Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the forces reshaping the global workforce. From technological change to economic uncertainty, our expert panel will explore how businesses can prepare for the evolving job market, mitigate risks, and seize new opportunities.

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Event Details:

Date: Monday, 17 February 2025

Time: 6:00 PM

Location: The Xara Lodge, Rabat

Fee: Free

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Moderator:
Fabianne Ruggier – Business Growth Advisor
Fabianne works with corporate clients to drive business growth through transformative business models and fit-for-purpose organisations. With experience across multiple industries, she helps leaders design and refine functions, teams, and roles that align with strategy. A certified NLP Practitioner, she also supports business professionals in navigating change.

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‍Panellists:
Joseph Sultana – Owner, Infomate Group, Chairperson and NED at Various
With over 25 years in the IT industry, Joseph has built, scaled, and exited multiple ventures, including co-founding Ascent Software, a UK-based tech firm backed by Horizon Capital. Through Infomate Group, he now helps founder-led SMEs accelerate growth and achieve investor-ready exits. As a strategic board member across Europe, he leverages his expertise in technology and leadership to drive shareholder value.

‍Janos Barberis – Co-Founder, Supercharger Ventures
Janos has an extensive track record in FinTech, recognised as the 32nd Most Powerful Dealmaker globally (Institutional Investors, 2018). His accelerator cohorts have helped 49 start-ups raise over $500 million, many of which are now leading FinTech companies. He is currently building the largest EdTech Accelerator in the world, operating from Malta, with a goal of supporting 1,000+ companies by 2025. In addition, he is developing a platform focused on founder mental health and well-being.

Ruth DeBrincat – Senior Director, Policy and Technical Affairs, National Skills Council – MaltaRuth DeBrincat is the Senior Director for Policy and Technical Affairs at the National Skills Council of Malta, leading efforts to bridge the gap between education and industry while shaping future workforce strategies. She is actively involved in stakeholder engagement and sectoral dialogues, driving policy changes to support skills development. Ruth is also spearheading Malta’s first National Skills Strategy, due for publication in late 2025. Her expertise includes skills intelligence, adult learning incentives, and the impact of megatrends on workforce evolution. Previously, she held leadership roles in research and innovation policy at the Malta Council for Science and Technology and in environmental policy at the Environment and Climate Change Directorate.

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‍Key

Discussion Points:

  • The Workforce of 2030: With 22% of today’s jobs projected to be displaced, how can businesses prepare for this shift?
  • Economic Uncertainty and Job Creation: How will inflation, cost-of-living increases, and economic slowdowns impact employment and business strategy?
  • AI and Automation: What strategies can businesses adopt to balance job displacement with new role creation?
  • Talent and Skills Evolution: How can companies upskill and reskill employees to meet the rising demand for AI, big data, and cybersecurity expertise?

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Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into the future of work and connect with industry leaders.

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‍Reserve your spot today!