As Women’s Month comes to an end, Haitian excellence must continue its course and prove its worth within our community speciallly among young Haitian women leaders. Haitian leadership needs to be at the center of a society that demands institutional accountablity, civic liberties, and humanistic values. This is the only way we can shape Haiti's future and its economic transformation. We are at a pivotal moment where Haitian excellence is no longer a good alternative, yet it is the only option for visibility, survival, and triumph.

These young Haitian women leaders have been instrumental in carryning out their excellence in their own rights and through their own journey. They renewed hope, aspirations, and intellectual curiosity across communities and the world to rethink Haitianity and to believe in the collective power and unity of Haitians. They cross geographical boundaries to represent our country with pride, dignity, class, and excellence. For those who yet don't travel outside of the country, their work carries so much weight, influence, and impact as they continue to elevate their self-esteem to go higher in their endeavours. They have ability to engage with young girls, empower them, and mobilize resources to help the least vulnevrable while reframing sociocultural narratives about women. They restore dreams, hope, and ambitions through inspirational messages and mentorship for those who lack of faith and confidence in their own abilities.

All these young Haitian women leaders in this list are worthy of national recognition and international accolades. We are indebted to them for their community-led work to contribute a more prosperous Haiti and a Haiti where we all can support and help each other as true citizens. We appreciate them all and salute them for their collective spirit to represent Haiti, and to show the world what our values are and how humanistic we are when it comes to answer the call to represent our beloved country, Haiti.

Meet Abigail Alexandre:

Abigail Alexandre, Winner of the Eloquentia International Contest. Abigail is a 21-year-old student from Jacmel, Haiti, became the first Haitian to win the international Eloquentia public speaking competition, held in Paris on March 25, 2026. She stood out among more than 2,400 participants from around the Francophone world with a compelling speech focused on artificial intelligence, earning top honors from the jury for her clarity, stage presence, and persuasive argumentation.

The Eloquentia competition, a prestigious platform for young orators, celebrates the art of public speaking and brings together emerging voices from Francophone countries. Its goal is to highlight speaking talents and promote the art of oratory, especially among young people.

Participants prepare speeches on various topics (society, culture, education, civic engagement, etc.) and are judged. It brings together participants from across the Francophone world, giving young talents international visibility. For the winners, it is a prestigious recognition that can open doors in communication, journalism, education, or leadership.

Alexandre's victory at La Seine Musicale underscores Haiti's presence on the global stage in arts and intellect, offering inspiration to Haitian youth and amplifying Haitian talent in international cultural forums. Her win not only marks a personal achievement, but also a milestone for Haitian representation in global academic and cultural competitions, potentially opening doors for future opportunities in communication, leadership, and advocacy.

The victory of Abigaïl Alexandre is particularly symbolic, as it highlights Haitian talent and inspires Haitian youth to express themselves and make their mark on international stages.

Meet Christ-tell Louis :

Chris-tell is originally from Saint-Marc with only 17 years old. She became known through his educational videos in French and Creole, which became viral in September 2025. Her clear and pedagogical language has earned her a wide audience on TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube. Currently in NS1, she wishes to become a stylist while continuing her educational commitment to the public. Thus, Chris-Tell is in the Top 10 most influential young people in 2025 of Mag Haiti.

Meet Melissa Queenie Sapini :

Mélissa Queenie Sapini (22 ans) : After two years of Haiti’s absence from Miss Universe, Mélissa Queenie Sapini proudly represented the country at the 74th edition held in Thailand. Crowned Miss Universe Haiti 2025 on October 18 at the Palm Theater in Boca Raton, she stood out for her charisma, even though she did not reach the top 30. A graduate in broadcast journalism from Suffolk University (Boston), she also works as a host, model, and actress.

Meet Rose Lumane Saint-Jean

Rose Lumane is a Haitian orator and international law student. She is publicly known for winning the Audience Award at the 2021International Eloquence Competition in Paris. As a former participant in the PIJ FOKAL (Fondation Connaissance et Liberté) program, she represented Haiti, focusing on themes of faith, family, and homeland.

