Brincat will relinquish control at the MGA.

The CEO of the Malta Gaming Authority, Carl Brincat, will not renew his contract which ends on January 25, 2024. Dr. Ryan C Pace, the chairperson, mentioned Carl's significant contributions to the Authority and the gaming industry in Malta. They appreciate the strong base he established while working towards the MGA's goals.

Dr. Brincat expressed how tough it is for him to leave the MGA. His nine years there were full of varied experiences that shaped who he is today. Leading the MGA for the last three years was an honor for him.

 

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It is indeed significant news that the CEO of the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), Carl Brincat, will not be renewing his contract when it expires in January 2024. The Chairperson of the MGA, Dr. Ryan C Pace, commended Brincat's substantial contributions to the Authority and the gambling industry in Malta.

It is clear that Brincat's tenure has been marked by notable achievements, and the MGA values the foundation he has established while working towards the organization's goals. This acknowledgment by the Chairperson underscores the impact Brincat has had during his time at the MGA.

Brincat has expressed how difficult it is for him to leave the MGA after nine years of service. He also mentioned that his time at the Authority has provided him with a diverse range of experiences that have contributed to his personal and professional growth. Leading the MGA over the past three years has been an honor for him.

Brincat's decision not to renew his contract will undoubtedly lead to a transition period at the MGA. The search for a new CEO will begin, and it will be crucial to find a capable leader who can build on the foundation laid by Brincat and continue to drive the MGA forward.

It will be interesting to see what the future holds for the MGA under new leadership. The Authority plays a vital role in regulating the gambling industry in Malta and maintaining the country's reputation as a leading jurisdiction for online gaming. The appointment of a new CEO will be pivotal in ensuring the MGA maintains its effectiveness and adaptability in an ever-evolving industry.