Farsons Group has promoted Paul Sciberras to the role of Logistics Executive, marking a significant milestone in a career that began on the company’s delivery routes more than 14 years ago.

Paul Sciberras / Facebook

Mr Sciberras first joined Farsons as delivery personnel, a role he held for over five years before progressing steadily through a series of logistics positions. Over the years, he served as Logistics Clerk, Logistics Coordinator, Logistics Officer and Logistics Administrator, building hands-on operational knowledge across the group’s logistics function before stepping into his current executive role.

Mr Sciberras holds a Higher Diploma in Administration and Management from the University of Malta and is currently reading for a Master of Business Administration at the same institution.

Farsons Group is engaged in the brewing, production, sale and distribution of own-branded and international beers and beverages, as well as the importation, wholesale and retail of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The group also manages and operates the regenerated Farsons Brewery, now a world-class destination that includes a brewery experience, catering outlets, a brand store and offices.

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