Rose Lumane Saint-Jean, 24, has reached the finals of the 2021 edition of the Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University International Oratory Competition. In this oratory competition in France, which featured 300 candidates from several French-speaking countries around the world, the young woman from Cap-Haïtien has made it to the final stage, bringing pride to all Haitians. The final will take place on May 25th in the Richelieu Amphitheater at the Sorbonne.

Indeed, the former beneficiary of FOKAL's Youth Initiative Program (PIJ) secured her place among the 8 finalists out of 16 competitors on Wednesday, April 14, 2021, by convincingly arguing in favor of the question: "Should we put our friends first?" Her brilliant argument convinced the jury members.

“I was 15 years old when I started participating in debate tournaments organized by FOKAL. I emerged victorious,” Rose Lumane explained to Le Nouvelliste. It was within FOKAL's Youth Initiative Program. She maintains a Facebook page focused on faith, family, and humanity.

Meet Stephanie Sophie Louis :

Stéphanie Sophie is a symbol of Youthful Commitment for Haiti’s Real Development. She is the name of this young Haitian woman who is fully committed to the fight for the development of her country. She is a political scientist, activist, entrepreneur,Stu and speaker, she was born on September 18, 2001, at the University Hospital of Haiti’s State University in the capital of Haiti. She is one of three daughters of her parents.

Stéphanie grew up in central Haiti, specifically in the commune of Lascahobas. The key word in this young woman’s life is "commitment"; indeed, from her adolescence, she joined the scouts movement. This experience would serve as a springboard for her to be useful to her community. In 2017, she was even named Scout of the Year for the Central Department. Thanks to her involvement with the scouts, she had the chance to travel across the country early on, organizing summer camps for a children’s association, in various locations across the national territory: from Gonaïves to Les Cayes, passing through Marchand Dessalines, Arcahaie, and Saint-Marc. The young girl she was at that time, with her parents’ permission, was able to cross the entire land of her birthplace, which naturally led to a genuine love for her country, a way of confirming the idea that those who see this country up close always end up falling in love with it.

Meet Ariana Miragro Lafond:

Ariana,born December 25, 2006, is a a trailblazing young Haitian influencer and the first to surpass 10 millions followers on TikTok. She is known for her natural beauty, civic values, work ethics and digital ambassadorship,. She is a model, actress, and country representative.She received her education at the Nouvel Institut Emmanuel in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. In 2025, she completed her baccalaureate, began acting in a TV series, and continued appearing in advertising campaigns.

She celebrated her 18th birthday on December 25, 2024, embarking on a new chapter in 2025. She is also involved in marketing campaigns and continues to grow her influence as a digital ambassador for Haiti. As of March 2026, she is representing Haiti in the 8th edition of the "House of Challenge" in Togo. Beyond the House Of Challenge contest, Ariana’s presence carries a symbolic weight in the African soil for Haiti 🇭🇹.

She is reclaiming our identity and our humanistic values. At a time when Haiti faces ongoing socioeconomic and political challenges, her participation reflects a generation who seeks to give Haiti’s some hope with new visibility and opportunity on global stage.

Meet Mulledina Clerger :

Beautiful, intelligent, and elegant, Mulledina Clerger is a young communications professional who is completely dedicated to her chosen field. Drawn to aesthetics, she ensures that others take care of their skin and bodies by offering a variety of natural products from her brands, Karam'el and Mina Veggies. A lover of life, she is building her future day by day and hoping to become a prominent figure in her country. Overflowing with energy and determination, she continues to move forward to make an imapct on her community.

She is passionate about life, fashion, and the world of communication. The eldest daughter in her family, she grew up in an environment steeped in reading and business, raised by a mother who was a teacher and a father who was a businessman and professional technician. Growing up, she synthesized her parents’ passions to forge her own personality. “I’m proud to say today that I was well-educated by my mother, from whom I inherited wonderful qualities,”

Mulledina explains the reasons why she studied ommunication at the University of Port-au-Prince and extra curriculum with community management, storytelling, brand strategy, and business pitching courses.

