Jean Pierre Schembri

CPHCL Finance p.l.c. has announced the appointment of Jean Pierre Schembri as Executive Director, effective 17th February 2025. According to a company announcement, Mr Schembri, who currently serves as CEO of CPHCL, brings extensive experience in corporate governance, public administration, and European affairs.

Mr Schembri joined CPHCL Finance p.l.c. in 2018 in a senior executive role and was appointed Company Secretary for International Hotel Investments p.l.c. (IHI) in June 2019. Over five years, he played a pivotal role in strengthening corporate governance frameworks and strategic initiatives. His leadership within the group led to his appointment as CEO of CPHCL in 2024, and he continues to contribute to various CPHCL and group subsidiary boards.

Before joining IHI, Mr Schembri held prominent positions within the Maltese public service and the European Union. He served at Malta’s Permanent Representation to the EU before transitioning to the European Union Civil Service in 2012, where he occupied senior management roles. His academic background includes a Master’s degree in European Politics and Administration from the College of Europe in Bruges and a BA Hons degree from the University of Malta.

The Board of Directors of CPHCL Finance p.l.c. now consists of Chairman Mr Frank Xerri de Caro (independent, non-executive director), Mr Mario Galea (independent, non-executive director), Mr Alfred Camilleri (non-executive director), and executive directors Mr Jean Pierre Schembri and Ms Rachel Stilon. Additionally, the Audit Committee is chaired by Mr Mario Galea and includes Mr Xerri de Caro and Mr Camilleri as members.

Featured Image: Jean Pierre Schembri / LinkedIn

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