Official expo guide

Official Expo Guide

HRA 2014 - 5th Annual Business Investment Expo & Conference - January 17-18, 2014

Karibe Hotel & Convention Center, Pétionville, Haiti

Connecting you to opportunities

A Signature Event of the Haiti Renewal Alliance (HRA)

Dear Participants: Welcome to the HRA 2014 Business Investment Expo & Conference! The Haiti Renewal Alliance (HRA) and its partners: Embassy of Haiti (Washington DC), Center for Facil-itation of Investment in Haiti (CFI), Governor’s Commission on Caribbean Affairs (Maryland), Ameri-can Chambers of Commerce in Haiti (AmCham-Haiti), The New York Consulate of Haiti, the Haitian Round Table, and Ayiti Demain Organization (ADO), welcome you to the Haiti edition of the 2014 HRA Business Investment Expo & Conference. For the past four years, HRA has been at the forefront of promoting “Haiti is Open for Business” in the Diaspora. After four successful conventions in the United States, HRA has chosen Pétionville, Haiti as its first international convention. Our team is proud to launch Haiti’s first Diaspora-led Business In-vestment Exposition designed to engage entrepreneurs and investors to connecting them to opportu-nities in Haiti. The HRA Expo is designed with you in mind. HRA is hosting over 50 speakers and over 60 exhibitors from at least 5 nations from around the world. HRA is showcasing a wide selection of products and services from a diverse range of sectors including construction, energy, agriculture, IT, telecommuni-cations, financials and much more. HRA has prepared a very robust and informative program. HRA encourages you to take advantage of your time here, make it productive, network, and create part-nerships that will make us a stronger community. HRA staff stands ready to serve you. Should you need any assistance, stop by the information table in the lobby or see any member of our staff. As we celebrate our 210th independence, let us embrace this new realm of possibility to transform our great nation from an aid dependent state into the historic beacon of hope and freedom she once represented to the world. Thank you for being an inspiration and taking this journey with HRA! Firmin Backer President, Haiti Renewal Alliance

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Dear conference attendee: The Haitian Diaspora continues to play a significant role in Haiti’s economy by sending about 25% of GDP in remittances every year. This amounts to about $2 billion in capital sent to pay for expenditures such as school, food, telephone, healthcare, rent and more. Though such remittances are important for families in Haiti, the time has come for a more engaged Diaspora with Investments in the country, thereby creating jobs and wealth. In addition, the Diaspora can play another significant with Haiti’s GDP growth through tourism, whether it is adventure focused, history or just sun, sand and beach. The Diaspora can use many organizations based in the US, such as HRA which based in DC, or local Hai-tian American Chambers of Commerce located in Florida, New York, Georgia, and Massachusetts. Such organizations and associations are “key” in assisting the Diaspora in networking, and hopefully creating companies to invest in the country, rather than a small company headed by 1 investor with limited capi-tal to invest. In Haiti, the Diaspora has access to the American Chamber of Commerce in Haiti as a network, as well as the other local Chambers and Associations. We recommend the Diaspora to organize itself, establish the key contacts with the private sector in the US and Haiti, in order to make more sound investment deci-sions locally. We look forward to an upswing in Diaspora led investments in Haiti in 2014, especially in the outskirts of the country. Such investments will be a welcome addition following Haiti’s economy rebound with a 4% GDP growth in 2013 according to the CFI and a 25% gain in FDI. The HRA conference is a great Forum for the Diaspora and the local private sector to network, eliminate barriers to invest, and push the country forward. Philippe Saint-Cyr Executive Director, Amcham Haiti

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Thursday, January 16 04:00 PM – 07:00 PM Exhibitor’s move in Room - Acajou 07:00 PM – 09:00 PM Opening Reception (by invitation only) Room - Cattleya

Friday, January 17 08:00 AM – 05:00 PM Registration Court Yard 08:00 AM - 08:30 AM Breakfast networking Room - Bamboo 08:30 AM - 09:00 AM Opening Remarks Exhibitor’s Pavilion Room - Acajou 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM Conference Sessions Room - Cattleya, Ginger 10:00 AM – 04:00 PM Business Exposition Exhibitor’s Pavilion Room - Acajou 06:00 PM – 09:00 PM Entrepreneurs Happy Hour Coin Nadim — Royal Oasis Hotel