Indeed, Mulledina Clerger followed her passion, which led her to this career shaped by her own image. From a very young age, she already thrived on stage as a presenter or spokesperson. She is a perfect fit for this world.

Demonstrating maturity, she retains, at her young age, unique and memorable experiences from her journey. Alongside her work in communications, Mulledina Clerger is making great strides in entrepreneurship. She created the Karam'el brand, which offers a range of natural and erotic products exclusively for couples who want to intensify and harmonize their sexual desire. "And Mina Veggies, which offers catering services and organic appetizers for people who want to feel good in their bodies by opting for a healthy diet," says the entrepreneur, who is fascinated by sports and cooking.

She also encourages young people to become involved in the country's political life to bring real change. "Because we young people are vigorous, passionate, and have sharp minds,"  the top model explains, emphasizing that young people's sense of responsibility and open-mindedness could contribute to building a new Haiti.

Meet Milenchy Carthousia Pierre:

Milenchy Carthousia is a Haitian student in sociology. She is 21 years and have won on March 18, 2026, the first prize of the writing competition of the University of Québec in Montreal (UQAM) intended for international students under the them"My country, it's". Ms Pierre honored Haiti by telling her story. "Her text dazzles by its just tone and lexical richness, carried by internal rhymes that captivate from the very first lines," said the selection committee, emphasizing that the work spoke of Haiti with sensitivity, depth, and brilliance.

Piloted by the Allô Welcoming Program, this competition aimed to bring together different communities around the French language, as part of the Month of Francophonie.

Meet Marie Kemlyne Felix

Marie Kemlyne (born September 4, 2000). She is originally from Jérémie, in the Grand’Anse region of Haiti. She is a specialist in marketing and communications for impact-driven organizations, as well as in women’s empowerment. She holds a degree in Marketing, Management, and Public Relations from the Centre d’Études Diplomatiques et Internationales (CEDI) in Haiti.

She is also a beneficiary of the D-CLIC program by the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF) and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in International Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid at the Kalu Institute.She is the founder and president of Inspire-Toi d’Elles / ITD Entreprise, a hub dedicated to women’s empowerment and well-being in Haiti. She also serves as Marketing Director and co-founder of Boolva, a startup focused on improving customer experience.Committed to youth development, she is the president and co-founder of Flanm Ayiti, an organization working to promote mental health and youth empowerment.

She holds some strategic roles in communications and partnerships within international organizations dedicated to Afro-descendant youth, including BOJNUAH and OINUAA. Since 2021, she has supported and collaborated with NGOs and businesses to strengthen their branding, communication strategies, and social impact.

Having grown up in an environment with limited female role models, she has made it her mission to contribute to the emergence of a generation of autonomous, confident women who are active agents of their own future.

Meet Rose Berline Bathelemy:

Rose Berline Bathelemy operates in two demanding fields, showing perseverance and passion in areas often seen as opposites: journalism and medicine. This young woman, who has managed to balance both callings.

In January 2020, while pursuing medical studies, Rose Berline saw an unexpected opportunity appear in the form of a notice in a student group: Radio Capital was recruiting seven journalists. This casually shared message sparked something in her. She applied, was accepted, and her journey into journalism began. However, this was only the beginning. After three months at Radio Capital, she decided to leave that first experience to join Model FM. Three years of intensive learning followed, during which she gained confidence and expertise. Then, in January 2023, came another turning point: the opportunity to join Radio Télé Métropole, a major name in Haitian journalism. Roseberline saw this as confirmation of her path—sometimes difficult, but always guided by her passion for information.

For her, Radio Télé Métropole has always been a benchmark in journalism. She accepted the invitation to join the station in August 2023 with great joy and gratitude. She describes it as “one of the standards of excellence” and a symbol of journalism at its noblest.

