101 Ways to Make Money in Haiti !!

 101 Ways to Make Money in Haiti: Lucrative Business Ideas, Insightful Success Stories, and Interesting Business Opportunities for Visionary Entrepreneurs.

Many Haitians living abroad yearn to return to Haiti. In some fashion, they intend make a meaningful impact on Haiti’s socio-economic condition. Though, often they don’t know where to start or their possibilities. The content within this book will assist passionate and ready-to-act entrepreneurs. It guides them toward change, so that they may impact Haiti's future in a meaningful and lasting way. Through the fostering of commerce, jobs, and investment, we can help impact the country during this generation and those proceeding us.What You’ll Gain Through This Book:101 pragmatic business ideas. Most only need minimal capital or upfront costs.Guidance on where to execute each business idea.Discussion of issues regarding legal registration, tax compliance, and labor norms.Advice on effective financing and funding options.…and more!

Product details

• ASIN : B08QRXV59R
• Publisher : Independently published (December 17, 2020)
• Language : English
• Paperback : 447 pages
• ISBN-13 : 979-8582483267
• Item Weight : 1.31 pounds
• Dimensions : 6 x 1.01 x 9 inches

Biography

Christherson is a returned Haitian American. He’s been making waves in the Haitian business ecosystem since 2016. He’s redefining what it means to be a Haitian diaspora by re-engaging in Haiti.

While in America, Christherson earned a bachelor’s degree in traditional economics and international affairs. He acquired a master’s degree in applied economics as well. Both degrees were obtained from Florida State University.

Christherson enjoyed a career in retail banking and business/data analytics in America. Then, he systematically engaged with Haiti. Currently, he has a growing portfolio of ventures in Haiti. These include a media company (HaPro Media, aka “SeeJeanty”), a staffing company, an outsourcing company, a real estate development firm, and an export-focused distribution company. Lastly, he’s a principal of a Haiti-based investment group.

He hopes to continue publishing content supporting entrepreneurship, improving the economic condition of his fellow Haitians. His mission isn’t his success. Instead, it’s the success of another returning Haitian diaspora to Haiti. He hopes to build a great and representative country, congruent with the Haitian national motto: ‘L’union Fait La Force.’