‘A business can sustain growth by identifying solutions and leveraging strengths’ – Sven von der Heyden

Following the successful placement of a new €35 million bond issue and with more than three decades of trust in nearly 20 cities across Europe, Sven von der Heyden’s Group brings a wealth of experience in real estate investment, as well as a series of complementary brands in the luxury sector.

“Data-based and realistic planning is always the best road to success. A business should be steered by a synchronised long-term strategy designed to reach both long- and short-term goals. Today’s ever-changing, AI-fuelled, fast[1]paced world has triggered a rigorous agility standard that demands businesses to adapt to change quickly.

“A business can sustain growth by identifying solutions and leveraging strengths, repositioning and even diversifying – always on the rails of the strategic timelines. Limited resources and skyrocketing energy prices have proved that having eco-ethos in a business model is not just a CSR move, but an essential means to collective, planetary survival. Soon, those businesses that do not integrate climate action into their value chain will be left behind.

“In 2023 and beyond, customer experience, AI innovation, quality and climate action should be at the forefront of everyone’s business agenda. Taking measures to reposition the island as an exclusive luxury destination may be ambitious, but in the long run will position Malta more sustainably.”

This feature was first carried in the MaltaCEOs 2023 print publication, the sister brand to MaltaCEOs.mt, both produced by Content House Group