Global Gaming Women’s Knockout Impostor Syndrome brought two days of focused development to The Brewhouse in Mrieħel on 9 and 10 December. The event gathered women from across the igaming sector to work on confidence, communication, visibility, and leadership. The programme was delivered by Tara Alvarez Garcia from TYS Coaching, whose sessions created space for honest discussion and practical skill-building.
GamingMalta supported the event as part of its commitment to strengthening inclusive leadership and creating an environment where women can contribute fully to the sector’s growth. The sessions looked at challenges many professionals face, from impostor syndrome and pressure at work to stepping forward in team settings. The second day moved deeper into management skills, with strong engagement throughout.
The event highlighted the value of practical tools that shape how people communicate and lead, reinforcing the wider effort to build a resilient talent base in line with Malta’s long-term strategic direction. Global Gaming Women continues to provide mentorship, peer support, and learning that help people develop skills and form meaningful connections across the sector.
