As Chief Operations Officer at the St John’s Co-Cathedral Foundation, Ian Camilleri oversees the strategic and operational management of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Having held the role since 2023, Mr Camilleri’s responsibilities include managing infrastructure maintenance, coordinating security operations, and leading major maintenance and development initiatives.

Since joining the Foundation in 2018 as an Operations Officer, Mr Camilleri has progressed through key leadership roles, including Operations Manager, and has been instrumental in delivering several high-impact projects, such as the new environment control system of the Grand Masters’ Crypt and the clock engine room.

“With a professional background spanning over three decades, I bring extensive expertise in governance, project management, and stakeholder engagement,” Mr Camilleri elaborates. “My focus is on safeguarding the architectural and artistic heritage of the Co-Cathedral while enhancing its operational efficiency and visitor experience, ensuring its enduring contribution to cultural preservation and public enrichment. At the same time, I remain deeply committed to preserving the sacred authenticity of the place, recognising its role not only as a historical monument but also as a living house of worship and spiritual heritage”.

Mr Camilleri has cultivated a robust and multidisciplinary educational foundation, combining technical expertise with advanced knowledge in governance and management. His academic qualifications include a Master’s Degree in Governance and Management, supported by postgraduate certifications at MQF Level 7. These credentials have deepened his understanding of strategic leadership, organisational governance, and operational efficiency.

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