Bahrain Bay
What are Bahrain Bay's four foundational philosophies, and how might they be used as marketing tools?
Bahrain Bay's four foundations philosophies are: social equity; aesthetics and scale; the fabric of community; and the environment of tomorrow. "Social equity" means healthy and safe conditions that provide and encourage equal opportunity for all current and future residents. "Aesthetics and scale" mean ensuring that Bahrain's development is harmonious in size, materials, design and artistic expression with Bahrain's natural ecology, including the flora and fauna. "The fabric of community" means involving current and future residents/business people/visitors in the ongoing design, development and rewards of Bahrain's development. "The environment of tomorrow" means ongoing development that honors and is compatible with local ecology and community to create a continually sustainable and ecologically sound community. These four foundational principles can be used as marketing tools by appealing to the lenders/investors/participants concerns for significant sustainable financial development that is also wholly compatible with the local ecology, community and future generations by embracing enlightened social, aesthetic and ecological privileges and duties.
2. What would you see as being Bahrain Bay's mission?
Bahrain Bay's mission is the...
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