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15 COMMERCIAL maltatoday | SUNDAY • 31 MARCH 2019 THE new lipstick by CHANEL unites a vibrant flash of colour and shine with extreme comfort. No waiting. No effort. No com- promises. Developed by Lucia Pica, CHANEL Global Creative Makeup and Colour De- signer, each of the 27 Rouge Coco Flash shades incites intense, immediate and irre- sistible desire! Packed with pigments, this new lipstick expresses luminous colour from the very first stroke. Rouge Coco Flash invites you to follow your instinct. In one intuitive step, it un- furls like a ribbon of colour with its surprisingly smooth and comfortable formula. With its perfectly dosed bal- ance of plant butter and oils, it melts onto lips as soon as it is applied, providing sur- prising comfort. A perfect combination for shimmer- ing shine. Infused within the lipstick, the Hydraboost complex, composed of nourishing oils (jojoba, mimosa, sun- flower), ensures hydration immediately and for up to 8 hours after application. 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Rouge Coco Flash THE iBreastExam (iBE) device do- nated recently by a Malta-based NGO is enabling a charity in India to provide free breast cancer screen- ing in remote villages in Wardha District where currently only 6% of underprivileged Indian women know about breast cancer and less still have access to screening. With 2,000 cases detected every day in India, this device is instrumental in saving lives. As part of its 45th anniversary ac- tivities as the owner of Castello Lan- zun in Mensija, San Gwann in May last year, the Grand Commandery of the Castello (GCC) launched a crowd-funding appeal among its membership. In a span of two months, this ju- risdiction – which forms part of the Military and Hospitaller Order of St Lazarus of Jerusalem established in AD 1073 – collected enough funds to purchase and donate the first iBE device together with 2,000 cartridg- es to Women In Need (WIN), a UK Charity operating in Nagpur, India During a visit held this month, the jurisdiction's Hospitaller Chev Paul Warren visited two of the villages targeted by WIN where they have been carrying out scans with the iBreastExam. "So far, the device has done over 1,000 scans," said Paul Warren, "with 36 cases referred for further examination. Of these, six cases of breast cancer were diag- nosed." For the past eight years, WIN has been the recipient of support from the Grand Commandery of the Cas- tello. Donations raised have gone towards a mobile primary health clinic in Nagpur's urban slums; a small hospice for elderly leprosy pa- tients at Dattapur; beds and equip- ment for abandoned women shel- tered by WIN; an auto-rickshaw for the Hospice; the creation of a gar- den for abandoned women; as well as capital equipment such as com- puter, projector, screen, water filter and office furniture. More informaton about the Grand Commandery of the Castello can be found at grandcommanderymalta. com or by contacting the Chancel- lor Confrere Alan Miller at chancel- lor@grandcommanderymalta.org GCC assists in the screening of breast cancer in India WIN staff and school staff with Paul Warren IN Malta BNI, the country has a first port of call busi- ness asset which so far has not been really tapped by visiting foreign entrepre- neurs exploring the pos- sibility of setting up their companies in Malta. While year on year, Business Net- work International (BNI) is growing and consolidating on the island, Malta BNI has a ready-made structure that can offer start-ups and other larger organisations from Europe and beyond valuable contacts in various sectors. This was stated by Malta BNI's national director Da- vid Bullock at the sixth an- nual awards and networking dinner organised by Malta BNI to celebrate its seven years in Malta. "For Malta-based qual- ity companies, irrespective of their size, BNI can help develop business contacts in more than 70 countries across the globe. Today, BNI has more than 9,000 Chap- ters with more than 250,000 member companies. BNI can help Maltese companies grow their business interna- tionally and, in turn, further develop society's well-being and prosperity," said Bull- ock. Echoing words of Ivan Misner, who founded BNI (www.bni.com) in Califor- nia over 30 years ago, Bull- ock urged members to set even higher expectations. "In these seven years, I have come to appreciate the de- termination, resilience and exceptional quality of our members in Malta." He congratulated the members, and particularly those receiving awards, for what had been achieved in establishing BNI in Malta by adopting BNI's philoso- phy of 'Givers Gain' through effective business network- ing. The Minister for Educa- tion and Employment Evar- ist Bartolo, who presented the awards during this edition, said: "As Govern- ment, we welcome organi- sations, such as Malta BNI, which trains and develops its members as professional business people. With its philosophy of 'Givers Gain' and its well-structured, proficient and positive ap- proach, BNI can tap the business potential in Malta." Malta BNI chapters com- prise members who build long term business rela- tionships and are sincerely committed to helping one another find more busi- ness through BNI's 'Giv- ers' Gain' philosophy and business referrals. e five chapters - all named after Grand Masters - meet in Sliema (Verdala) on Tues- days, Mriehel (de Paule,) and Salini (Wignacourt) on Wednesdays, Valletta (La Valette) on ursdays and Paceville (de Redin) on Fri- days. All meetings start at seven in the morning. The annual awards rec- ognise and celebrate the achievements of several Malta BNI members. The successful event was organised by Carmel Bonel- lo, who can be contacted for more information about Malta BNI at carmel.bonel- lo@bpc.com.mt or via tel 2124 3211. A superb buffet dinner was prepared by The Palace Ho- tel, Sliema. First port of call asset highlighted at Malta BNI's 6th annual awards Malta BNI National Director David Bullock and Minister Evarist Bartolo addressing the attendees