Man of the Year
Nicholas Sammut, a research engineer at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN), is this year's Johnnie Walker Man of the Year. Dr Sammut won the overall and professional categories, with the other winners being Oliver Friggieri for arts and entertainment, Aaron Ciantar for sports and Winston Zahra Jr for business. The Johnnie Walker Man of the Year Award is an annual event in a number of countries worldwide and is organised annually in Malta by M. Demajo (Wines and Spirits) Ltd.
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M.Micallef
Nov 17th 2009, 23:49
Congrats....
and that Johnnie Walker black label is superb!!!
Jonathan Mercieca
Oct 17th 2009, 11:29
Well done Nicholas!!
Jesmond Micallef
Oct 17th 2009, 00:56
Cool,....... Well done to Mr.Sammut.....indeed.
The Large Hadron Particle Collider has today reached -271 degrees C !!!
Double celebration to you young Maltese Engineer.
Marco Cremona
Oct 16th 2009, 21:57
Congratulations, Nicholas! You are an asset to our country and our profession.
From a fellow researcher and engineer
Raymond Sammut
Oct 16th 2009, 16:14
Congratulations to Nicholas. But looks like no research for a while yet.
Christian Sciberras
Oct 16th 2009, 13:12
That was quite a surprise, personally.
Congratulations on this personal achievement!
Keep it up, working on what the Maltese haven't done in millenia.
Best wishes to a dear friend,
Christain Sciberras.
Eric Gahn
Oct 16th 2009, 11:19
Congrats Nicholas. Hopefully this is the sound of the country waking up and not just adoring footballers, models, priests and politicians.