HSBC Malta ‘At Our Best Excellence Awards’ Reception
Pictured above: Clint Falzon, Mandy Falzon, David Perotti, Rose Marie Borg, Caroline Buhagiar Klass, Franco Aloisio and Sarah De Marco
HSBC Bank Malta recently celebrated the winners of the ‘At Our Best Excellence Awards’ with a reception held at the terrace of the newly refurbished Valletta Market. The winners of these awards were announced earlier this year during the bank’s annual townhall meeting.
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- George Brancaleone, Mariella Campbell, David Perotti and CEO Andrew Beane
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- The winners of the HSBC Malta ‘At Our Best Excellence Awards 2018’ with CEO Andrew Beane
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- Joseph Stafrace, Pierre Brincat, Suzanne Stafrace, CEO Andrew Beane, Irina Seylanyan and Anna Camilleri
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- Ivan Borg, Denise Borg, Christine Scerri and Tonio Frendo
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- Lisa Cini, Mariella Campbell, Rita Farrugia, Rosalie Hili, Anthony Felice, Roberta Felice and Adrian Sammut
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- Louis Briffa, Graziella Grech, Samantha Hollyoak and Kurt Hollyoak
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- Mario Camilleri, Maryrose Camilleri and CEO Andrew Beane
- July 7, 2018 No comments Posted in: Events Tags: Excellence Awards, HSBC
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