I’m an entrepreneurship ecosystem builder working between Haiti and the Pacific Northwest, focused on creating platforms that support entrepreneurship, preserve cultural memory, and strengthen community resilience. Through founding Kay Tita, my work has centered on supporting communities from the ground up. In recent years, I’ve expanded into GIS and spatial analysis to address a recurring challenge: the lack of shared data and mapping needed to guide meaningful development. Today, I am using GIS to connect data, place, and community by designing tools that help organizations better understand their environments, make informed decisions, and build more resilient futures.