Marketing Executive
Luke Mintoff
Luke Mintoff
Luke Mintoff is the Marketing Executive at Mamo TCV Advocates. He is a marketer with vast experience, specifically at Livesport Media, supporting commercial partners with campaigns designed to grow reach, maximise sponsorship value, and drive repeat business. He works across partner coordination, business development, and go-to-market execution—ensuring agreed deliverables translate into visible, on-brand success across digital channels and event marketing. Luke also supports account management and content management, aligning stakeholders, timelines, and assets to keep campaigns moving and partners informed. With a client-first mindset and strong operational rigour, he helps deliver consistent results and strengthens long-term partner relationships.
Education
- B.A Hons Global and European History (2018)
- M.A at MEDAC in Diplomatic Studies (2019)
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Palazzo Pietro Stiges
103, Strait Street
Valletta, VLT 1436
Malta
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