Remi Subair was appointed Director of the Department of Parks within the Ministry of Public Works and Environment, taking up the post on September 1, 2026.
A Government spokesperson said, “The Head of the Public Service, Cherie Whitter, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Remi Subair as Director of the Department of Parks within the Ministry of Public Works and Environment. Mr. Subair took up to post on 1 September 2026.
“In this capacity, Mr. Subair will provide strategic leadership and oversight of the Department, including the management of staff, resources and operations to ensure the effective maintenance and management of Bermuda’s parks, beaches, open spaces and recreational facilities.
“Mr. Subair brings more than 20 years of experience in engineering, project management and public service. He joined the Ministry of Works and Engineering in 2004 and progressed through a series of technical and management roles before being appointed Principal Electrical Engineer in 2017. In this position, he managed technical teams, Government infrastructure projects, contracts and budgets, developing extensive experience in operational management and problem-solving.
“Having served as Acting Director of Parks on several occasions since 2022, Mr. Subair has gained considerable experience in the Department’s administration, operational requirements and workforce management. During his tenure as Acting Director, he played a key role in rebuilding the Department’s workforce. He also led the organisation of the 2023 Annual Exhibition, coordinating staff, resources and logistical arrangements. His leadership and contributions were recognised in April 2023 when he received a Public Service Excellence Award for outstanding service delivery. His Exhibition Parks team was also recognised with a Public Service Excellence Award.
“Mr. Subair holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Western New England University in Massachusetts and is a professional member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta [APEGA].
“He has also completed the Institute of Leadership and Management [ILM] Levels 1 and 2, the Management Development Programme and Team Leading training at Bermuda College. His professional development includes training in disciplinary and grievance procedures, workplace health and safety, and operational management systems.
“His combined experience in technical operations, workforce management and departmental leadership provides a foundation for overseeing the Department’s responsibilities and supporting the continued delivery of services to Bermuda’s residents and visitors.”