The Quorum has signed its fourth club in India, in partnership with Machani Group, a legacy family conglomerate housing several businesses helmed on disruptive technology, real estate, education, and future mobility.
Bengaluru launch at Regalium
Located in Machani Group’s upcoming luxury mixed-use development “Regalium” in Bengaluru’s Koramangla, The Quorum Bengaluru will span over 66,000 square feet. The Quorum will also introduce 30 hotel rooms in its Bengaluru club, marking the company’s foray into lodging. With an earmarked investment of INR 70+ crores, the establishment is projected to open doors in mid-2027.
Rebranding as Q Collective
As the company expands its business into adjacent lifestyle hospitality segments, it has also announced a new corporate identity, “Q Collective.” With this evolution, the group marks a shift from only operating private members’ clubs to building a broader ecosystem of hosting venues, culinary destinations, wellness experiences, spaces for cultural exchange and connection—all united by the ethos of community, culture, and hospitality.
Leadership expansion
The group has appointed Srikant Peri as Chief Operating Officer of Q Collective to lead this multi-format expansion. Srikant brings over 30 years of operational and leadership experience from some of the world’s most respected luxury hospitality names like The Oberoi Group, The Leela, Banyan Tree, Taj Hotels, and Hilton. Srikant’s mandate is to strengthen the group’s service DNA, scale its Pan-India footprint, and ensure that every new touchpoint carries the soul and service of its flagship establishment, The Quorum.
Leadership insights
“What began as a single club in Gurugram has grown into a collection of spaces that span cities, formats, and functions,” said Vivek Narain, Founder and CEO. “We’re delighted to be partnering with Regalium in Bengaluru for our next club. It’s a destination built as a canvas for global capital, creativity, and community — a natural fit with what we stand for at The Quorum. On the people front, with Srikant’s arrival, we’re deepening our operational strength as we prepare for a much larger, bolder and more ambitious future.”
Srikant Peri, COO, added: “What excites me about Q Collective is its human heartbeat. These aren’t just spaces, they’re invitations to connect. My focus will be on building teams and systems that preserve the warmth and intention that this brand is known for, even as we scale across new markets and verticals.”
Expansion into events and co-working
In 2023, the lifestyle hospitality group expanded into the banqueting and events business with the launch of its second venture, district150 in Hyderabad’s Hi-Tech City. Designed as a public square, it hosts a wide spectrum of gatherings, curated experiences, corporate events, and conferences.
A progressive lifestyle ecosystem
As India’s cultural capital expands beyond mindless consumption, Q Collective founders Vivek Narain and Sonya Jehan have built a progressive lifestyle ecosystem—one that is shaped by community, not status.
“We’ve always believed that lifestyle hospitality should go beyond luxury. It should feel personal. It should feel like it belongs to you,” added Sonya Jehan, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Q Collective.
