Few hours left before Registration closes. Discover the panels that we have designed for you to address this year’s theme: « Leveraging innovation to impact Haiti ». Dont miss this opportunity to connect in person and have meaningful conversations. Visit haitiansatharvard.org before midnight to save your seat! Which panel are you mostly looking forward to? Opening: Enabling Innovation for Impact in Haiti and Beyond. Panelists: Corinne Cathala, Etzer Emile, Dina Sherif Moderator: Marc Ruben Claude Business: Capital, Innovation, and Community Leaders Driving Economic Impact in and for Haiti Panelists: Guerda Nicolas, Ivy Kuperberg, Castelline Tilus, Prinston Jean-Glaude Moderator: Stephanie Joseph Healthcare: Care Without Borders: Reimagining Healthcare in Haiti. Panelists: Dr. Jovans Lorquet, G. Kareen Ulysse, Skyler Badenoch, Dr Magalie Veillard Moderator: Dr. Sophia Bellegarde Education: Addressing the Linguistic and Educational Framework of the Haitian Education System. Nedgine Paul Deroly, Dr Kerenne Joseph, Corinne Cathala, Dr Patrick Sylvain Moderator: Dr Moise Anilus Public Service: Beyond Titles: Redefining Public Service Leadership for Haiti. Panelists: Mayor Angie Bell, Etzer Emile, Monique CLESCA, Jesse Hoffnung-Garskof Moderator: Marc Alain Boucicault

We are excited to welcome the Representative of the Inter-American Development Bank in Haiti, @CorinneCathala, to our conversations at Harvard on leveraging Innovation to impact Haiti! Dont miss this opportunity to connect with our amazing speakers on March 27th! Save your seat at haitiansatharvard.org Currently the Inter-American Development Bank Representative in Haiti. Previously, Corinne was a Water and Sanitation Specialist in the W&S division at the IDB. She began her career in 1996 as an Investment Officer, identifying and structuring senior debt project financing for private sector infrastructure projects in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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Building community strengthens our sense of belonging! 3 years ago, when I walked through the doors of the Harvard Kennedy School straight from Haiti, I had a million questions in my head but the loudest one was “where are my Haitians on campus?” I quickly started a small WhatsApp group called “Haitians at Harvard” and started adding everyone I could find 1 by 1. I met really wonderful people and decided jointly to put together a yearly event not only to find each other and discuss how we could better impact Haiti together but also to make Harvard more accessible to the community beyond us. I am so proud to see us growing into our 3rd edition this year and that is just the beginning! This year we welcomed Dany Laferriere at Harvard! Our theme was to discuss how collaboration can lead us to stronger impact in Haiti. I moderated a panel with Moise Anilus Gregory Toussaint and Solanges Vivens where the takeaways were to cultivate intellectual humility, chart a vision, to lead and rally partners and build an ecosystem. These are ideas deeply engraved in the person I am becoming! We also welcomed inspiring entertainment from Pierre Gardy Fontaine and Sephora Drouillard and remarks the Harvard Caribbean Club (Michelle Jean-Louis and Chloe McKain) Lindsey Beauboeuf, D.O. and the Consulate of Haiti in Boston. I am grateful for everyone who came and spent the day with us at HKS and at the La Perle networking ! I am grateful that we could partner again with the Francophone Caucus at HKS, another organization I cofounded during my time at Harvard, to make all this happen again for the 3rd time. Thank you Jeanne Pidoux! As the newly appointed Harvard Alumni Contact for Haiti by the Harvard Alumni Association, I am extremely proud of where this initiative is going and look forward to continue supporting the vision. Last but REALLY NOT LEAST! Team WE DID IT! Marie Claire Milady Auguste, Marc R. Claude, Sari Saint-Hilaire, EdM, Sophia Bellegarde, MD, MBA, MLS (ASCP)CM, Eddie Charles, Donaldy E. Salvant, Winifred Ulysse, Moise Anilus Michelle Jean-Louis Jeslenard Victor. I enjoyed walking through all the co organizers pressure with all of you and will do it a million times again. THANK YOU for your service and for believing that together we can have a bigger impact in Haiti 🇭🇹! See you next year!