
Capital Club Bahrain and the Kingdom’s financial hub, Bahrain Financial Harbour (BFH), have joined forces in a partnership that will take the two business entities to a new level. The announcement was made at the club’s fourth anniversary celebration, co-sponsored by Standard Chartered Bank and Cadillac National Motor Company, as Capital Club Bahrain enters its fifth year of operation. Signature Clubs International (SCI) continues to be responsible for the development and operation of the Club. SCI was founded in 2005 and is owned by the Dubai-based investment and development firm ENSHAA. The group has major stakes in Capital Club Dubai, located in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and Capital Club (East Africa) located in Westlands, Nairobi. SCI Chairman and CEO, ENSHAA PSC, Raza Jafar, announced the collaboration at the star-studded gathering attended by over 400 of the region’s top business and social personalities: "As the Capital Club brand continues to build and grow globally, our alignment with key regional influencers, reinforces our commitment to business development, job creation and the value that we offer to our Members and key stakeholders in the countries that we operate." Dr. Omar Al Mardi, Managing Director, Bahrain Financial Harbour Holding, added: "This new partnership, is a testament to the vote of confidence not only for the Capital Club but also for the Kingdom’s significant potential to regain its footing as a major player on the region’s business landscape. BFH looks forward to working closely with Capital Club Bahrain to further enhance the Club’s offerings and member experience, positioning it as the venue of choice for the Kingdom’s business community".
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