Some are hanging on to what they loved about their day job, while trying something new, different and perhaps adventurous. Featuring board member Joel Dreyfuss. Read the article at The New York Times
Dina Simon, first deputy commissioner of the New York Department of Corrections and a member of our board, was honored as one of The Network Journal’s “25 Influential Black Women in Business” at a gala reception at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in NYC...
Rosemonde Pierre-Louis, co-founder and chairperson of The Haitian Roundtable, has been appointed Deputy Director of Administration and External Affairs at NYU’s McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research. Source: NYU McSliver Institute
Vladimir Duthiers, a CBS News correspondent and a 2016 inductee into The Haitian Roundtable’s 1804 List, has been one of the most insightful U.S. television reporters on Haiti. Fluent in French as well as Creole, Duthiers drew international attention for his nuanced coverage of...
In a time of change and uncertainty, one thing was certainly clear on Saturday, Nov. 12; Haitians are everywhere and they are doing just about everything. The Haitian Roundtable hosted their fourth annual 1804 List Ceremony and Reception where they recognized 25 Changemakers in a...
A self-portrait by artist Jean-Michel Basquiat could sell for as much as $40 million in an upcoming auction, according to Christies, which has included “Untitled, 1982” in the lineup for its May 10 sale of contemporary and post-war art. The eye-popping estimate would make it the...
Source: Challenges News The theme of the Jan. 28 Haitian Roundtable (HRT) event, which was held at Caribbean BK9 Restaurant and Bar in Brooklyn, NYC, was Haiti’s Independence Day (Jan. 1). Two months after his defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte’s colonial forces, Jean-Jacques...