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iciHaiti - Washington : Being an entrepreneur and professional in the Diaspora
06/09/2018 09:08:31

On Sunday, September 2nd, the Embassy of Haiti, Washington D.C. hosted a "Leadership and Empowerment Brunch" organized by Haitian Businesses, a networking platform for entrepreneurs and professionals to connect and support each other.

The guests, who were treated to a brunch catered by The Omelette Chefs Catering, were welcomed to the Embassy with a guided tour provided by Ambassador Paul Altidor. Thereafter, Sandra Florvella, CEO & Founder of Haitian Businesses, introduced Samuel Dameus of Faces of Haiti who discussed the theme "How we can sell a better image of Haiti" with the participants.

Following Mr. Dameus's enlightening presentation, Ambassador Altidor presented young Haitian American author Nivea Smothers with a Certificate of Excellence for the publication of her book "N is for Nivea".

The event concluded with a panel discussion featuring: Aurélie Mathieu, Asst. Attorney General at the Office of the Attorney General of the District of Columbia; Vania Andre, Editor in Chief of The Haitian Times; Alexandra Jean-Baptiste, Author & Humanitarian. The panelists discussed the theme “Being an entrepreneur and professional in the Diaspora" and provided the public with advice on how to realize their professional aspirations.

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