GO plc’s Chief Commercial Officer Antonio Ivankovic thanked colleagues and customers alike as the company was recognised as Malta’s fastest network for the first half of 2021.
Go received the award from Ookla, the company behind Speedtest.net, one of the most popular websites for testing internet speeds.
“I would like to thank all customers for their trust and all GO plc colleagues for their hard work and devotion,” Mr Ivankovic wrote on LinkedIn, adding that businesses should communicate the fact they won such awards.
“For every euro you invest in certification, you should reserve at least the same for activation. Make your successes heard. Your customers will have peace of mind knowing they are in the best hands, and you will get a perfect platform to boost employee pride and morale,” he wrote.
Mr Ivankovic, who is from Croatia, is coming up to his fourth anniversary at GO, having previously spent five years at Deutsche Telekom.
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