Gulf Broadcast

Following on from the previous episode, Richard Browning, Riffa Views’ CEO, introduces two parents who share their reactions to the Riffa Views International School just a few weeks after it officially opened, and tell us a little about their aspirations for their children’s education and how RVIS fits in to their strategy.

An educational environment is a lot more than simply pretty buildings, although those certainly help in setting the mood and creating the necessary spaces to encourage learning, such an environment needs to attract and keep world-class teachers and staff who use their creativity in making the learning experience fun, challenging and exciting so that children would want to learn and would want to go to school.

Ever wonder what it takes to build a modern city like Riffa Views? Ever think of the huge task of coordinating literally hundreds of workers and tens of engineers and managers in order to deliver the project on time and within budget?

Riffa Views continues to be involved in the community. One of the key areas it concentrates on to do so is the sports arena. In this episode, we talk to Hugh O’Shea, the Director of Sales and Marketing in Riffa Views who explains this strategy and we also hear from two of Riffa Views’ beneficiaries: Busaiteen Club and the Bahrain Rugby Football Club.

In this episode, we talk to key personnel at Riffa Views in order to find out the status of the development. We also discuss the impact of the various construction material shortages – currently experienced in Bahrain – on Riffa Views.

All the media in Bahrain including trade publications were invited to a special evening at the Gulf Hotel where they had a good dinner and received awards where were presented by Richard Browning, Riffa Views CEO and Hugh O’Shea.