Saturday, January 18 08:00 AM – 05:00 PM Registration Court Yard 08:00 AM - 08:30 AM Breakfast networking Room - Bamboo 08:30 AM - 09:00 AM Opening Remarks Exhibitor’s Pavilion Room - Bamboo 09:30 AM - 04:00 PM Conference Sessions Room - Cattleya, Ginger 10:00 AM – 04:00 PM Business Exposition Exhibitor’s Pavilion Room - Acajou 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM VIP Reception (by invitation only) Room Cattleya

Thursday, January 16, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Opening Reception, Room - Cattleya

Firmin Backer, President, HRA Phillipe St.Cyr, Executive Director, AmCham Andy Rene, Director, Center for Facilitation of Investment (CFI) Yvanka Jolicœur, Mayor of Petionville, Haiti

Friday January 17, 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM

Opening Remarks, Room - Exhibitor’s Pavilion, Acajou

Firmin Backer, President, HRA Angelo Viard, CEO, VCS Mining Marie Erlande Steril, Mayor, North Miami, USA

Key Note Ambassador Pamela White, US Embassy, HAITI

Saturday, January 18, 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM

Opening Remarks, Room - Exhibitor’s Pavilion, Acajou Nathalie Liautaud, Pan-American Development Foundation Harold Charles, CEO, CEEPCO Didier Fils-Aime, President CCIH Closing Remarks, 4:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Fedrique Pierre, Country Director, Haiti Renewal Alliance

Expo program at a glance Plenary Session

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Conference Sessions —Friday, January 17, 10:00 AM—5:00 PM

Room/Salle - Cattleya Room/Salle - Ginger

10:00 AM – 11:30 AM The Role of Women in Economic Development Panelists 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Innovative Solutions to Food Security Priorities Ministry of Agriculture

Panelists

Facilitator Haitian women have been successful entrepreneurs and investors fueling economic development. This session will highlight the role of women in Haiti's development, their innovation and entrepreneurship. The panel of dynamic women leaders will focus on strategies to empower women to break out of poverty and spotlight programs that help women entrepreneurs launch and capitalize startups and small businesses, and train the next generation.

Danielle St. Lot, Ambassador at Large Facilitator Nationally, ~ 3 million Haitians, a third of the population, is estimated to be food insecure. There are numerous investment opportunities in this sector to improve local food production and to reduce the impact of imports. This session is a govt update of the agricultural sector, current priorities, investment incentives and initiatives to combat Haiti's food security challenges.

Fresner Dorcin, Secretaire D'etat MADNR

Yves Carr Momperousse, Kreyol Essence

Gladys Coupet, BUH Régine Barjon, BioTek Solutions

Fritz A Jean, President Chambre de Commerce du Nord Est

Phelicia Dell, Veve Collection

Esther Guillaume, Formatel Center

Maguy Durce, Mag Art

01:00 PM – 2:30 PM Agri-Business Private Sector Panel: Improving Food Supply Chain Value

Panelists 01:00 PM – 2:30 PM The Role of the Diaspora in Haiti's Economic Development

Panelists

Facilitator Agricultural production in Haiti represents 30% of GDP and employs up to 50% of the work force, most-ly dedicated to subsistence farming. This session is a private sector update of agribusiness, Investment opportunities in the sector including solutions to supply chain development and management of re-sources.

David Fairman, Jamaica Boilers Facilitator Highlighting best practices and success stories, this session will discuss the role of the Diaspora in strengthening Haiti's economy. We will examine business development strategies, priorities, and investment opportunities.

Harold Charles, CEEPCO

Régine Barjon, BioTek Solutions Gilbert Gonzales, Café Rebo

Albert Decady, Global Investment Group

Katlheen Felix, HHTARG / ZAFEN

Russell Burt, RENUFUEL Ron Duprat, International Chef

Eddy Daniels, Agro Industries

Claude Alexandre, La Haiti Development Group. S.A

Myrtha Desulme, Haiti Jamaica Society

03:30 PM – 5:00 PM Competing in the 21st Century Global Market Place

Panelists 03:30 PM – 5:00 PM Fostering Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Haiti’s Untapped Treasure

Panelists

Facilitator The private sector is the engine of development and major contributor of job creation. This session will examine various indicators impacting the growth of the Haitian Economy.

