Download audio: http://tyloger.weebly.com/uplo....ads/9/5/5/5/95558588 Jean Paul Coutard est le Foundateur et PDG de Coutard Motors S.A. Il est le premier Haitien a avoir construit une voiture (autobus) sur le territoire Haitien. Nous à Tyloger nous avons réaliser ce "Success Stories" spécialement pour vous. Pour motiver les gens en particulier les jeunes. C'est l'un des meileurs entrepreneur en Haiti.
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Marc Alain Boucicault Shares Insights and Stories About His Superpower

Devin: Marc, what's your superpower?

Marc: I don't think I have any. I really think anyone can do what I'm doing. If you are passionate, if you are disciplined, if you know how to connect dots, I think you can do anything that I'm doing right now.

Building this company, honestly, was a bit unique, and I did not think I was capable of doing it until I actually started putting the dots together. The guy [Roy Glasberg] at Google that I met amazed me when he said the following, "I don't have any superpower. I just know how to connect the dots." And that resonated with me. And when I came back to Haiti, I tried to reach out to sponsors, people who were sponsoring my social venture, to find that interest in a person that really would like to be able to help you. Not asking too much, but just a little bit. And you, your job is to connect those little bits all together because there's no big money in Haiti that you can just tap your hand into and build the company and build the 800 square meter space just like the one we have today. It takes time, patience and being able to connect the dots. If I would say I have a power, maybe that's what it is.

You can watch the full interview with Marc here: marc.s4g.biz.

Marc Alain Boucicault is a Fulbright Scholar who worked for the International Development Bank and the World Bank as an economist at the outset of his career. As much influence and power as that gave him, he felt he could make a bigger difference as a social entrepreneur, helping build the tech industry from the ground up in his home country, Haiti.

From scratch, he built Banj, a co-working facility and business accelerator with high-speed internet access for tech entrepreneurs in Port-Au-Prince. He held a variety of events and brought entrepreneurs into the space to begin building tech companies.

Then, without warning in one evening, a riot in this capitol city focused on removing the president included a rampage of destruction that destroyed every physical manifestation of the community he’d built over the previous two years. His business was gone.

At that point, he thought there would be no way to recover. Building it once had represented a herculean task. He couldn’t see a way to recreate it all.

For once, I suspect, he was happy to be wrong. The community he had built, including an international network of support, including sponsors and investors, rallied around and helped rebuild the facility.

Today, he boasts that more than 7,000 people have attended events there. Hundreds of entrepreneurs have received support, coaching or a place to work. Among these are 40 tech companies getting mentored and cultivated to build a tech economy in a country without one.

When I first spoke to Marc before the riot, he described his superpower as connecting the dots and explained the process by which he’d connected with people and obtained from each some token of value. In that conversation, however, he didn’t fully appreciate how important that network of connected dots was.

When the riot left Banj in ruins, the network returned. One by one, the sponsors and donors, the entrepreneurs and everyone else in the community returned. They helped organize a crowdfunding campaign to restore the building, and before long, it happened.

“That's when I realized this is stronger than me,” Marc says. Once assembled as parts of the organization, the connected dots represented something more than he had appreciated, certainly something more significant than and somewhat independent of himself.

In 2019 we went to so many fantastic businesses in Haiti doing incredible work.
I wanted to highlight my 3 favorites: Farmatrix, Maxima, & ArrisDeroiser.



---Visiting Farmatrix - a Pharmaceutical Company, Haiti
https://youtu.be/F8npaLOntQI

---Visiting Maxima a Woodworking Company, Haiti
https://youtu.be/QyGNca92sA4

----Visiting ArrisDesrosiers - A BackPack Manufacturer (Using Recycled Plastic) - Carrefour, Haiti
https://youtu.be/zOoIDPw_KBE


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It brings great pleasure for me today to bring on the Podcast long time friend of SeeJeanty media, Regine Theodat to discuss her experience moving and living to Haiti. This is a must listen.

