David Revagliatte is a strategic content and communications specialist with experience in financial services, e-commerce, retail and education sectors.

He is the Director of Marketing and Digital at an established professional services firm and is a writer and podcaster. He writes about fintech, finance and business-related issues and is the host and producer of the Gibraltar Business Podcast and the GibSams Guide to Wellbeing at Work. 

Nuria is an experienced Travel Management Executive with extensive knowledge of the tourism, transport and hospitality industry developed over 20 years of delivering excellence across all these sectors.

Nuria has experience working across Gibraltar, Southern Spain and Middle East, managing and coordinating the administrative requirements of delegates, teams, participants, artists and crew for both local and major international events. This has led her to build an unparalleled network of contacts and a reputation for delivering success that is invaluable to the efforts of any major operation.

Proud to have worked and partnered with various brands and organisations such as the BBC, MTV Calling Music Festival and local sporting associations, she also provided accommodation, travel and hospitality services that were vital to the success of the 2019 Natwest International Island Games.

Presently, Nuria is the founder and director of Pulse, a Travel and Event Management Company providing management and consultancy services across the sports, entertainment and tourism sectors.  

James’ working life started in the gaming sector where he worked in the fraud department of one of Gibraltar’s largest gaming companies. He was then head hunted to work for one of the world’s leading independent assurance and advisory firms to deal almost exclusively with the authorized administration of a large prominent Gibraltar law firm, company and trust services provider following the revocation of its financial services license and has been involved in specialist investigatory assignments on behalf of the Gibraltar regulator.

James is a corporate and commercial lawyer with over 10 years’ experience specializing in Insolvency and is fully conversant with the Insolvency Act and Rules. Having held an unrestricted license to act as an Insolvency Practitioner by the Gibraltar regulator he has and continues to act as liquidator in a number of solvent liquidations.

He has advised on complex restructuring transactions, claims against directors for negligence working with Queen's Counsel instructed on the high-profile insolvency cases. Further he has dealt with fixed charge receiverships over real estate assets gaining experience in landlord and tenant matters.

Currently James is undertaking the Professional Diploma in Competence in Gibraltar Financial Services with a view to broaden his scope of knowledge in the Financial Services industry.

I have worked in financial services all of my life, having started in school running the then “Midland Bank” at lunchtimes for young savers. I was fortunate to be encouraged by my grandfather who had been a bank manager himself and complete with a good dose of inspiration from the TV Series Wonder Woman I embarked on life believing that I really could have it all and I could be a superhero!

Fast forward several years and I am now involved in 3 financial service sector companies assisting clients with tax and accountancy, company formation and management and financial planning and investment.

The road has been bumpy to say the least and it has been hard to maintain my commitment to the industry and self-belief at times. This industry sector has traditionally been male dominated, possibly a reflection of the previous generation’s approach in which the breadwinner, who was typically male, would also manage the household’s financial arrangements.

I am fortunate that one of my superpowers is being able to listen, together with being able to empathise means that I can really understand my clients’ needs and I am able to gauge the level at which I need to explain their options. I truly believe that this is partly because I am a woman and those skills have been fine tuned since I was a child. I identify as female and society has always treated me in a certain way due to the sex I was born with. This has shaped the person I have become and I celebrate who I am.

It’s important to celebrate differences. Through discussion, debate and even disagreement we make change and develop. Men and women are different. We shouldn’t try to be the same, but we do need to be equitable. We need to provide opportunities for all, we need to give the job to the best person and we need to provide support where it is needed.

Executive with 20 years of experience in finance, digital marketing, strategy, and project management. He started his career at PwC and went on to manage the exponential growth of an E-payments service distribution.

Co-founded 2 startups in E-health and Digital Marketing before serving a Key role in Capex.com, as CFO and currently as CSO, focusing on company’ overall strategy to expand its trading platform and Fintech services.

For the last 5 years he is the Operational Head of a Family Office, responsible for screening and evaluation of projects, due-diligence and transaction/investment. Portfolio range from Tech Startups to Real-Estate (some directly managed) and more recently Renewable Energies (Solar Park).

