Nepal Channel Partner
Mr. Jhapendra Rana (Tiger Rana)
Chief Representative & Channel Partner Scorpion Capital Nepal
Mr. Jhapendra Rana, affectionately known as “Tiger Rana”, is a decorated ex-serviceman of the Indian Gorkha Army and a respected grassroots leader in Nepal. With a legacy of discipline, courage, and commitment, he now serves as a Channel Partner and Veteran Advisor to Scorpion Capital’s mission in Nepal.
Bringing decades of field experience, leadership, and integrity, Mr. Rana plays a crucial role in building trust among communities and institutions. His strategic insights and local influence contribute significantly in fostering impactful investments across sectors like infrastructure, security, tourism, and social empowerment.
As a bridge between tradition and transformation, Mr. Rana’s leadership strengthens Scorpion Capital’s efforts to promote inclusive development and national progress in Nepal.
Ms. Anjali Thapa
Ms. Anjali Thapa is a dynamic and purpose-driven professional, actively engaged in empowering entrepreneurial ecosystems and promoting sustainable development across Nepal. With her deep-rooted understanding of local markets and grassroots engagement, she plays a pivotal role as Chief Representative and Channel Partner for Scorpion Capital in Nepal.
Her contributions span strategic outreach, investor coordination, and community-level engagement, helping bridge international capital flows into Nepal’s promising sectors including tourism, agriculture, healthcare, and women-led enterprises.
In addition to her financial and strategic expertise, Ms. Thapa has a compassionate heart for humanitarian causes. For over five years, she selflessly ran an orphanage home dedicated to supporting underprivileged children, offering them care, education, and a dignified life. This experience further reflects her commitment to social impact and inclusive development.
Ms. Thapa embodies the spirit of empathy, innovation, and leadership, making her a vital part of Scorpion Capital’s mission to catalyze socio-economic transformation in the region