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Bessent: US Readies Economic Isolation Of Iran “Like The World Has Never Seen Before”
Employees must be given six months to improve performance before termination :GFOW
Oman intensifies oil spill response as Ras Madrakah cleanup continues
Tesla’s New Roadster Reportedly Uses SpaceX Cold-Gas Thrusters To Fly
Saudi Oil Fleet Increasingly Going ‘Dark’ Due To Houthi Blockade
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From boardroom meetings and strategy building to beachfront vows, The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain makes a strong case for why a hotel can, and should, be more than just a place to stay. Tucked along the coastline in Manama’s Seef district, this renowned property has become a go-to for more reasons than its unmissable staycations and fine dining. The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain opens its doors for people wanting to gather with purpose – whether to strategise and set business targets, team-build meaningfully, celebrate milestones, or simply connect. Business, Off-site A change of scenery inspires deeper thought. Corporate events here don’t feel like a re-run of last quarter’s calendar. The numbers are impressive: 13 event rooms, over 3,700 square metres of event space, two expansive ballrooms, six breakout rooms, and a private island. However, what stands out more is how the hotel lets businesses break out of the usual format. Board meetings are conducted in waterfront villas, where terrace tables and ocean views replace air-conditioned anonymity. Smaller groups can host brainstorming sessions on private lawns. For something more dynamic, there’s space for team-building activities on the sand or even the island just offshore. The logistics – from high-speed internet to lunch breaks – are […]
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What began as a gesture of support became a transformative journey into leadership and success. In Bahrain, Remya Madan and her husband, Madan Perattur, built Remya Management from the ground up, spanning hospitality and fitness, into a portfolio that now includes some of the island’s favourite lifestyle hubs such as Black Angus, Texas Longhorn. Now in its third edition, Business Leaders in the Middle East brings together sharp insights from across the region. These aren’t mere interviews; they’re windows into how leadership is evolving in a world shaped by rapid digital transformation. Technology touches nearly every industry now, and these leaders show us how to navigate change with purpose. What was the initial challenge or gap you aimed to address when starting this business? Ten years ago, I stepped into the hospitality industry primarily to support my husband, Madan Perattur, in whatever capacity I could. At the time, I had no prior business experience, so I learned everything alongside him, taking it one step at a time. From the outset, our goal was to create a warm, inviting space where guests not only enjoy top-notch amenities but also feel genuinely cared for and connected to the locale. I firmly believe […]