Cedric Chauvet, American Chamber of Commerce-Haiti

Facilitator This session will focus on an adaptive approach to create value and business investment through various types of entrepreneurship programs. Entrepreneurs will share theoretical and practical testimonies of frugal innovations and other opportunities through direct and Diaspora partnership investment opportu-nities.

Etzer Emile, University of Quisqueya

Angelo Viard, VCS Mining

Leo Williams, Jamaica Agricultural Exchange Dr. Bénédique Paul, Centre d’Entrepreneuriat et d’innovation, Univeristé Quisqueya

Dumond Gerard Max, Koktel Lakay

Dr. Joseph Baptiste, Maryland Governor Commission for Caribbean Affairs

Fleurenceau Felicien, Ma Fortune Poullailer

Andy Rene, Center for Facilitating Investment (CFI)

Mathias Pierre, GaMa/Kaytek

Nadia Cherrouk, PADF

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Conference Sessions —Friday, January 17, 10:00 AM—5:00 PM

Room/Salle - Cattleya Room/Salle - Ginger

10:00 AM – 11:30 AM The Role of Women in Economic Development Panelists 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Innovative Solutions to Food Security Priorities Ministry of Agriculture

Panelists

Facilitator Haitian women have been successful entrepreneurs and investors fueling economic development. This session will highlight the role of women in Haiti's development, their innovation and entrepreneurship. The panel of dynamic women leaders will focus on strategies to empower women to break out of poverty and spotlight programs that help women entrepreneurs launch and capitalize startups and small businesses, and train the next generation.

Danielle St. Lot, Ambassador at Large Facilitator Nationally, ~ 3 million Haitians, a third of the population, is estimated to be food insecure. There are numerous investment opportunities in this sector to improve local food production and to reduce the impact of imports. This session is a govt update of the agricultural sector, current priorities, investment incentives and initiatives to combat Haiti's food security challenges.

Fresner Dorcin, Secretaire D'etat MADNR

Yves Carr Momperousse, Kreyol Essence

Gladys Coupet, BUH Régine Barjon, BioTek Solutions

Fritz A Jean, President Chambre de Commerce du Nord Est

Phelicia Dell, Veve Collection

Esther Guillaume, Formatel Center

Maguy Durce, Mag Art

01:00 PM – 2:30 PM Agri-Business Private Sector Panel: Improving Food Supply Chain Value

Panelists 01:00 PM – 2:30 PM The Role of the Diaspora in Haiti's Economic Development

Panelists

Facilitator Agricultural production in Haiti represents 30% of GDP and employs up to 50% of the work force, most-ly dedicated to subsistence farming. This session is a private sector update of agribusiness, Investment opportunities in the sector including solutions to supply chain development and management of re-sources.

David Fairman, Jamaica Boilers Facilitator Highlighting best practices and success stories, this session will discuss the role of the Diaspora in strengthening Haiti's economy. We will examine business development strategies, priorities, and investment opportunities.

Harold Charles, CEEPCO

Régine Barjon, BioTek Solutions Gilbert Gonzales, Café Rebo

Albert Decady, Global Investment Group

Katlheen Felix, HHTARG / ZAFEN

Russell Burt, RENUFUEL Ron Duprat, International Chef

Eddy Daniels, Agro Industries

Claude Alexandre, La Haiti Development Group. S.A

Myrtha Desulme, Haiti Jamaica Society

03:30 PM – 5:00 PM Competing in the 21st Century Global Market Place

Panelists 03:30 PM – 5:00 PM Fostering Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Haiti’s Untapped Treasure

Panelists

Facilitator The private sector is the engine of development and major contributor of job creation. This session will examine various indicators impacting the growth of the Haitian Economy.

Cedric Chauvet, American Chamber of Commerce-Haiti

Facilitator This session will focus on an adaptive approach to create value and business investment through various types of entrepreneurship programs. Entrepreneurs will share theoretical and practical testimonies of frugal innovations and other opportunities through direct and Diaspora partnership investment opportu-nities.

