Meet the Team in Haiti
Lovely Estanis
Team LeadLovely Estanis has worked for several major institutions in Haiti, including Sogebank and American Airlines.
“It’s often said that youth are the future of the country, and it’s not enough to simply proclaim it. To achieve this, there needs to be groundwork laid, which is why I joined EducNation to contribute to the educational and social development of underprivileged children, especially those in remote areas of the country.”
Wenel Marc
Project ManagerWenel Marc is a young professional in Graphic Design and also a trainer in detergent products.
“My goal at EducNation is to provide full support to young people in Haiti by contributing to their educational and community development..”
Jenny Marc
Team Lead AssistantJenny Marc, originally from Port-au-Prince, studied Economics at Institut Universitaire Kisqueya d’Amérique (INUKA). She has received training in organizational leadership, community development, office computing, organizational management, project management, and strategic planning. Jenny has worked in private institutions (IUSTH, X-Mediacom), at SONAPI, as well as with NGOs such as Concern World and Caris Foundation. She is also a founding member and president of a youth association in Haiti.
“I am a social activist. Youth are not only the future, but the present and lifeblood of a country. I remain committed to sharing my support, knowledge, and experience to help young people become agents of change. Education is the path to success, and it is with this vision that I joined the EducNation Foundation—to actively contribute to the educational and social development of underprivileged children in the Haitian community through concrete and meaningful action..”
Grégory Sévère
Project ManagerGrégory Sévère is an agronomist, entrepreneur, and professional in small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) management. He completed his university studies at the Université Américaine des Sciences Modernes d’Haïti (UNASMOH).
Passionate about development and community impact, Grégory strongly believes in the transformative power of education.
“Education is the foundation of any society. It guides us toward progress and collective well-being. For me, every child who receives a quality education becomes a beacon of hope, helping to shape a better future.”
Dieulene Marc
Human Resources Manager
Originally from Port-au-Prince, Dieulene Marc is a Management student at Institut Universitaire des Sciences et des Technologies d’Haiti (IUSTH). She has a strong background in entrepreneurship, communication, and journalism, complemented by active participation in numerous training programs, workshops, and cultural initiatives. Her areas of engagement include law, public speaking, marketing, and management.
Dieulene has been actively involved in community development and social initiatives. Since 2021, she has served as Human Resources Manager at RJADD-Haiti, where she contributes to organizational growth and team development. In addition, she is the co-coordinator of a school-based entrepreneurship training project, an initiative designed to inspire and equip young people with the skills needed to create value within their communities.
Deeply passionate about education, management, and youth leadership, Dieulene is dedicated to empowering young people, promoting excellence, and driving sustainable community development.
“One of my greatest commitments is to contribute to the development of young people and the realization of their potential. I firmly believe that every young person deserves an opportunity to grow, learn, and transform their community.”
Valéry-Jeff Benoit
Social Worker
Originally from Jacmel, where he completed all his classical studies, Valéry-Jeff Benoît later enrolled at Université d’Etat d’Haiti (UEH), Faculty of Human Sciences (FASCH), to pursue a degree in Social Work.
Throughout his journey, he has participated in numerous seminars and specialized trainings in the humanitarian field, including family reunification with Child Hope; child protection with UNICEF and IBESR; prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse (PEAS/PSEA) with UNICEF; care for children associated with armed forces and groups (EAFGA/CAAFAG) with Plan International, IBESR, and UNICEF; as well as personal safety training with Disaster and BSAFE with UNDSS.
“My involvement with EducNation not only allows me to put my theoretical knowledge into practice, but also to use my experience in service of an organization that is actively working to improve access to education and positively impact the lives of girls and boys..”