Malta Enterprise
Cain Grech Sargent possesses extensive experience in business development, currently serving as the Chief Business Development Officer at Malta Enterprise since 2012, where roles have included Head of Business Development and Manager of SME Support. Additionally, Cain has served as Company Secretary for Business First since July 2017 and worked as an EFL Instructor at EC English Language Centres from 2008 to 2011, as well as a Machine Operator at Farsons Group from June 2007 to September 2008. Academic credentials include an Executive MBA in Business Administration and Management from the University of Malta, attained in 2022, an MA in European Studies focusing on Political Science, and a Bachelor's (Hons) in European Studies, both also from the University of Malta.
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Malta Enterprise
Malta Enterprise is the country’s economic development agency, tasked with attracting new foreign direct investment as well as facilitating the growth of existing operations. In operation under various guises since the 1950s, which is almost since the beginning of Malta’s industrial development, the Corporation contains within it a great deal of accumulated experience in the field. Furthermore, it acts as an adviser to government on economic policy due to its close and constant interaction with the main economic players in the country. Malta Enterprise is also the national contact point for the Enterprise Europe Network through which companies based in Malta can develop links with counterparts in over 60 other countries. Within the organization, one may find a wide variety of skills and backgrounds. This facilitates interaction with investors from all sectors, ensuring that specific requirements are understood and met. The long term presence of an investor in the country is a priority for Malta Enterprise. We therefore work constantly with our clients to find solutions to any issues they may be facing and to help them adapt to changing circumstances. This has resulted in symbiotic relationships being maintained for decades, for the benefit of all concerned.