Etzer Emile, University of Quisqueya

Angelo Viard, VCS Mining

Leo Williams, Jamaica Agricultural Exchange Dr. Bénédique Paul, Centre d’Entrepreneuriat et d’innovation, Univeristé Quisqueya

Dumond Gerard Max, Koktel Lakay

Dr. Joseph Baptiste, Maryland Governor Commission for Caribbean Affairs

Fleurenceau Felicien, Ma Fortune Poullailer

Andy Rene, Center for Facilitating Investment (CFI)

Mathias Pierre, GaMa/Kaytek

Nadia Cherrouk, PADF

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AIC 501 Haiti

Azur Hotel Resort 407 USA

BNC 504 Haiti

Café Rebo 104 Haiti

Café Selecto 107 Haiti

Carapace Produits de construition 406 USA

CCAH 700 Haiti

CCIH 701 Haiti

CEEPCO 204 USA/Haiti

Ceramex 205 Haiti

CFI 200 Haiti

Chocomax 108 Haiti

CPRA 707 Haiti

Creations Doree 203 Haiti

Digicel 301 Haiti

Easy Realty 408 Haiti

Energie SA 601 Haiti

ENERSA 607 Haiti

Etre Ayisyen 702 Haiti

Fonkoze 506 USA/Haiti

Global Leading Edge 302 USA

Green Energy 608 Haiti

Haitech Design 303 USA

Haiti Bell 602 Haiti

Haiti Boilers S.A. 101 Haiti

Haiti Digital Television 705 USA

Haiti Job 202 Haiti

Haiti Stock Exchange 505 Haiti

HANDXOM SA 304 Haiti

HT Beton 207 Haiti

Island TV 010 USA

Kreyol Essence 605 USA

Lajan Cash 507 Haiti

LG Construction/Haiti Printing e Sign 405 Haiti

Lubex 604 Haiti

Madame Gougous Food Co. 102 USA

Madan Belfwi 105 Haiti

Maison Dias 402 Guadeloupe

Mexican Embassy 001 Mexico

Miyamoto International 300 USA/Haiti

Mondy 502 Haiti

NK Multidesigns 206 Norway

PADF 508 USA

Panexus 100 Haiti

Path to Haiti 706 USA

Patley's Multi Services 708 Haiti

Peintures Caraibes / Chabuma 201 Haiti

Reyal Ess 106 Haiti

Sanftech 307 USA

Sci Metricka 401 USA

Sisalco 305 Haiti

Suntech Solar 603 Haiti

SURTAB 306 Haiti

Tech/Construction 208 Haiti

Tropical Salt 103 USA

TURBO SYSTEM 308 Haiti

UniQ 009 Haiti

VCS Mining 008 USA

Water Book Dental 703 USA

Word & Action 704 USA

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Room/Salle - Cattleya Room/Salle - Ginger

09:30 AM – 11:00 AM Current Trend in Haiti’s Business & Banking Legislation

Panelists 09:30 AM – 11:00 AM Project Financing Opportunities Panelists

Facilitator In this session, successful professionals discuss how banking and legislation are fueling business and investment decisions in Haiti. Highlighting key indi-cators, best practices and success stories, the panel will focus on strategies to inform investors on legis-lation and programs to encourage startups and small businesses.

Jocelem Privert, Senateur Facilitator Obtaining access to capital to grow businesses is one of the biggest problems faced by small, medium enterprises (SME) in Haiti. These businesses are drivers of employment and job creation. This session will discuss how to access capital, retain existing cash flow from operations in order to start, grow and expand SMEs.

Claudine Francois , YUNUS Social Business

Cleve Mesidor, Economic Development Consultant

Bernard Gousse, Business Reform Commission Natalie Liautaud, PADF

Jeffrey D. Powell, Maverick Capital

Gesly Leveque, Banque Populaire Haitienne Fils-Aimé Jempsy, FOMIN/ IADB

Hughes Joseph, Ministry of Commerce

Mamadou Deme, Haiti Reconstruction Fund, World Bank

Jeffrey D. Powell, Maverick Capital

11:30 AM – 01:00 PM Investors’ Tank Judges

Facilitator Inspired by the hit show “Shark Tank”, this session is for entrepreneurs with proposal /projects seek-ing funding (via grants or investors). Entrepreneurs will pitch their project to venture capitalists and investors in order to receive funding. Investors will judge the quality of the project to determine likeli-hood of receiving funding.

