Michael Bonello, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Alliance, recently took to LinkedIn to share a proud moment as his daughter, Thea Bonello Fenech, emerged as one of the top performers at the real estate agency for the fourth quarter of 2024.
"Among Alliance top performers of Q4 2024, there is also my daughter, Thea Bonello Fenech, who's starting to leave her signature in real estate! I am very proud of that. Onto the next milestones now!" Mr Bonello wrote in his LinkedIn post.
Ms Bonello Fenech, according to her Instagram profile, is an international business student at Royal Holloway, University of London.
Alliance is a prominent real estate agency brand in Malta, built on an extensive network of strategically located offices and the expertise of its founding partners. The company’s team consists of over 160 trusted property advisers, backed by the latest technologies and an extended network of professional experts to enhance individual capabilities.
Alliance operates from multiple branches across Malta, including Sliema, Gżira, Pietà, Swieqi, St. Julian’s, San Ġwann, and Santa Venera, in addition to maintaining a strong online presence. The company has ambitious plans for future expansion, aiming to further enhance its service offerings in the competitive real estate market.
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Michael Bonello and Thea Bonello Fenech / LinkedIn
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