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Kim Dalli Promoted to Director at MGA, Expanding Comms and Events Oversight

Kim Dalli Promoted to Director at MGA, Expanding Comms and Events Oversight

Kim Dalli has been appointed Director of PR, Events and Communications at the Malta Gaming Authority, a step up from her previous role as Head of PR and Communications.

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Editorial Staff13 November 2026

Kim Dalli has been appointed Director of PR, Events and Communications at the Malta Gaming Authority, moving up from her previous role as Head of PR and Communications.

Dalli first joined the MGA more than four years ago as PR and Communications Manager. She was promoted to Head of PR and Communications in May 2025.

“It’s a milestone that means a great deal to me, not least because I’m genuinely proud of the work we do at the Authority, and of the people I have the privilege of working alongside every day”

Her new role gives her broader leadership over the Authority’s public relations, events and communications functions. The appointment signals the MGA’s continued investment in its corporate communications capacity as the regulator navigates a shifting iGaming landscape.

Announcing the move on LinkedIn, Dalli described it as a milestone of considerable personal significance. She highlighted her pride in the work carried out by the MGA and the colleagues with whom she works.

“It’s a milestone that means a great deal to me, not least because I’m genuinely proud of the work we do at the Authority, and of the people I have the privilege of working alongside every day,”

Dalli’s career spans journalism, corporate affairs, business development and strategic communications. Before joining the MGA, she was Business Development Manager at IDEA Academy, where she built experience in commercial relationships and business development.

Earlier, she served as Corporate Affairs Manager at Vodafone, working in corporate communications and external affairs. She also worked as a journalist at The Times of Malta, giving her first-hand experience of the media landscape and the relationship between organisations, journalists and the public.

In her current position, Dalli has represented the MGA’s communications perspective at industry events and discussions, including sessions on crisis communications and the importance of transparency, accountability and credibility under public scrutiny.

For Malta’s business community, the appointment reflects the growing importance of strategic communications within the regulator. As the MGA faces increased international attention and regulatory complexity, having a director-level role dedicated to PR, events and communications suggests a more structured approach to stakeholder engagement and reputation management.

“I’m looking forward to this next chapter, to continuing to learn, and most of all, to continuing to work with people who make the journey so worthwhile,”

Dalli is also an accomplished writer and actress, adding a creative dimension to her professional profile.