Renea Bastian
Renea Bastian is the vice-president of marketing and communications at AML Foods, a prominent food retail and franchise group in The Bahamas. Recently, she was in the news for her role in managing the company's response to a significant fire that affected two of its stores, ensuring that no jobs would be lost and that impacted staff would be redeployed to other locations. Bastian emphasized the importance of safety and the effectiveness of the company's disaster relief plans, expressing relief that no injuries occurred among staff or customers during the incident.
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Renea Bastian is the vice president of marketing and communications at AML Foods Limited.
AML marks 50 years with $50,000 donation for 10th annual food drive
Bahamas· 2025-11-03AML Foods vice-president of marketing and communications Renea Bastian previously said clean-up efforts were delayed by police and insurance investigations.
AML seeks to minimise disruption to schools as demolition beginsBahamas· 2025-05-27
Renea Bastian, vice president of marketing and communications at AML Foods, said that cleanup efforts were delayed by police and insurance investigations.
Ministry of Education pleads for swift action over stench coming from Solomon’s fire siteBahamas· 2025-05-16
Renea Bastian, vice president of marketing and communications at AML Foods, expressed pride in her team's efforts to expedite the e-commerce project.
Cost Right online platform for Freeport to also serve NassauBahamas· 2025-05-15
Renea Bastian said clean-up has been stalled while police and insurers completed investigations.
Students left sick by fire site stinkBahamas· 2025-05-15
Renea Bastian, AML Foods’ vice-president of marketing and communications, reported that there has been no loss of jobs and every team member affected has been welcomed into new roles within the company.
AML Foods redeploys all 129 fire-hit workersBahamas· 2025-04-28Renea Bastian, AML Foods’ vice-president of marketing and communications, confirmed that no jobs will be lost as a result of the fire.
AML Foods: No jobs lost from fire-ravaged storesBahamas· 2025-04-15
