Simon De Cesare has spent 26 years inside his family's business, the group behind Eden Cinemas, the InterContinental and Casino Malta, and became its CEO in 2018. He never thought he had a choice, and he is the one who decides what gets built and what gets closed. In this episode he talks about how one hotel in Sliema became a whole street, why every new business gets two years, where the money in a cinema ticket goes, and what the tests told him at 50. It is a conversation about ownership, judgement, and what it costs to carry it.
Simon De Cesare has spent 26 years inside his family's business, the group behind Eden Cinemas, the InterContinental and Casino Malta, and became its CEO in 2018. He never thought he had a choice, and he is the one who decides what gets built and what gets closed. In this episode he talks about how one hotel in Sliema became a whole street, why every new business gets two years, where the money in a cinema ticket goes, and what the tests told him at 50. It is a conversation about ownership, judgement, and what it costs to carry it.
Simon De Cesare has spent 26 years inside his family's business, the group behind Eden Cinemas, the InterContinental and Casino Malta, and became its CEO in 2018. He never thought he had a choice, and he is the one who decides what gets built and what gets closed. In this episode he talks about how one hotel in Sliema became a whole street, why every new business gets two years, where the money in a cinema ticket goes, and what the tests told him at 50. It is a conversation about ownership, judgement, and what it costs to carry it.