Ricardo is an avid learner and keeps up with the latest trends, recently with a particular interest in blockchain technology and the impact it can have in all aspects of society and business.

I have been a teacher for 33 years, working in both the UK and Gibraltar. I have worked in both the state and the private sectors and was Head of English for 6 years at Beaconsfield High School before I moved to Wycombe Abbey. At the latter school where I taught for 17 years, I honed my university advising skills, training staff on applications and references and working on a one-to-one basis with students as a senior leader in the Sixth Form and Head of Lower Sixth. In my final years there I became the school’s Overseas Universities Advisor, working with students applying to American institutions as well as Canada and Hong Kong. For the past 3 years I have been Head of Sixth Form and member of the SLT at Prior Park School in Gibraltar. I am extremely proud of the destinations of our Sixth Form leavers which include Oxford, Imperial, Durham, UCL, Bristol, Bath and Southampton and whose degree choices range from Medicine to Fine Art. My aim is to give clear advice to young people at a vital stage in their life, thus enabling them to make informed choices. As a parent of two young men aged 21 and 23, I understand the difficulties students can encounter and appreciate the best ways of supporting them. In August 2022 I decided to leave classroom teaching. I now work as an independent advisor for some institutions including Prior Park as well as private clients.

First established in 2013, The EV Foundation's mission is to support local and nearby Spanish disadvantaged families whose household income is insufficient to afford basic necessities such as food, clothing, payment of utilities and rent, furniture for the home, electrodomestics, amongst many other needs.

They act as an advocate for these vulnerable families and individuals so they can thrive with the right support by empowering them to become successful.

Created from a love of branded content and built on over 20 years of experience, Motion believes in the power of storytelling. It creates bespoke, content-driven strategies that bring businesses to life. Services include content and copywriting, podcast production and marketing consultancy. Motion is the perfect partner for businesses looking to grow in today's competitive marketplace. motion-gi.com 

CYE-CYL (pronounced as ‘Cycle’) is an acronym for Change your Energy, Change Your Life. We provide training and development programmes for young people between the ages of 12-21, encouraging them to live with confidence, drive, and ambition. We aspire to prompt participants to act with purpose, encouraging them to feel they can make a difference in their own lives and the lives of others. We do this through our different programmes; The 'Summer Challenge', The Innovation Hub and Travel with a Purpose.

The Summer Challenge is a 3 week programme, separated into three phases. Week 1 is the Outdoor Challenge, whereby participants develop their bonds through a week residential full of outdoor activities, such as kayaking, climbing, abseiling and more. Week 2 is the Innovation Challenge, an eclectic mix of The Apprentice meets Dragons Den, whereby participants bring out their inner entrepreneur and plan a SALE DAY in which profits go towards a charity partner of their choice. Finally, Week 3 is the Community Challenge, where participants spend time volunteering with a community partner. Participants choose between photography, media, drama or sports, and liaise with a community partner to carry out a FUN DAY with service users or members of our community partner.

After the success of the summer challenge, last year saw the launch of 'The Innovation Hub'. This initiative aims to continue providing participants with the skills to succeed in their personal, academic and/or professional lives, through regular events and activities within schools and outside. Finally, our 'Travel with a Purpose' initiative was launched just before the turn of the year. Aiming to prompt participants to continue volunteering with those who need it the most, we have decided to collaborate with Help Me Learn Africa to embark on a journey to Ghana, whereby a group of young local adults will assist locals in the construction of educational facility in Maranatha camp, Ada

We understand that today’s business world requires professionals with an understanding of all aspects of business, who are able to think critically and act decisively.

Each School of Business programme has been designed in collaboration with industry. This ensures our students develop relevant, in-demand skills and are ready to hit the ground running when they graduate.

At the University of Gibraltar, you will learn from expert academic staff who are actively engaged in professional practice. They bring a wealth of international experience along with first-hand knowledge of cutting-edge business practices that enriches the learning experience.

All School of Business programmes align with the highest UK quality standards and the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority audits all university programmes on an annual basis.

Our smaller class sizes allow a more personal approach to teaching and give students the space to make lasting connections and explore their particular area of interest.