Matthew Camilleri, Founder and CEO at Floriana-based Castille has been appointed as a Board Member at IT@Cork.
Based in Cork, Ireland, IT@Cork is an established member-driven technology cluster covering the country’s South-West area.
The organisation was launched in November 1997 and is now a leading industry player with an elected Board of Director who volunteer their time and expertise to guide and develop the organisation for the benefit of Members.
The IT@Cork Board is responsible for the strategic direction of the association as well as the corporate governance of the business.
Said Board is led by Chairperson Gillian Bergin and Vice Chair Donagh Kiernan. Mr Camilleri is one of 18 individuals making up IT@Cork’s board.
Presently, Mr Camilleri also serves as Non-Executive Board Member at M&Z plc and as Director at San Anton Holdings Ltd. He has been at the helm of Castille since its foundation in April 2007.
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