Welcome to Haiti Development Trust Corporation
Haiti Development Trust Corporation (HDTC) is a for-profit company formed to bring Haitians and their partners together to develop niches, create a Trust Fund to serve Haiti long-term Development and make easier for Diaspora to be welcome back in their Alma Mater.
Haiti Development Trust Corporation mission is to support profitable projects with positive economic and social impact to drive sustainable growth, share benefits with our shareholders and partners, and play a key role in Haiti long-term development.
HDTC invites you to join the Coalition of Dreams Traders (Shareholders) of stock and be one of the “Musketeers”, the “Sowers of dawn” who help reshaping Haiti’s Future.
Leadership
Georgemain PROPHETE is
President of HDTC (Haiti
Development Trust Corporation),
advocating for initiatives to empower
the Diaspora in addressing Haiti's
security and humanitarian crisis. He
has held various leadership roles in
Haiti, including President of the
Northern Chamber of Commerce,
Departmental Delegate of the
Government and Customs Director. As
an entrepreneur, he operated a sugar
cane distillery from 1983 to 2008 and
led a local soccer team, FICA, to three
(3) National Championships in Haiti.
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Attorney Ralph Stanley Francois, Esq. has over 15 years of trial litigation experience, specializing in civil and criminal law, including personal injury, consumer law, family law, immigration, and bankruptcy.
Rosebrune Vixamar
Founder & President
International Women of H.O.P.E.
“When you empower a woman, you transform a nation.”
Rosebrune S. Vixamar is a purpose-driven leader, cultural advocate, and community builder with a heart for justice and vision for transformation. She is the founder and president of International Women of H.O.P.E., a global nonprofit dedicated to uplifting women and girls through Healing, Opportunity, Purpose, and Empowerment. She believes in change through education.
With more than a decade of impact in Haiti, the United States, and Brazil, Rosebrune has championed initiatives in education, wellness, sustainable development, and women’s leadership. She is the visionary behind the HOPE Center and Training Facility in Limonade, Haiti—a space dedicated to empowerment, education, and restoration for women and young people.
In northern Haiti, Rosebrune plays an active and supportive role in agricultural initiatives led by Eddy Lahens with the Lakay Pi Bon movement, working hand-in-hand with local farmers, youth, and community leaders. These efforts support food security, ecological sustainability, and rural empowerment, laying the groundwork for long-term transformation.
She is also the CEO of Chez Nous Entreprises, and co-founder of Eagle Global Export-Import, using entrepreneurship as a platform for innovation and inclusion.
As a proud member of Lakay Pi Bon and a Shareholder of the Haitian Development Trust Corporation (HDT), she remains deeply committed to Haiti’s cultural and economic revival.
Beyond her professional accomplishments, Rosebrune is a wife to Enock Vixamar, a devoted mother of two, and a joyful grandmother. Her leadership is marked by faith, integrity, and a fierce commitment to the next generation. Through every project and partnership, she continues to plant seeds of hope—believing that dignity, opportunity, and community can change the course of the nation of Haiti and transform
Rosebrune has also participated in numerous conversations and collaborative forums focused on the betterment and advancement of Haiti. Through her involvement with diverse community leaders, organizations, and visionaries, she continues to contribute to strategies and dialogues aimed at building a stronger, more united Haiti.

Révérend Jules Casséus
Le Docteur Jules Casséus est né le 27 novembre 1941 dans une famille chrétienne. Fils du feu Pasteur Ermilus Casséus, il est diplômé en Théologie en 1969 puis licencié en 1970 au Séminaire Théologique Baptiste d'Haïti.
De 1971 à 1975, il a travaillé comme assistant professeur au Séminaire et, en Août 1975, sa femme et lui ont laissé le pays pour aller à Rochester New York où sa femme a achevé son Bachelier en Sciences musicales tandis que lui était admis à plein temps au programme de Maitrise, puis de Doctorat, à Colgate Rochester Divinity School/Bexley Hall/Crozer Theological Seminary où il obtint, en mai 1977, un Doctorat en "Ethique Chrétienne et sociale". Son mémoire de sortie s'intitulait: ASPECTS OF HAITIAN SOCIAL CONDITIONS AND A CHRISTIAN CONCEPT OF DEVELOPMENT.
Ils retournèrent en Haïti en Juin 1977 et il obtint une chaire de professeur à plein temps au Séminaire Théologique Baptiste d’Haïti. En 1981, il devint Doyen du Séminaire.
Sous son leadership, le STBH s’est transformé, en 1994, en Université Chrétienne du Nord d'Haïti (UCNH). Dès ce moment-là, il devint Président ou Recteur de l'Université et Doyen de la Faculté de Théologie.
Il a pris sa retraite en juin 2016, mais continue à enseigner aux programmes de Licence et de Maîtrise de l’Université et reste disponible pour elle comme Consultant Senior.
Le Docteur Casséus est l’auteur d’environ 34 ouvrages: des ouvrages de texte pour la Faculté de Théologie et deux pour la Faculté des Sciences Administratives. Il a deux enfants.
Haiti’s future is what every one of us, in Diaspora and Haiti, is doing now to impact Haiti's current course of events.
Mission Statement
Haiti Development Trust Corporation mission is to support profitable projects with positive economic and social impact to drive sustainable growth, share benefits with our shareholders and partners, and play a key role in Haiti long-term development. Read more..
What is the HDTC project?
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Two Divisions:
a. Sectors and Niches Development
b. Development and Trust Fund
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Three (3) Departments:
a. Consulting Services, Logistics and Niches Development
b. Empowerment Packages
c. E-Commerce Platform (Up to 30 products)
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Goal and Objectives
- Get a share in Haiti natural resources exploitation and share benefits with Haiti
population.
- Share opportunities in Agribusiness, tourism, light industry, energy, mining, etc.
- To create a support system through a job and opportunity generator
Why HDTC?
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Because Haiti is facing unprecedented challenges: Anarchy, Insecurity, Gang violence, Corruption, impunity, misery and poverty.
- Because of the high economic, geopolitical and geostrategic interests at stake.
Products and Services
HDTC supports promising sectors and develops profitable Niches to benefit our shareholders, Haiti populations as well as regional and local community development.
- Promising Sectors and Niches Development.
- Trust Fund for Long-Term Development.
- Consulting Services, Logistics and Niches Development.
- Empowerment Packages for The Sowers of dawn.
- Real Estate Acquisitions and Development.
- E-Commerce Platform