Pitchora Talks
Bringing The Community Together
The Pitchora Talks are a series of discussions of insightful topics that are specifically impacting the local start-up scene. Let's hear it from the founders and stakeholders themselves!
Bringing The Community Together
The Pitchora Talks are a series of discussions of insightful topics that are specifically impacting the local start-up scene. Let's hear it from the founders and stakeholders themselves!
The official opening speech for Pitchora Talks
It takes a number of personal skills to push the boundaries of innovation. Malta Chamber Members Yasmin de Giorgio, Maurizio Mamo, Alistair Buttigieg and James Camilleri bring clarity to the salient entrepreneurial skills required to boost a start-up’s success.
Family business CEOs Benjamin Tabone Grech and Chris Busuttil Delbridge present us with a discussion about the increased risk appetite for investing in start-ups as well as the importance of incorporating new technology within their business models.
The road to start-up success may have its bumps along the way. Expert entrepreneurs James Zammit, Johan Zammit, Patrice Peyre, Beata Young and Peter Grech give us their take on the biggest mistakes early business founders can make - and how to avoid them.
Paul Grech, Arthur Azzopardi, Ellie Krantz and Brian Zarb Adami take us through the motions of getting into shape for investment, shedding light on what exactly it is that start-ups must do to showcase their business ideas to appeal to what investors look for.
FreeHour Founder & CEO Zach Ciappara walks us through his experience as a creator of a booming digital platform for students that also caters for local & international brands looking to attract that demographic through advertising.
The lens of wartime vs peacetime leadership may provide a transformative way of thinking that ought to improve entrepreneurs’ different management skills. Violetta
Shishkina, Founder of CAD Chain & Fe/male switch, delves into what it takes to be a Wartime CEO.
The mindset to keep going no matter what can pave the way for a strategic and successful start-up journey. Ben Vincenti and Jonathan Azzopardi Frantz, Co-Founders of Get Hitched, Evently and Bookia give us a look into the visions and values that have proved fruitful in their business affairs.
Founder of eCabs Matthew Bezzina gives us a glimpse into his journey as the bringer of the taxi revolution in Malta, sharing his journey on how he managed to disrupt the local taxi market and how eCabs continues to come forward with innovative solutions.
Choosing the right Co-Founder is without a doubt one of the most important decisions to make not only for your start-up but also for your overall quality of life during your business journey. Rachel Cachia and Martina Zammit share their success story as business partners.
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Malta’s start-up ecosystem is coming off age with government and private industry structures improving their output. Competitions and events are dotting the start-up calendar year but the usual problematic suspects are still at large. The panel shall address the way forward, especially in relation to financing, banking and entrepreneurial culture.
A sure way to reduce the inevitable risks that come with the event of a business sale is to prepare in advance. Scaling a start-up to exit is likely to take work and time. Julian Pace Ross, Chris Peregin and Michael Bonello draw on their experience and share their best strategies for exiting your start-up.
Banking is a hot topic for the start-up community. Entrepreneurs Simon Micallef, Luca Arrigo, Kenneth Farrugia and Chris Agius come forward with an expert solution for a considerable issue - what can a start-up do to make the bank opening process more efficient?
No matter the scale of your business, being knowledgeable about strategic ways to raise capital can often mean the difference between success and failure. Angel Investors Mikko Puhakka, Marcel Cutajar, Stephen Chetcuti Bonavita and Claire Cianco walk us through the significant journey of raising capital.
