Stephen Bereaux
The Bahamas' candidate for Deputy Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union
- Candidat des Bahamas au poste de Vice-Secrétaire général de l'UIT
- Candidato de las Bahamas a Vicesecretario General de la UIT
- مرشح جزر البهاما لمنصب نائب الأمين العام للاتحاد الدولي للاتصالات
- 巴哈马提名的国际电信联盟副秘书长候选人
- Кандидат Багамских Островов на пост заместителя Генерального секретаря Международного союза электросвязи
PP-26, Doha, 9 to 27 November 2026. Elections begin 12 November.

Excellence
Stronger governance and accountability, resources put where they deliver results.
Read moreTransformation
Results-based management and regional offices strengthened as ITU's outposts.
Read moreOver 20 years as a regulator, a delegate and an ITU executive
A lawyer by profession, Stephen led The Bahamas' regulator through the arrival of competition, then represented The Bahamas at ITU conferences from 2014 before joining its senior management in 2020.
Read the biographyBacked across a region, and beyond it
A candidacy built on regional consensus: endorsed by the political, regulatory and industry institutions of the Caribbean, and by the telecommunications voice of the Pacific.
The Caribbean

Caribbean Community
The region's paramount political and economic institution, uniting twenty Caribbean states and territories.

Caribbean Telecommunications Union
Stephen Bereaux's proven leadership, regional grounding, and global perspective make him an ideal candidate.

Caribbean Association of National Telecommunication Organizations
CANTO is pleased to announce its full endorsement of Mr. Stephen Bereaux for the position of Deputy Secretary-General of the ITU.
And beyond: the Pacific
- PITA
Pacific Islands Telecommunications Association
The telecommunications voice of the Pacific.
From the campaign
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Meet Stephen in Doha
PP-26 runs from 9 to 27 November 2026. The candidate and his team will be available to every delegation throughout the conference.
Ask about Stephen
Answers in your language, drawn only from his speeches, his vision and his record, each with its source.