According to Roseberline, an excellent presenter must embody several key qualities: passion, impartiality, insight, and perseverance. Staying calm under pressure and being authentic are also essential. Eloquence and elegance help connect with and engage the audience.One of the highlights of her career was being chosen to present MetroNews on Radio Télé Métropole. This role allows her to grow and refine her style, which she describes as a blend of institutional professionalism, lively storytelling, and sharp analysis.

Choosing between medicine and journalism would have been impossible for her. Instead of giving up one, she chose to pursue both. She believes these fields share the same purpose: to serve, inform, and positively impact society. She sometimes alternates between hospital shifts and television presentations—a physical and mental challenge she manages through passion and careful organization. Support from colleagues and loved ones, as well as her faith, plays a crucial role.

As a future doctor, she dreams of contributing to a more just and humane healthcare system. For her, being a doctor is not only about treating patients but also about prevention, education, and advocating for equity. She is also passionate about women’s empowerment and universal access to healthcare.

She is aware of her influence on young people, especially young women, encouraging them to believe in their dreams, work hard, and never give up. She sees pressure as something positive when managed well. Instead of being overwhelmed by stress, she focuses on the present and what she can control.

Her Christian values—love, humility, integrity, patience, and empathy—guide her daily life, both professionally and personally.Through her journey, Roseberline Bathelemy shows that it is possible to pursue multiple passions without limiting oneself to a single path. Her story is one of determination, perseverance, and belief in dreams.

These Young Haitian Women Leaders were born in the 2000 era. This Gen Z is often judged, criticized, sometimes even condemned as lost, empty or disoriented. However, a deeper analysis requires another reading: no generation is born in a void. She is still the product of its predecessor. Moral decay, political drift, sociopolitical collapse, & economic regression for the last 40 years don’t start with this generation. They are a legacy with an already fragile system in which they grew up. In an environment where public administration mismanagement is trivial, politics is being played out by lack of accountability and character, and emptiness goes viral for many materialistic reasons.

These observed behaviors are not anomalies, but they are forms of adaptation to a unbalanced and non-rule based system. And yet, even in this context, everything is not lost, despite the darkness. Because history shows that a transformation never begins with the majority, but often with a conscious minority. Like a candle in the night; a light even weak, can guide us through this tunnel. Haiti’s light is so weak, yet there is hope with young leaders like Ariana who pour out their hearts, minds, & souls to show hashtag#Haiti will rise again.

From now on, the real question is no longer why this generation seems to be in crisis, but rather what model of society we choose to pass on to the next one. This is why Haiti Executive Board is advocating for Haiti Vision 2050 to build a country on principles of growth and economic prosperity, civic leadership and corporate governance, and institutional values and organizational change.Because a generation does not correct itself by criticism, but they are guided and led by examples & tangible evidence of heroes and living legends.

Haiti Executive Board will continue to spotlight the young & senior executives and leaders who are doing extraordinary work in our community and highlights only positive narratives and storytelling about Haiti and its people. These young women Haitian leaders inspire their generations and cultivate intellectual capabilities to create new opportunities for themselves and others. They reinforce the notion of using their skills, talent, and gifts to create and empower others while building their own empire of influence, cultivating their intelligence through excellence, and molding their charcater to lead with purpose, impact ,and civic leadership in national and international affairs.

In conclusion, through Haitian excellence and leadership, these Top 10 Young Haitian Women Leaders can be the start of a new paradigm shift equity, opportunity, and access. It is time to start challenging the societal norms, breaking glass ceilings, and opening new gateways to discover the true ingenuity of Haitian people specially women. Celebrating these Top 10 Young Haitian Women Leaders is clearly a new steppingtone for collective and civic leadership to drive economic transfromation in Haiti.

Let’s (re)build Haiti with both Haitian men and women leaders in next 25 years on civic economy with Haiti Vision 2050 .

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