The Board of Directors of the Haitian American Chamber of Commerce of Florida (HACCOF) presents The Second Annual "
Top 20 Under 40" awards to honor Haitian-American Young Professionals (YoPros) in the South Florida community, age 40 and under, for their commitment and contributions professionally, civically, academically and personally. As a community of vibrant, energetic, creative and out-of-the box thinkers, YoPros are an expression of cultural pride throughout the Haitian community.
HACCOF received almost 70 applications from successful young Haitian-American professionals in South Florida. Through a highly competitive process, HACCOF has selected the 2017 class of Top 20 under 40 YoPros and is pleased to announce the awardees.
On June 17, 2017, the YoPro Award ceremony will culminate the Haitian American Business Summit presented by the Haitian American Chamber of Commerce of Florida, the Office of Miami-Dade Commissioner Jean Monestime and the Banque de la République d'Haïti (BRH). The Haitian American Business Summit is being held at FIU's Kovens Center on June 16th
and will provide an opportunity to evaluate and assess the current level of diaspora involvement in Haiti and explore new methods of interaction. HABS-2017 Miami will serve as a platform for Haitian American organizations throughout the United States, professional associations along with public & private sectors of Haiti to exchange ideas and establish a working plan toward greater cooperation. HABS-Miami 2017 will feature keynote speakers including high-level Haitian govern
ment officials, leaders of the Haitian financial community and United States elected officials.
Tickets for the Haitian American Business Summit and the YoPro awards gala can be purchased at www.haccof.com
For more information and sponsorship opportunities, please contact the Haitian American Chamber of Commerce of Florida at [email protected]
About HACCOF
The Haitian American Chamber of Commerce of Florida was established in 2005. Its mission is to serve as an advocate for its communities as well as a resource for consumers and businesses dedicated to serving both the needs of its members and the economic development needs of the broader Haitian American Community. The Haitian-American Chamber of Commerce also promotes investment and trade with the Haitian private and public sectors.
