Kuramathi Maldives welcomes Anjali Masih as Director of Human Resources and Sara Scroglieri as the Resident Marine Biologist.

Hailing from India, Anjali brings over two decades of experience in several hospitality brands and owning companies in the United Arab Emirates. Before moving to Kuramathi, she was the Director of Human Resources and Training in The Chedi Al Bait, Sharjah. She began a career in the seven-star luxury hotel Burj Al Arab in Dubai as part of its pre-opening team, then flourished into a prolific stint in the UAE that she credits for cultivating her approach to leading a multi-cultural team. Passionate and people focused, Anjali will champion an inclusive culture of growth and create a sustainable workforce by emphasizing team building, colleague development, succession planning and improving overall employee welfare.

Sara Scroglieri is an Italian national holding a master’s degree in Tropical Marine Biology from the University of Essex in 2020. She began her career in the Maldives with previous assignments in resort properties of Haa Dhaalu Atoll and North Ari Atoll. At eight, she started diving and became fascinated with the underwater world, which eventually led her to pursue it as a career. “What amazes me the most and brought me close to this field is how little we know about the marine environment. I’ve always been a very curious person and I’ve always loved learning and studying new things,” Sara said. Part of her role is running the Eco Center and furthering environmental awareness and action. She will lead snorkeling excursions, conduct informational lectures on conservation for adults and children, and wildlife research and monitoring. As a member of the Environment Committee, she will focus on carrying out initiatives that will drive the resort towards a more sustainable path.

These two new individuals are to contribute their expertise to enhance the guest experience in Kuramathi, as they driven, and results oriented.