One of my favorite authors, Albert Camus, once said: “I understood that it wasn’t enough to merely denounce injustice. I understood that one had to dedicate one’s life to fighting it.”

Fighting injustice has been my life's work. All over the world, I have focused on the creation of viable and sustainable pathways of development for low-income individuals, marginalized communities, and Global South countries. 

I was born and raised in Haiti, emerging from a long line of leaders and entrepreneurs. As a young girl with a critical mind I questioned the male-dominated society that surrounded me, systematically examining every setting that I encountered. Inquiry and persistence, grounded in care and compassion, informed my academic studies through graduate school. 

I have lived and worked in the Global South and the Global North and love exploring new places, from rural countrysides to dense and dynamic urban spaces. My transnational, cross-cultural experience and global perspective have informed and enriched my thinking and my approach, and have made me more effective.

I am unapologetically passionate about my work, because it is an extension of who I am: a pragmatic idealist; a results-oriented practitioner who believes in people and community-centered approaches; a seeker and a translator; a creative problem solver who’s not afraid to bridge silos, build partnerships and coalitions, or to set aside old boxes and paradigms entirely, to construct new and more impactful ones.

Let’s connect and make positive change happen together. The world is waiting.

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