World Bank Meeting, Mass Grave Initiative Legal Support…and A Bacon Cheeseburger
- Published in Blog, Economic Development, Jim's Corner, National Memorial
A Meeting with Corail Resettlement Camp Leaders and a Medivac Service Location Search
Since it will be quite late before I regain cell phone coverage, here is today’s post: In a few hours I will be joined in Haiti by two colleagues of mine from the States; Stan Wilkins and Todd Welch. Stan is the camera man who filmed the 60 Minutes segment that changed the course of
- Published in Blog, Economic Development, Featured, Permanent Housing, Recovery
Haitian National Memorial and Peace Park Leadership Committee Meets
- Published in Blog, Haiti News, HR&DC, Jim's Corner, National Memorial
CEO Jim Lange: Week of Exceptional Meetings on HR&DC Initiatives
It’s right around 7:30 pm and I have just landed in Miami. All around me the hum of life fills my senses and I am thankfully for this much-needed infusion of energy. As my recent posts had indicated, over the course of the last 8-days I interacted with scores of people in a wide-array
- Published in 2010 Earthquake, Blog, Development, Featured, Haitian Culture, Haitian Renaissance, HR&DC, Jim's Corner, National Memorial, Permanent Housing
HR&DC CEO Jim Lange Meets with Haiti President Martelly’s Inner Circle
Today I met privately with two key members of President Martelly’s inner circle. One is the Special Counsel to the President and the other is the Special Counsel to the First Lady. Both individuals were very professional, and considering today was Sunday, quite gracious with their time. The purpose of our meeting was to discuss
- Published in 2010 Earthquake, Blog, Development, Haitian Culture, Jim's Corner, National Memorial
Historic Developments on the Eve of the 3rd Anniversary of the 2010 Haiti Earthquake
The focus of today’s activities centered on legal issues pertaining to the Haitian National Memorial and Peace Park. The former Minister of Justice, a member of my in-country steering committee, coordinated a meeting with key members of the Haitian legal community. The president of the Bar Association for all of Haiti agreed to communicate
- Published in 2010 Earthquake, Blog, Jim's Corner, National Memorial
Progress on 3 Different Fronts in Haiti
Haiti Trip (January); Day Two: It’s a little after 9:30 pm and I’ve just excused myself from the dinner table. While today was filled with many important conversations, the main thrust of my activities fell into these three categories: The mass grave initiative in Titanyen Job creation opportunities in underserved communities Crisis management for
- Published in Blog, Economic Development, Featured, Haitian Renaissance, Jim's Corner, Job Creation
A Day spent with Haitian Politics, Prominent Figures and the Haitian National Memorial & Peace Park Committee
- Published in Blog, General, Jim's Corner, National Memorial
The Government Facilitating Organization
After years of examining the relationship between host countries and the Non-governmental organizations that operate within their borders, I have come to the realization that vulnerable nations remain vulnerable and easily exploited when they cede administrative control of their country to outside interest. One needs to look no further than the country of Haiti
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