Haitian-American Veterans Council of Organizations

Connecting Haitian-American veterans with strategic opportunities to move surgically as a unit to impact social change, improve relations, and achieve positive community results

About US

HAVCO is committed to shifting, impacting, and improving political relations between veterans organizations and U.S. governments

Mission

HAVCO unites Haitian-American veteran groups across the nation under one powerful, unified voice.

Advocacy

Coordinated advocacy, legislative engagement, and community partnerships, to bring social change

Commitment

Elevate and provide leadership, development empowering veterans toward becoming strategic assets

We are the strategic assets

POSITIONING AND EMPOWERING

HAVCO IS COMPRISED OF 15 REGIONS COVERING THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES

There are throusands of Haitians who served and are currently serving the greatest military on earth at the operational, strategic, and institutional levels. HAVCO is marshalling these skills, competencies, and experiences to serve the greater good

  • Develop milestones for social change

  • Imapcting public diplomacy and political politeness

ADVOCACY AND NETWORKING

HAVCO works American Congress to advocate for policy changes

HAVCO courts and petitions lawmakers on both aisles of the government to bring issues and recommend solutions benefiting both heritages.

  • Legislative Advocacy

  • Community Engagement

LEADERSHIP

HAVCO’s leadership comprises of the founders of the various Haitian-American Veterans

Organizations who hold rotating chairmanships, an executive team, and the regional lead

  • Global network of diverse skills

  • An ecosystem of trust and responsibilities

HAVCO LEADERSHIP

Wesly Lucien

Wesly Lucien is the present Chairman of HAVCO and founder of the Haitian-American Veterans United (HAVU), one of the active Haitian-American Veterans organization.  A US Army veteran, Mr Lucien fought in both Iraq and Afghanistan before retiring from the Army.

Chair

Bobb Rousseau

Bobb Rousseau is involved in diaspora affairs, advocating for political participation and community engagement. His expertise in legislative reseach is instrumental to advancing policymaking and transforming Haitian-American veterans into a strategic asset.

Executive Director

Natacha Clerger

Natacha Clerger is a U.S. Army veteran and the At-Large Town Councillor in Randolph, Massachusetts.  Councillor Clerger holds degrees in Marketing and Public Relations and is a business owner.

Legislative Advocate

Frantz Michel

Frantz Michel is a combat veteran who served in the Navy and the Air Force.  As a Fleet Marine Force Corpsman he operated alongside Marine Corps units in demanding environments.  Mr Michel holds a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and a Master in International Studies.  In addition to being an author, he holds black belts in both Karate and Jiu Jitsu.

Communication Strategist

JC Jules

JC Jules is a veteran of the US Air Force and is now works in the aerospace industry.  He holds a Master in Applied Science and he is also an entrepreneur.

Chair

Dimitri Romulus

Bio Coming soon

Executive Director

Eliasaint Johnny

Bio coming soon

Legislative Advocate

Name Soon

Bio coming soon

Communication Strategist

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