Central Mediterranean Business School (CMBS) has recently announced the appointment of Kristina Galea Borg as its new School Principal.

She was named in the position at the start of the new year, and will be leading the school during what it has dubbed as an “exciting new era” as the pioneering business school explores new avenues for education and sets out on a path of further growth and internationalisation.

Bringing over a decade and a half of experience in education, she will be spearheading all of CMBS’s local operations and will work closely with its Founder and CEO Morgan Parnis, whose focus will be on driving the international strategy.

“As we pave the way for the future of Central Mediterranean Business School, we are thrilled to announce the appointment of Kristina as our new School Principal. With her exceptional background and proven track record in education and leadership, Kristina is the perfect leader to guide CMBS Malta to new heights,” he said.

“Together with our executive team, faculty, and students, we will continue to innovate and excel, building a legacy that will shape the future of further and higher education,” Mr Parnis added.

CMBS Founder and CEO Morgan Parnis / LinkedIn

In her new role, Ms Galea Borg will be focused on driving the business school’s strategic initiatives on the Maltese Islands. Her focus will primarily be on creating a new comprehensive strategic plan that will position the school’s students, faculty, and staff on the path to success in the years ahead.

“With her deep understanding of our core values of excellence, knowledge, integrity, and creativity, Kristina is a natural fit for our team. Her shared vision for a future in which education is a catalyst for impact aligns perfectly with the mission of CMBS,” Mr Parnis explained.

“We are thrilled to have her lead Malta into the next phase of our journey, where her role will be instrumental in shaping the future of our school through continuous innovation and the cultivation of a culture centred on excellence, knowledge, integrity and creativity,” he concluded.

Ms Galea Borg, who holds a Master of Science in International Management from University of Sussex and a Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics from University of Malta, will be joining CMBS following a distinguished career at EF, where she held leadership positions as Director of Studies and then as Director of Academics.

“Meeting students and staff as part of the induction process was fantastic and provided me with a true sense of the school culture and ethos, so I knew it was a wonderful fit,” she said.

“I'm very excited to be joining a team that is dynamic, competent, and ambitious and has at the forefront of its daily operation the commitment to deliver a student-oriented and high-quality personalised service,” she added.

Launched in 2013, CMBS seeks to empower professionals and aspiring leaders that desire to further their education and business skills by offering accredited courses on leadership, management, coaching, mentoring, human resources, finance, marketing, economics, and various other areas.