As the Founder and Senior Managing Partner of NOUV, Mark Aquilina brings years of experience to the firm. He is a seasoned C-Level professional and a strategist, who is responsible for leading the firm’s annual planning processes, developing long-range strategic plans, objectives and tactics, and guiding the brand strategy in his role as Chief Visionary Officer. Mark ensures that all business activities align with the firm’s aspirations and vision while creating a culture that cultivates and supports innovation. He also defines the paths for our clients’ acquisition strategy, pursues sales generation, supports data management and analysis, and inspires, coaches, and develops our team’s capabilities.
With over 25 years of experience in the management and financial services industry, locally and internationally, Mark brings a wealth of knowledge to client projects. He is responsible for assisting clients in conceptualising and preparing investors’ pitch decks, including industry and company analysis, and benchmarking for potential buy-side/sell-side mandates.
Throughout his career, Mark has occupied roles in the consultancy division of Arthur Andersen and Ernst & Young, acted as Group Financial Controller for a renowned Group of companies in Malta, and was a Financial Controller with one of the largest groups in the Middle East.
Mark holds a Master of Science degree in Finance from the University of Aberdeen and is a fellow member of the UK’s management institute. He obtained a Certificate of completion in Sustainable Finance from the University of Cambridge He also holds certifications from the International Academy of Financial Management as a certified Master Financial Controller and Master Financial Professional.
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