Regine Theodat is a Haitian-American lawyer who left a complex criminal and civil legal practice in Boston, Massachusetts and relocated to Haiti in 2010. Regine is the former CEO of MyaBèl S. A., a comprehensive gastronomy brand. The concept is simple, Authentically Haitian ingredients brought to you directly from farm-to-bottle. Keeping with the season of transition, Regine is currently transitioning out of her role as national coordinator of Vincentian Family Haiti Initiative, where she facilitated the growth of a full-scale fish farm, a farmers network, and robust education program. Regine is incoming country manager for Viamo, a tech solutions social business providing unique information-sharing platforms that work well in low literacy countries.

Regine is a passionate advocate for Haitian business, particularly agri-business. She's the mother of a fiercely independent spitfire toddler and enjoys talking through Haiti solutions, so feel free to reach out.

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Isse Reiden Abellard (said fiercely independent spitfire toddler): @itissewhatitsse

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Viamo: www.viamo.io

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And with incredible pleasure do we get to feature businesswoman maven who has built an institution in Haiti that is producing unique Artisan art pieces to the world. We are visiting not only a showroom where we can see her art in the home and then we get to visit her workshop and the incredible artisans who are producing such marvelous crafts!

You'll want to watch this episode and share it to everyone looking for a bit of inspiration during these times in Haiti. Our way out is through entrepreneurs like her, like us!


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FARAH BEHRMANN HAITIAN ENTREPRENEUR AND MAYOR CANDIDATE FOR PETION-VILLE, HAITI

Meet Billy Metu a young Haitian entrepreneur. I met him on my mission work in Haiti, he was only 16. I believe in giving back and for the past year I've been helping Billy to set up his jewellery business.

It is vital to help those improve their circumstances, Billy wants to study and go to university. He accesses my business advice complimentary as I want him to flourish and generate income to improve his quality of life. You can view Billy Jewellery Facebook page: https://m.facebook.com/profile.....php?id=176212269070

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La Belle Martini is chatting it up with Ronald Cetoute, Cofounder and Director of the BEL Initiative

The B.E.L. Haiti Initiative is a program of the Georgia Haitian-American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. based in Atlanta, Georgia. The program provides entrepreneurship education, mentor-ship, access, and exposure to Haitian entrepreneurs from Haiti.




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Kurt Jean−Charles, director of the Haitian technology company Solutions, speaks in an interview with me at the International Conference on Crisis Mapping in Boston in Oct 2010. The conference is the second annual gathering of the International Network of Crisis Mappers.

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Stephane Jean-Baptiste and Yve-Car Momperousse are looking for an $400k investment for a 10% stake in their company Kreyòl Essence.

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New You Wow - Going Places host Yvonne Nobles talks with guest Corhinn Brunot, Founder & CEO of The CCWC Network Corp and Editor in Chief of CREATIV MAGAZINE. She has been featured in several prestigious write-ups, including the Marquis' Who's Who in America.

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In this episode, we interview Daniel, founder and CEO of DanielStudiosPhototography. We will dig into the nitty gritty of what its really like to be a full time entrepreneur.

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Une entrepreneure haïtienne partage les idées qui ont fait ses succès

Parfois, les mésaventures ne font pas que des malheureux. Si des milliers de gens sont fêlés à jamais, d’autres ont su profiter des calamités pour amorcer une histoire qui deviendra source d’inspiration pour le plus grand nombre.

Yve-Car Momperousse est la fondatrice et CEO de Kreyòl Essence, une entreprise spécialisée dans la production et la vente de produits naturels pour les cheveux, la peau et des produits d’aromathérapie.

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Passionate about animal breeding, Belannda Dormélus, a 24-year-old woman living in a rural environment, succeeds in her small business and in her life thanks to entrepreneurship training using the ILO's "Start and improve your business" (SIYB) methodology.

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