Regine Alexandre, LEAD/PADF

Marc St. Clair, Haiti Ventures Jean Orelien, SciMetrika

Special presentation: Embassy of Mexico

Robert H. Hines, Maverick Capital

Claudine Francois, YUNUS Social Business

Albert Decady, Green Investment Group

02:30 PM – 04:00 PM Business of Tourism – Serving A New Genera-tion of Travelers

Panelists 02:30 PM – 04:00 PM Energy & Infrastructure - The Key to Economic Development

Panelists

Facilitator As Haiti embarks on developing and promoting itself as an emerging up and coming tourism desti-nation in the Caribbean, branding and marketing to attract a new generation of travelers is crucial in this competitive industry. This session will highlight key innovative branding and marketing strategies to fuel economic growth in the tourism sector. Our panel of experts will describe best practices that tourism sector professionals can establish to lure new target markets to Haiti: Haitian diaspora, Gen X and Y, social entrepreneurs, eco-tourists, jet-setters, hipsters and potential investors.

Richard Buteau, Haiti Tourism Association

Facilitator Infrastructure is the key to economic development. This session will explore types of infrastructure op-portunities and challenges for investors including energy, transportation, airports, technology, water resources management, and other sustainable urban development.

Dr. Renée Jean Jumeau, Ministry of Energy

Reginald Canal The Medici Group Davidson Toussaint, Haiti Tours

Veronique Pluvoise,

Mayet Dr. Kit Miyamoto, Miyamoto International

Athena Kolbe, Enstiti Pou Travay Sosyal ak Syans Dr. Abdellatif Obaid, UQAM

Marc Bautil, Besix Global

Conference Sessions — Saturday, January 18, 9:30 AM—4:00 PM

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Room/Salle - Cattleya Room/Salle - Ginger

09:30 AM – 11:00 AM Current Trend in Haiti’s Business & Banking Legislation

Panelists 09:30 AM – 11:00 AM Project Financing Opportunities Panelists

Facilitator In this session, successful professionals discuss how banking and legislation are fueling business and investment decisions in Haiti. Highlighting key indi-cators, best practices and success stories, the panel will focus on strategies to inform investors on legis-lation and programs to encourage startups and small businesses.

Jocelem Privert, Senateur Facilitator Obtaining access to capital to grow businesses is one of the biggest problems faced by small, medium enterprises (SME) in Haiti. These businesses are drivers of employment and job creation. This session will discuss how to access capital, retain existing cash flow from operations in order to start, grow and expand SMEs.

Claudine Francois , YUNUS Social Business

Cleve Mesidor, Economic Development Consultant

Bernard Gousse, Business Reform Commission Natalie Liautaud, PADF

Jeffrey D. Powell, Maverick Capital

Gesly Leveque, Banque Populaire Haitienne Fils-Aimé Jempsy, FOMIN/ IADB

Hughes Joseph, Ministry of Commerce

Mamadou Deme, Haiti Reconstruction Fund, World Bank

Jeffrey D. Powell, Maverick Capital

11:30 AM – 01:00 PM Investors’ Tank Judges

Facilitator Inspired by the hit show “Shark Tank”, this session is for entrepreneurs with proposal /projects seek-ing funding (via grants or investors). Entrepreneurs will pitch their project to venture capitalists and investors in order to receive funding. Investors will judge the quality of the project to determine likeli-hood of receiving funding.

Regine Alexandre, LEAD/PADF

Marc St. Clair, Haiti Ventures Jean Orelien, SciMetrika

Special presentation: Embassy of Mexico

Robert H. Hines, Maverick Capital

Claudine Francois, YUNUS Social Business

Albert Decady, Green Investment Group

02:30 PM – 04:00 PM Business of Tourism – Serving A New Genera-tion of Travelers

Panelists 02:30 PM – 04:00 PM Energy & Infrastructure - The Key to Economic Development

Panelists

Facilitator As Haiti embarks on developing and promoting itself as an emerging up and coming tourism desti-nation in the Caribbean, branding and marketing to attract a new generation of travelers is crucial in this competitive industry. This session will highlight key innovative branding and marketing strategies to fuel economic growth in the tourism sector. Our panel of experts will describe best practices that tourism sector professionals can establish to lure new target markets to Haiti: Haitian diaspora, Gen X and Y, social entrepreneurs, eco-tourists, jet-setters, hipsters and potential investors.

