Federation of Haitian Chambers Launches: A Global Platform for Growth and Advocacy

ATLANTA - July 29, 2025 - PRLog -- Haitian chambers of commerce from across the globe have united to form the Federation of Haitian Chambers (FHCC), a historic alliance dedicated to amplifying the economic voice of Haitian businesses and professionals worldwide. The Federation was officially launched at a ceremony in Atlanta, Georgia, marking a new era of collective advocacy, growth, and cross-border collaboration for the Haitian diaspora.

Representing a network of over 800 businesses and professionals, the Federation brings together chambers from the United States, the Caribbean, Europe, South America, and Asia, with a shared mission: to foster transnational business opportunities and build sustainable pathways for Haitian entrepreneurs and communities.

A New Collaborative Model

Unlike a governing body, the Federation serves as a collaborative platform, enabling member chambers to share resources, align strategies, and leverage collective influence to strengthen the Haitian economic ecosystem. Key initiatives include:

• BEL Trade & Investment Mission (Sept 29 – Oct 5) – Connecting Haitian entrepreneurs with diaspora buyers, international partners, and global investors.
• Haiti Business Accelerator Program – Equipping Haitian businesses with tools, mentorship, and access to scale and innovate.
• Cross Membership Program – Allowing members of one chamber to access benefits across all participating chambers.
• ChamberStart Initiative – Supporting the creation of new Haitian chambers in underserved communities worldwide.

Global Support and Leadership

The launch event, hosted by Ronald Cetoute of the Georgia Haitian-American Chamber, featured remarks from Haitian chamber leaders including Jean Perpillant (Orlando),  Esther Germain (Tampa Bay), Rosmy Louis (Southwest Florida), and Djénane St Fleur Gourgue (Haitian American Chamber of Commerce Inc.). Special acknowledgments were extended to international partners, including chambers from Japan, Great Britain, Chile, and Haiti.

The event also featured a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing, symbolizing the commitment of member chambers to work collectively toward economic empowerment and advocacy on behalf of Haitian professionals and entrepreneurs.

For more information about the Federation and how to join, visit fhccglobal.org or email hello@fhccglobal.com.