Marc Alden will successfully complete his second term as Chief Executive Officer of Deloitte Malta in June 2027, having served the maximum two leadership terms permitted under the firm’s governance rules.
In a statement on Friday, November 13, Deloitte Malta said partners had elected Conrad Cassar Torregiani to succeed him.
Announcing the election now gives the firm’s leadership time to plan a considered transition while maintaining continuity in its work with clients.
Mr Alden’s tenure has been marked by significant growth.
The firm now employs 600 people, and that growth, built on partners and people responding to clients’ changing needs and earning their trust, has enabled it to offer meaningful, high-quality work and career opportunities in Malta.
“I am proud of what our partners and people have achieved,” Alden said.
“We have grown by doing work that matters to our clients and by earning the trust to help them with more of their ambitions. We have also been able to create opportunities for talented people to build their careers in Malta. It has been a privilege to lead the firm through this chapter.”
Mr Alden will remain with Deloitte Malta as a partner, taking on the role of Government and Public Sector Business Leader, as well as working with high- profile clients, and providing executive sponsorship of the internal risk function.
He will continue working directly with clients navigating change, growth and expansion, drawing on his experience of leading the firm to help them make decisions and address complex challenges.
“I am excited about the work ahead,” Mr Alden said.
“Malta is entering an important period of transformation. I look forward to working more closely with the government and the public sector, while continuing to advise clients as they plan for growth, manage change and pursue new opportunities.”
Mr Cassar Torregiani currently leads Deloitte Malta's Tax practice.
‘Conrad is an excellent choice to lead Deloitte Malta,” Mr Alden said.
“We have worked side by side for most of our careers, and I know the value and commitment he brings to our people and our clients. He has been a formidable Tax leader. I cannot think of anyone better to take the firm into its next chapter.”
The two will work together over the coming months to prepare the transition. Mr Cassar Torregiani takes on the CEO role in June 2027, with Rachel Zarb Cousin succeeding him as leader of the Tax practice.
Mr Cassar Torregiani said he is already preparing for the new role.
“Marc has led Deloitte Malta with ambition and a deep commitment to its people. I have valued working alongside him and look forward to building on what he and our colleagues have achieved when I take on the CEO role in June 2027. We will work closely together in the months ahead to prepare for the transition. I am proud, too, of the strength of our Tax leadership team and confident that Rachel Zarb Cousin and our wider partner group will continue to serve clients with distinction," he said.
For more information, please visit www.deloitte.com/mt
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