Moise Garçon, a community organizer and active haitian leader, was selected by the prestigious WHO’S WHO of world renowned, for its next publication as a young leader who succeeded in his career...

Mr. Moise Garçon received several recommendations for his involvement with local and national organizations in the United States of America such as the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People), UNESCO Centre for Peace, Black Alliance, community networks, Rotary Club, Freelancers of the South, Kiskeya Group, IvoteUS, True Patriots, as well as several entrepreneurs with whom he has collaborated on various projects.

Moise Garçon, a champion in promoting the positive aspects of Haiti, particularly via Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter since 2005, is co-founder and President of the Haitian Network, Ayiti Demain. An organization that has experienced a real success in the first Socio-Economic Summit of Haitians living abroad (HDSS) April 21, 2012, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.

According to Moise Garçon : "Haitians are the real problem in Haiti," which explains his motto that he advocates for year "Best Haitians = Better Haiti"

In the past, Moise Garçon worked and collaborated with several Haitian media such as Radio Lumière, Radio Ginen, Radio Megastar, Radio Vision 2000, the National Television of Haiti, etc... He also served as editor of the youth magazine "Lumière " and served as President of the socio-cultural group "SEQUOIA". Not to mention he was Regional Director for the company Haitel in Jacmel, and CEO of New Concepts (The first company of cell phone accessories and repair in Jacmel). After studying journalism, communications, media and marketing, Moise Garçon is now a candidate for a doctorate in organizational leadership.

Note that Moise Garçon, will also receive different awards of the Conservative Network and of Minorities Citizens Networks in the southern United States, for his work with minorities in Georgia (these awards will be awarded respectively in April and June 2013).

HL/ HaitiLibre