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maltatoday | SUNDAY • 8 OCTOBER 2023 8 COMMERCIAL Hospice Malta announces exciting lottery with grand prize: brand new Citroën C3 HOSPICE Malta, a leading charitable organization ded- icated to providing palliative care services to patients in need, is announcing the launch of a fundraising initiative — the Hospice Malta Lottery. This exciting lottery offers participants the chance to win incredible prizes, including the Grand Prize: a brand new Cit- roën C3. The draw date for this event is set for 7th December, 2023. The Hospice Malta Lottery is a significant opportunity for individuals to support a noble cause while also having the chance to win fantastic priz- es. Lottery packets are being distributed throughout Malta and Gozo, making it easy for everyone to participate. For the first time ever, supporters can also purchase tickets online at https://hospicemalta.org/ product/lottery-2023/, con- tributing €1 per ticket or ob- taining 25 tickets for just €21. By participating in the Hos- pice Malta Lottery, one is not only entering to win valuable prizes but also providing inval- uable support to a cause that makes a difference in the lives of many. The donations col- lected through this lottery will help Hospice Malta achieve its goals one packet at a time. To ensure participation, one must return all completed stubs by post and retain the re- maining tickets for reference. The deadline for submitting stubs is Monday, 4th Decem- ber, 2023, at 9:00 am. The 1st prize is a Brand New Citroën C3, followed by four other prizes including a holi- day for 2 to Dubai for 5 nights, including Emirates Airlines flights and accommodation at the Legoland Hotel; a Daikin 12,000 BTU Air conditioner; a 2-night stay at Corinthia St George's Bay in a Deluxe Sea View room, including break- fast; and an 18-inch dark green hand-painted ceramic pine- cone. The generous support will en- able Hospice Malta to evolve into St Michael Hospice, a state-of-the-art complex ded- icated entirely to providing comprehensive palliative care. This transformation will allow Hospice Malta to continue of- fering all of its services free of charge in the community. For more information about the Hospice Malta Lottery and to purchase tickets, please vis- it https://hospicemalta.org/ product/lottery-2023/. MCAST Annual Report 2022 – Inspiring excellence, empowering futures THE Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) announced the publication of its Annual Report 2022, shedding light on a year of growth, pro- gramme excellence and a commitment to community engagement, inclusivity and social responsibility. The Annual Report offers a comprehen- sive insight into MCAST's governance structure, showcasing the institution's dedication to transparency and adher- ence to compliance standards. Providing a comprehensive snapshot of MCAST's stature, the report presents a myriad of figures that depict MCAST's expansion and significance within Malta's education sector. The report includes highlights accom- plishments that occurred during 2022. From unveiling the cutting-edge MCAST Resource Centre to hosting the esteemed EAIR Forum 2022, the Report showcas- es the successes across institutes and de- partments within MCAST. It captures noteworthy events such as the trium- phant launch of a stratospheric balloon by MCAST students and their victorious performance in an international robotics competition. MCAST's deep commit- ment to inclusivity and diversity shines through with initiatives tailored to sup- port students from various backgrounds and unique needs. Sustainability takes centre stage, evident in the College's adop- tion of energy-efficient construction prac- tices, promoting sustainable transporta- tion methods and integrating sustainable principles. The Annual Report provides a window into MCAST's dynamic research landscape, spotlighting externally fund- ed projects, academic engagements and research themes. The College's unwa- vering dedication to pioneering research to address pressing societal challenges is palpable, underscoring its commitment to driving innovation. The Annual Re- port unveils statistics that underscore MCAST's growth and impact. The sta- tistics emphasise gender diversity and the fostering a multicultural environment. MCAST's international collaborations, partnerships, and work-based learning ini- tiatives take centre stage, exemplifying the College's dedication to promoting global awareness and offering practical educa- tion that aligns seamlessly with industry needs. The Report underscores MCAST's holistic approach to learning and employ- ability, spotlighting community engage- ment, pastoral care, collaborations with correctional services and programmes to facilitate smooth student transitions. The MCAST Annual Report 2022 encap- sulates an inspiring journey of progress, inclusivity, and sustainability. MCAST's steadfast commitment to nurturing talent, embracing diversity, and driving innova- tion underscores its pivotal role in Malta's educational landscape. As MCAST strides ahead, it continues to shape a brighter fu- ture for its students, staff and the entire nation. Breakwater Investments welcomes new CEO Brano Kollar BREAKWATER Investments Ltd, a sub- sidiary of Hili Ventures which specializes in engineering, shipping & logistics and oil & gas operations across continents, has appointed Brano Kollar as its new Chief Executive Officer. Formerly known as HV Marine, Break- water Investments has undergone a trans- formation consolidating Hili Ventures' shipping and logistics, engineering, and oil and gas companies under one um- brella brand. Established as a start-up in 2019, HV Marine was the holding com- pany for Malta-based Motherwell Bridge Industries and Techniplus in Morocco, both leaders in the provision of custom- ized engineering services. Earlier this year, following the acquisition of Hili Logistics Ltd, a holding company comprising ALL- com (based in Poland), Carmelo Caru- ana Company (based in Malta) and STS Marine Solutions (based in the UK), HV Marine rebranded to become Breakwater Investments. The organization employs more than 230 people and is expected to reach over €35 million in turnover this year. A new board of directors has been ap- pointed, bringing together industry vet- erans to support the company's growth. Ann Fenech, Partner at Fenech & Fenech Advocates and president of the Comité Maritime International; Alex Montebel- lo, Malta Freeport Terminals CEO and Vice Chairperson of the Malta Maritime Forum; and Michael Gatt, former CEO of Atlas Insurance PCC Limited will serve as independent non-executive directors. They are joined by Melo Hili, Annabel Hili and Dorian Desira from Hili Ventures. Chief Executive Officer Brano brings with him valuable international experi- ence, having held various leadership roles across Africa, the Middle East and Asia at Aggreko UK for over 15 years. His exper- tise in international sales, marketing, and logistics will be instrumental in furthering Breakwater Investments' strategy.

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