In 2024, Haiti’s corporate landscape is being shaped by a new generation of executives who are driving innovation and economic growth in sectors ranging from banking and agriculture to technology and renewable energy. These influential leaders are overcoming significant challenges to build resilient businesses, expand access to essential services, and create sustainable jobs across the country. Their work is not only transforming the local economy but also positioning Haiti as a rising hub for entrepreneurship and investment in the Caribbean region.

From pioneering advancements in mobile banking and infrastructure to leading the charge in renewable energy, these executives are redefining Haiti’s business environment. Their success is a testament to the strength of Haitian entrepreneurship and the potential for the nation’s economy to thrive amidst adversity. Through visionary leadership and strategic innovation, they are setting the stage for Haiti’s future as a global player in key industries.

Introducing the inaugural class of the 50 Haitian Corporate Executives:

• Dr. Bertrhude Albert
• Dr. Guerda Nicolas
• Etzer Emile
• Kesner Pharel
• Ronald Gabriel
• Robert Jr. Paret
• Henri Pierre-Jacques
• Hantz Fevry
• Dr. Stevens Bonhomme
• Carmelle Cadet
• Shaïna Silva
• Wilhem Hector
• Evens Charles
• Marcus Boereau
• Jean Paul Laurent
• Maurice Philogene
• Eddy Benoit Jr.
• Fabiola Fleuranvil
• Ruthzee Louijeune
• Laurent Desmangles
• Ralph Edmond
• Nick Jean Baptiste
• Marc Alain Boucicault
• Ronnie Belizaire
• Louis-Edgar Jean-Francois, CPA
• Dominique Anglade
• Beatrice Louissaint
• Fabienne Colas
• Christine Coupet Jacques
• Jacky Lumarque
• Herby Duverné
• Tamara Beliard Rodriguez
• Phillipe Bayard
• Kareen Ulysse
• Suze Youance
• Mike Bellot
• Reginald Desroches
• Merline Saintil
• Claudine Gay
• Frantz Saintellemy
• Jean Philippe Prosper
• Roger G. Arrieux Jr.
• Pascal Desroches
• Guylaine Saint Juste
• Wetteny Joseph
• Genevieve Leveille
• Johanna Leblanc
• Dr. Carole Berotte Joseph
• Christine S. Ntim
• Cleve Mesidor