The leadership team of the Haitian American Association for Advancement (HAAFA) is a group of committed professionals and community servants who bring vision, passion, and dedication to everything they do. Together, they provide strategic guidance, foster collaboration, and design programs that empower Haitian Americans through education, advocacy, and cultural pride.
Rosie Wilson is the devoted Chairperson of the Haitian American Association for Advancement (HAAFA), a compassionate mother, and a dedicated healthcare professional whose nurturing presence has guided both families and community initiatives. With a caring spirit honed through years in healthcare, she brings empathy, strength, and a steady hand to her leadership of HAAFA—championing programs that uplift, educate, and empower the Haitian American community.
Mr. Allyday Alexander serves as President of the Haitian American Association for Advancement (HAAFA), guiding its mission to empower the Haitian American community through advocacy, education, and cultural programming. An entrepreneur and business owner, he is the founder and CEO of AA Global85 Enterprises, LLC, a leading business consulting firm since 2015, specializing in business registration, formation, insurance, trusts, and accounting. He also leads Financial Insurance Advocate, LLC, an insurance brokerage providing Medicare, ACA, employer group insurance, life insurance, investments, and retirement plans. With strong leadership and community outreach skills, Mr. Alexander mobilizes resources, strengthens partnerships, and advances HAAFA’s values of unity, service, and progress for the Haitian-American diaspora.
John Jocelyn serves as the Vice President of the Haitian-American Association for Advancement (HAAFA). In this leadership role, he supports the Chairperson and President in guiding the organization’s mission to uplift and empower the Haitian-American community. John brings both professional and community experience, helping to oversee programs, support events, and ensure effective governance. His dedication to service reflects his commitment to fostering unity, advocacy, and growth within HAAFA..
Carla Wilson brings a unique blend of healthcare expertise and community leadership to her role as Marketing Director of the Haitian American Association for Advancement (HAAFA). A trained nurse by profession, Carla has dedicated her career to caring for others and promoting wellness. She now applies that same passion and discipline to advancing HAAFA’s mission, overseeing marketing initiatives that strengthen community engagement and highlight the association’s impact.
Jacques Guillaume serves as the Director of Public Relations for the Haitian American Association for Advancement (HAAFA), where he applies his communication skills and community insight to elevate the organization’s mission of empowerment and advancement among Haitian Americans. He is the owner and principal broker of Solstice Realty, LLC, a Jacksonville-based real estate and property management firm with reach into Haiti and Florida. He earned his Realtor license in 2004 and established his brokerage in 2006. In addition to his business success, Jacques
We are not just Haitians—we are a people with a powerful legacy and a divine identity. The Bible says in:
Deuteronomy 7:6 (KJV):
“For thou art an holy people unto the Lord thy God: the Lord thy God hath chosen thee to be a special people unto himself, above all people that are upon the face of the earth.”
Haitians have endured centuries of storms. But we are still here—not because of luck, but because of God’s grace. Our rhythm, our resilience, and our resistance testify to the anointing on our lives.
We were the first Black free nation in the world. That freedom came with blood, faith, and fire. Now, it’s time for our people to reclaim not just our history, but our heavenly purpose.
This section provides trusted, practical, and spiritual support for Haitian immigrants in the U.S. Whether you’re here seeking asylum, renewing TPS, adjusting your status, or applying for citizenship — we’ve gathered legal resources, nonprofit partners, and real-world advice to help you move forward.
