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First Bahamian Woman at helm of Bahamas Power and Light; Toni Seymour is new CEO

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Nassau, Bahamas: – Bahamas Power and Light Company Ltd. (BPL) is proud to announce the historic appointment of Ms. Toni Seymour as Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Ms. Seymour is the first Bahamian woman to hold this prestigious role in the company’s 68-year history, marking a significant milestone in BPL’s commitment to advancing women in STEM fields and promoting diversity and inclusion in leadership.

With a career spanning decades in the energy sector, Ms. Seymour brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her new position. She is deeply committed to BPL’s mission: “To provide safe, reliable, and cost-effective electricity to our community while upholding the highest standards of customer service and operational efficiency.”

Born and raised on Long Island, Ms. Seymour has a unique understanding of the critical challenges faced by Family Island residents in accessing reliable electricity. Her personal connection to these communities has shaped her commitment to advancing energy resilience and sustainability across The Bahamas.

Ms. Seymour began her career in BPL’s highly regarded Engineer-In-Training program, where she quickly rose through the ranks to hold key leadership roles. Throughout her career, she has been instrumental in overseeing major infrastructure projects, including the Wilson City Power Plant in Abaco and various upgrades across the Family Islands.

As BPL’s new CEO, Ms. Seymour’s leadership comes at a pivotal time, as the company embarks on a series of transformative initiatives. These include the Family Island Microgrids and Renewable Energy Projects, designed to bring greater energy independence and sustainability to island communities. She will also spearhead efforts to expand solar power integration and oversee New Providence’s Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), ensuring a cleaner and more reliable energy future for The Bahamas.

BPL looks forward to the future under Ms. Seymour’s leadership as she continues to drive innovation and resilience within the Bahamian energy sector.

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