Richard Buteau, Haiti Tourism Association

Facilitator Infrastructure is the key to economic development. This session will explore types of infrastructure op-portunities and challenges for investors including energy, transportation, airports, technology, water resources management, and other sustainable urban development.

Dr. Renée Jean Jumeau, Ministry of Energy

Reginald Canal The Medici Group Davidson Toussaint, Haiti Tours

Veronique Pluvoise,

Mayet Dr. Kit Miyamoto, Miyamoto International

Athena Kolbe, Enstiti Pou Travay Sosyal ak Syans Dr. Abdellatif Obaid, UQAM

Marc Bautil, Besix Global

Conference Sessions — Saturday, January 18, 9:30 AM—4:00 PM

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Entrepreneur Happy Hour, Coin Nadim, Royal Oasis Hotel, Friday, January 17th 6:00 PM —9:00 PM - Open to Public

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Entrepreneur Happy Hour, Coin Nadim, Royal Oasis Hotel, Friday, January 17th 6:00 PM —9:00 PM - Open to Public

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Our Sponsors

Our Partners

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Regine Barjon Marc St Clair Paul Gardi Destin Gary Destin

Reginald Canal Princesse Backer Marguerite Pierre Frannecia Hyppolite

Myriame Guichard Myrtho Reveil Nathalie Jean Pharana Paula Auguste

Ester Marie Raphael Atalie Emile Nicolas Emile Johnny Mathurin

Thank you for your generous support!

Principal Sponsor

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The Haiti Renewal Alliance (HRA) is a non-profit organization based in

Washington, DC. Its vision is to see a Haiti connected to the Global

Market Place as a self-sustained economy. Through collaboration and

partnerships, HRA will advance the capacity of Haiti by promoting

investment, business development, and economic growth.

The Business Investment Expo & Conference is an HRA signature event

that convenes industries, multiple stakeholders, the private sector,

government, civil society, and the Diaspora. This exposition helps to

identify opportunities and provide a venue for engagement and

partnership for investment. Through its network, HRA leverages Diaspora

resources to connect business developers with potential investors;

promotes collaborative and transparent information sharing platforms ;

and brokers deals between Diaspora entrepreneurs and venture

capitalists. Recently, HRA launched the Alliance Institute for Business

Innovation which incubates and develops ideas into businesses; build the

capacity of Haitian SMEs by providing training, mentorship and

knowledge sharing.

HRA promotes:

Critical thinking and targeted results

Idea exchanges and independent thinking

Creativity and innovation

Excellence in all aspects and at all levels

Collaboration and shared responsibility

Sustainable, strategic social change for economic empowerment

HRA volunteers provide pro bono and in-kind professional consulting

services in support of its mission.

About HRA Board Members:

Firmin Backer, Chairman

Dr. Magalie Emile-Backer, Member

Nathalie Liautaud, Member

Dr. Yves Rene Jennings, Member

Dr. Joseph Baptiste, Member

Dr. Kit Miyamoto, Member

Gilbert Hippolyte, Member

Fritz Clairvil, Member

Christine Herridge, Member

HRA TEAM

Firmin Backer, President

Dr. Magalie Emile-Backer, VP Program

Development & Expo Director

Martine Charles, Chief Financial Officer

Dr. Marlene St. Phard-Shaw, Director of Communication

Veronique Pluviose, Legal Advisor

Ludvic Paillere, Director of Sales & Marketing

Fedrique Pierre, Country Director

Nickson St. Hillaire, Director of Operations

Robert Pursley, Director of Human Resources

Nadelyn Backer, Project Manager

Sarah Williamson, Project Manager

Blondine Alexandre, Project Manager

Ingride Seraphin, Executive Assistant

Contact information:

HRA-US PO Box 7621 Washington, DC 20004 memile@haitirenewalalliance.org magalie.emile@gmail.com 202-379-4732 HRA-Haiti Fédrique Pierre fedriquep@hraexpo.org Fedrique.pierre@gmail.com 509-3144-9595

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