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Bahrain India Society elects its new board members
MANAMA, 5 days ago The Bahrain India Society (BIS) held its Annual General Meeting virtually and elected 11 new board members for a three-year term (2021-2023). The AGM was presided over by the BIS founding chairman, Abdulnabi Al Sho ala, who extended his best wishes to the new board for achieving its plans fruitfully. BIS’s new board consists of Kishore Kewalram, Abdulrahman Juma, Mohammed Al Khaja, P S Balasubramanyam, Vijay Boloor, Zahra Taher, Soman Baby, Ahmed Jawahery, Talal Al Mannai, Vinod Das and Harish Gopinath. The newly elected board convened its first meeting on May 5, 2021. Abdulrahman Juma was appointed the Chairman, along with P S Balasubramanyam as Vice Chairman, Zahra Taher - Secretary-General, Vijay Boloor -Treasurer, Harish Gopinath – Head of the fund-raising committee, Soman Baby – Head of public relations committee and Kishore Kewalram – Head of th
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Leading Bahraini businessman Abdulrahman Juma has been elected the new chairman of the Bahrain India Society (BIS).
Other office bearers elected to the board of directors of BIS for 2021 - 2023 are :
P S Balasubramanyam- Vice Chairman, Zahra Taher - Secretary-General, and Vijay Boloor- Treasurer.
Also on the board are Ahmed Jawahery, Soman Baby, Talal Al Mannai, Mohammed Khaja, Harish Gopinath, Kishore Kewalram and Vinod Das.
The board also elected the following to chair the respective committees: Harish Gopinath ( fundraising), Soman Baby (public relations) and Kishore Kewalram (membership).
The founding chairman of BIS Abdulnabi Al Sho ala initially chaired the meeting and offered all the best for the new committee in their activities.
Family businesses ‘well set to lead economic recovery’
MANAMA, 9 days ago The unique structure of family businesses and their long-term mindset has enabled them to demonstrate resilience in the pandemic, placing them in a key role to lead the economic recovery, a report said. The report, titled “Mastering a comeback: How family businesses are triumphing over Covid-19” from the STEP Project Global Consortium and KPMG Private Enterprise, includes insights from nearly 2,500 family businesses and more than 500 non-family businesses. It uncovers three core strategies used by family businesses to address the immediate impact of Covid-19: 1. Exercising patience: Family businesses are focused on protecting their succession plans and long-term future for the next generation. This long-term mindset has enabled them to leverage their patient capital to understand the full impact of Covid-19 on their business and others in their industry, with a view to adopting plans
Family businesses ‘well set to lead economic recovery’
MANAMA, 3 hours, 59 minutes ago The unique structure of family businesses and their long-term mindset has enabled them to demonstrate resilience in the pandemic, placing them in a key role to lead the economic recovery, a report said. The report, titled “Mastering a comeback: How family businesses are triumphing over Covid-19” from the STEP Project Global Consortium and KPMG Private Enterprise, includes insights from nearly 2,500 family businesses and more than 500 non-family businesses. It uncovers three core strategies used by family businesses to address the immediate impact of Covid-19: 1. Exercising patience: Family businesses are focused on protecting their succession plans and long-term future for the next generation. This long-term mindset has enabled them to leverage their patient capital to understand the full impact of Covid-19 on their business and others in their industry, with a view to a