
ABOUT THE FOUNDATION
The PJI Foundation was established to celebrate the life of ISOLAS former senior partner, the Hon Peter Joseph Isola OBE, who passed away in 2006.
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Peter and his wife Rosie, who was awarded an MBE for her commitment and over 50 years of service to The Red Cross, were always keen to help those less fortunate; Peter spent much of his life involved in politics, helping the people of Gibraltar achieve their aspirations, whilst Rosie dedicated much of her time to charity. The main goal of the PJI Foundation is therefore to support local charities.
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The Foundation has donated funds to a substantial number of charities thanks to donations made by the family, as well as the time and commitment of the staff at ISOLAS and Fiduciary, who regularly participate in fundraising activities such as cycling marathons, bakes sales and much more.

TRUSTEES

Peter Isola
Peter Isola is the Senior Partner of Isolas LLP, Gibraltar’s longest established law firm, dating back to 1892, and is the Chairman of the Fiduciary Group, a regulated corporate, trust and wealth management group. He is a Board member of a number of regulated firms.
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He is a former Commissioner of the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission, the Financial Services Regulator and is a previous President of the Gibraltar Chamber of Commerce. He is a highly respected lawyer and business leader and is well known for his active support of the local community.
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He is a trustee of several Gibraltar charities including his family’s own charitable trust, the Peter J Isola Foundation.

Albert Isola
The Hon Albert Isola CBE is a Senior Partner of Isolas LLP, continuing a family legacy of lawyers tracing its roots to 1892.
He served as a Minister of Her Majesty’s Government of Gibraltar, elected in 2013 and successfully re-elected in 2015 and 2019 before retiring in 2023. In recognition of his outstanding contributions to the financial and digital industries in Gibraltar, Albert was appointed a Commander of The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE) by King Charles III in January 2024.
Most significantly in his years of service he drove the establishment of the Government owned but independently run Gibraltar International Bank and introduced the world’s first legal and regulatory framework for the Distributed Ledger Technology sector in 2018.
Since 2006, he has shared responsibility for the Peter J. Isola Foundation, established to honor the extraordinary lives and dedicated service of his parents, Peter J. Isola OBE and Rose Isola MBE (50 years with the Red Cross). Driven by a deep sense of social responsibility, Albert’s commitment to supporting local charities is the foundation's core mission, continuing his family's legacy of community engagement.

Lawrence Isola
Lawrence Isola is the CEO of Europort (International) Holdings Limited, Co-Founder and Chairman of Broadband Gibraltar Limited (also known as Sapphire Networks), and Co-Founder and Chairman of the BMI Group. He also sits on the boards of several property-related companies and was a founding member of the Fiduciary Group, established with his brother Peter in 1982.
With a career rooted in property, Lawrence has played his part in shaping some of Gibraltar’s real estate landscape. Starting as a real estate broker through Fiduciary Property Services Ltd, he went on to lead major developments. His early contributions include introducing and managing Gardiners View, a Wimpey Homes project, in the early 1980s, followed by Portland House which was completed in 1991.
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He has since led the family’s investments in many of Gibraltar’s landmark developments, including Europlaza, Atlantic Suites, Kings Wharf, The Primary Care Centre, and One Bayside. He also drove the development of Europort which has become one of Gibraltar’s leading commercial hubs.
In the tech space, Lawrence drove Broadband Gibraltar, which brought much-needed competition and high-speed internet. By laying fibre infrastructure through the frontier between Gibraltar and Spain and up to Madrid he helped support the growth of Gibraltar’s online gaming industry—a key sector of the economy. The company also introduced Gibraltar’s first fibre-to-the-home services under the brand of U-Mee.

Tammy Isola
Tammy is a people’s person and has always thrived in working in a team environment, and this is best visible in her passion for working with children. Having obtained her Foundation Degree in Early Years Teaching at the Montessori Centre International in London she worked with children from 2017 to 2020 at a private Nursery in London. With the outbreak of Covid 19 she returned home and began working in HR with ISOLAS LLP from where she obtained her CIPD Level 3 Foundation in People Practice.
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Today, Tammy brings her energy and creativity to the Business Development Team at ISOLAS LLP where she works closely with lawyers and executives in enhancing their outreach to the market place managing digital content and working through the Firms development strategy.
Tammy has developed particular skills in the areas of digital and social media which are already contributing to the Firms development.
She also plays an active part in ISOLAS' ESG efforts and leads the Socialite Committee, helping to build strong relationships and engagement across the firm.
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Tammy commented, “it is a real privilege to be asked to join the Board of Trustees of the Peter J Isola Foundation. My grand-parents will be very proud to see their grand-children working together to continue their great contribution to our community. They led by example and it is our responsibility now to continue supporting those wonderful causes in Gibraltar.”

Katrina Isola
Katrina Isola is a Senior Associate at Isolas LLP, Gibraltar’s longest established law firm. Katrina specialises in advising clients (banking institutions, high net-worth individuals, companies, and individuals) in commercial and residential property and private client matters. Katrina has a wealth of knowledge of the real estate market in Gibraltar and continues to grow her expertise. Katrina acts for various management companies such as Atlantic Suites, Kings Wharf, One Bayside and Cornwall’s., amongst others and has been a key adviser for these developments.
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Katrina also sits on the firm’s ESG committee, contributing to its efforts in environmental, social, and governance initiatives. Katrina shares a passion alongside her fellow trustees in helping Gibraltar’s local community as well as in international fundraising. In addition to her professional responsibilities Katrina contributes her time as a committee member of the Gibraltar Red Cross, helping advance humanitarian initiatives and community outreach. Katrina’s hard work and passion for charitable initiatives continues to be demonstrated through her work with the Peter J Isola foundation as a trustee, she hopes to continue her family legacy community engagement”.

Matthew Isola
Matthew works with Fiduciary Property Services (FPS) specialising in residential sales, lettings and commercial property management. He has a keen interest in Property and works to support the significant family interests in this sector. Matthew previously worked in the London property market with Winkworths with whom he worked for some 12 months in Sales and Lettings.
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Matthew is a keen and able sportsman and studied Sports Management at Loughborough University where he obtained his HND. He represented the Loughborough University Rugby team and has also represented the Gibraltar National Rugby team. He is a keen golfer and paddle tennis player.
When asked to join as a Trustee of the PJI Isola Foundation Matthew responded "I'm honoured to be a part of the foundation created in the name of my Grandfather and following the legacy of my Grandmother who herself gave up so many years of her life".

Genevieve Bossino
Genevieve Bossino has been the Programmes Coordinator at the Peter J Isola Foundation since 2013. She has worked closely with local charities to coordinate and deliver projects that align with the Foundation’s mission.
Genevieve has built strong relationships across Gibraltar’s charitable sector over more than a decade of active involvement. Her role includes, developing partnerships, supporting fundraising events and ensuring that initiatives meet real community needs.
She brings a strong understanding of community dynamics, a practical approach to project delivery, and a long-standing commitment to social impact.
She holds a Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling and is a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). Genevieve also serves as Chair of the Counselling & Psychotherapy Forum Gibraltar, promoting awareness and ethical standards within the field.
