘Tech Open Coffee’
Startup Weekend NEXT Final Presentation Day and Tech Open Coffee on the 16th November organized by SmartCity Malta, will be one of Malta’s activities within the Global Entrepreneurship Week, as vetted by The Edward de Bono Institute at the University of Malta, the official National Host.
James Abela, Matthew Sammut and Nikolai Sammut, Founders of Institute of Computer Education and winners of Malta’s 2013 Innovative Entrepreneur Award, have been invited to attend ‘Tech Open Coffee’ as special guests together with other local VIP guests including Leonie Baldacchino (Director of The Edward de Bono Institute for the Design & Dev of Thinking at Univ of Malta), Sandra M. Dingli (Associate Professor at The Edward de Bono Institute for the Design & Dev of Thinking at Univ of Malta, writer and philosopher specialised in creative thinking), Saviour Zammit (Director, Centre for Entrepreneurship and Business Incubation), Marvin Cuschieri (CEO at Foundation for Human Resources Development) & Kevin Valenzia (Territory Senior Partner, PwC Malta). Attendance has been also confirmed by prominent players on the international startup scene, including Alex Kölpin – WestTech Ventures Partner and Hasan Haider – CEO of Bahrain´s first Business Angels company.
‘This year has been memorable for the ICE Malta team. We have a list of milestones and accomplishments that were celebrated including the prestigious ‘Innovative Entrepreneurs 2013′ title we received in the first quarter. Our successes drive us to continue to be a leading ICT institute at such an important time for this industry in the Maltese islands. We are eager to meet budding entrepreneurs to share our experiences, stories and ideas and to continue to show the talent, creativity and entrepreneurial spirit of our islands.’ James Abela, director of ICE Malta. Registration for this event may be made HERE
