Quinton Scerri

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Quinton Scerri Taylor
MCAST
Cambridge College
Occupation(s)Producer, presenter and former politician
Years active2003–present

Quinton Scerri Taylor is a

TVM, the Public Broadcasting Services
until present. He was elected and shortly served as mayor of Żabbar from 2013 until his resignation in 2014.

Biography

Scerri started his primary education at Zabbar government primary school and then proceeded to attend Saint Elias College.[

Malta College of Science and Technology.[citation needed] In 2011 Scerri graduated in Business Management and Marketing from Cambridge College.[citation needed
]

Scerri started his television career with a group of people in 2003; together they aired a number of radio shows on

redtouch fone Ltd.[citation needed
]

In April 2013 Scerri was appointed as a government official within the Ministry for Tourism and later moved on to the Ministry of Home Affairs and National Security.[citation needed]

In April 2013, he was elected as the Mayor of Zabbar.[1] Scerri resigned as Mayor of Zabbar and later moved out of politics after a controversial fall away with a left wing movement within the Labour Party. This decision created great turbulence within the inner circle of the Labour Party.[2]

Today Scerri works for the

TVM, an hour television discussion at the news of the week, current events and other contemporary subjects.[citation needed
]

Hosted and produced shows

  • 2007/2009: STR82DPOINT - Youth Discussion
  • 2010/2011: EGOS – Fashion Reality Show
  • 2010: Sibtijiet Flimkien – Saturday Afternoon Show
  • 2010, 2011, 2012: Izolati – Live Reality
  • 2012: Q – Youth Variety Show
  • 2010-2012 Minuta Wahda – Daily short documentary
  • 2015- Skjetti – Daily in-depth discussion augmented with current comical relief.

References

  1. ^ Local Council Elections 2013 "Local Council Election Results 2013", Local Councils of Malta.
  2. ^ The Malta Independent. "Quinton Scerri resignation: PL Zabbar committee had threatened to resign ‘en bloc’"'

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