
Indeed,
Le Méridien St Julians Hotel & Spa – part of Le Méridien hotels worldwide –
boasts a mission statement that is closely intertwined with arts and
creativity. Its Brand shares a passion for style, art, architecture, design,
cuisine and fashion. Through partnerships with artists, Le Méridien hotels
worldwide provide a place of discovery for anyone interested in exploring the
modern culture of the local destination they are traveling to. Throughout the
years, Le Méridien has forged fruitful relationships with cultural institutions
around the globe, targeting the creative class and bringing alive its core
values. This couldn’t have been achieved without the introduction, back in
2007, of an international Le Méridien creative committee called LM100. This
group of renowned personalities with a vast experience in different artistic
fields played a tremendous role in leading the global Brand further on its
creative path. The members of LM100 came up with branded artistic concepts that
soon became standards for all Le Méridien properties around the world.
It
is clear that Le Méridien Brand certainly managed to capture the consumers’
growing interest for cultural and artistic exploration. But the rise of the
creative class is a reality in Malta too. The management of Le Méridien St
Julians Hotel & Spa saw it as an increasing necessity to extend its support
to the interesting cultural scene in Malta - which is yet to be unveiled to the
eyes of most international travelers. “Malta is known overseas for its past
cultural heritage, which is undeniably unique and enriching”, explains Mr.
Vella, General Manager at Le Méridien St Julians Hotel & Spa. “But
little do they know about the vibrancy of today’s talents in many different
artistic fields. In Malta, we have talented performers and artists exploring so
many styles. For such a small territory, the density of creative minds is
impressive and deserves to be praised on the international scene. This powerful
stream of creativity needed a common platform to unite their strength and
passions.”
Indeed,
inspired by the global LM100 concept, the Management Team of Le Méridien St
Julians Hotel & Spa sensed that a lot more could be done. They approached
some of the biggest names associated to culture in Malta. In return, the
selected members embraced the initiative with a lot of enthusiasm. The hotel
didn’t hesitate to go above and beyond expectations in order to convey their
strong belief in this innovative project. All selected partners were invited to
the official launch of this local creative committee, called LM100Malta in
remembrance of its global big brother LM100. This first successful meeting was
held at the property on Monday 5th of March. For the occasion, the
room was set up in an interactive manner, giving the participants the
possibility to experience the interactive Brand concepts that are already
activated at the hotel. Together, the new Creative Ambassadors of Le Méridien
St Julians Hotel & Spa went through a full interactive presentation of
LM100Malta concept, followed by a brainstorming session that proved to be
extremely encouraging. No doubt that we will hear about LM100Malta again in the
very near future.
LM100Malta
members:
Edward
Mercieca, theater
Joe
Xuereb, sculptor (his work is already on display in the lobby of Le Méridien
St Julians Hotel & Spa)
Julian
Calascione, Illy representative
Rene
Rossignaud, photographer
Pierre
Giusti, painter
Victor
Bonello, wine specialist
Marie-Therese
Vassallo, Malta Cultural Institute
Renzo
Spiteri, musician and composer
Paul
Said, Valletta Glass
Josanne
Cassar, free-lance journalist
More
information about LM100: lemeridien.com/LM100
More
information about LM100Malta: lemeridienmalta.com/LM100Malta
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