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01.04.2024 - 11:45 / forbes.com
One of the world’s largest and most iconic resort destinations, Atlantis Paradise Island is synonymous with a Bahamas vacation. The resort’s stunning accommodations span five unique hotels. The Royal, the instantly-recognizable pink towers connected by the opulent Bridge Suite, provides the quintessential Atlantis experience in the center of the resort; The Cove, an all-suite luxury hotel tucked between two private beaches, offers indulgent Bahamian splendor; The Reef gives an elevated lifestyle experience with its residential-style accommodations; Centrally located in the resort, The Coral was designed with families in mind; and water-side villas at Harborside Resort offer a secluded escape for the seasoned traveler. The Atlantis Casino, recently updated, is located in The Royal and features 85 gaming tables and over 700 of the latest slot machines. Bespoke experiences can be booked for guests of all five hotels through Atlantis’ Sapphire Services.
Audrey Oswell, President and Managing Director of Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas, took the helm in 2017 after having served as the resort’s Chief Operating Officer and Chief Gaming Officer. She is the first woman to serve as President and Managing Director.
Oswell has more than 30 years of experience in the hospitality and gaming industries, with almost a decade being in The Bahamas and Caribbean. Prior to joining Atlantis, Oswell previously served as the interim CEO/COO for Seneca Gaming, President and COO at Caesars, CEO at Resorts International in Atlantic City and as COO at Fontainebleau in Las Vegas. Oswell is known for her innovative and integrated approach to operations and her creation of outstanding programs. She is committed to supporting and enhancing the ecology and economy of The Bahamas as well as its marine and ocean and bringing authentic Bahamian experiences to the resort’s guests who hail from all over the globe.
Oswell recently offered some insights into the iconic resort.
How does Atlantis empower women to advance within the organizational hierarchy?
The women of Atlantis Paradise Island inspire me. Half of the executive committee at Atlantis is female, and we're proud to have 22 brilliant women who hold the title of Vice President or other Executive positions in The Bahamas or the United States. Many of these executives work in professional roles that have been considered male-dominated, such as finance, operations management, legal, security and more. It is essential for companies to value diverse perspectives and experiences and to create an environment where all team members feel respected, valued and supported in their professional growth. We actively promote a culture of equality, diversity and inclusion throughout the
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