Perspectives

Thoughts on business, innovation, society, and the systems shaping our world.

  1. L’entrepreneuriat a un prix d’entrée. Et il ne s’agit pas que d’argent.Capital, réseau, légitimité, information et temps : cinq coûts invisibles qui déterminent qui peut réellement se permettre d’essayer.Entrepreneurship & AccessAug 2026 · 12 min read
  2. Why Broken Systems Don’t Break, They Stabilize. Haiti Shows How.The most dangerous systems are not the ones that fail. They are the ones that work just well enough to resist change.Strategy & SystemsApr 2026 · 4 min read
  3. DevExpo: From Event to Innovation InfrastructureEvents create energy. Infrastructure creates continuity. A strategy for aligning talent, capital, and institutions across Haiti.Innovation & EcosystemsFeb 2026 · 4 min read
  4. Le piège affectif des startups en HaïtiUn regard lucide sur les émotions, la précarité et les faux récits qui entourent la création d’entreprise dans un pays fragile.EntrepreneurshipNov 2025 · 5 min read
  5. A Team Is Not One Voice, It’s a Room Full of FrequenciesA reflection on ambition, fear, ideas, politics, and what leaders hear when a team is speaking all at once.LeadershipNov 2025 · 5 min read
  6. Should Haiti Learn From Banj?What a strategy case, an innovation hub, and the discipline of choosing what not to do can teach us about building in Haiti.StrategyNov 2025 · 6 min read
  7. Overconfidence, Ego, and Systems That ThinkFor many Haitian leaders, confidence is more than a quality. It is a shield shaped by uncertainty and fragile progress.LeadershipNov 2025 · 4 min read
  8. Everyone Talks About AI as the Future. But Whose Future Is It?The AI revolution is not evenly distributed. A look at what adoption means when basic infrastructure and access remain unequal.AI & DevelopmentNov 2025 · 3 min read
  9. The Hidden Cost of “Access” in HaitiIn Haiti, the cost of daily life is not only economic. It is cognitive, shaped by the systems people must navigate to move forward.Systems & AccessNov 2025 · 4 min read

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