Let’s say an acquaintance comes up to you while shopping in the mall. She harps on how she barely recognized you, in disbelief of how haggard you look. Yes, clearly you’ve rounded way passed 25, (35 even), and perhaps put on a pound or two, but whose counting. You might be tempted to blame it Continue Reading
I wanted to explain how this blog came about. My galpal “DameHaitianista”, who is currently M.I.A. were talking about the fact that we could never find good Haitian artwork and jewelry here in the states. One would usually haveTweet
There is so much information out there that you can literally spend three days a week just reading. Which leads to information overload: is it relevant to the business? is it quick? is the follow up cheap? Can I do it? or will I have to hire someone else to do it? It has been Continue Reading
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Dear all: After a few sweat and tears, we have successfully launched our website. www.haitianista.com. Please go see our products and forward to your friends and family. ThanksTweet
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The Haitianista ladies will be @Century Marketplace this weekend, August 20th & 21st, @ 850 NW 42nd Avenue. Please come and see us at our booth. We will have a wide variety of items for sale.Tweet
Business Sneak Peak at Emerging Businesses: Haitianista DetailsCategory: BusinessPublished on Monday, 15 August 2011 09:27Written by Maeva Renaud Mango Tango Orange Pink Beaded Eyeglass Case MIAMI, USA (defend.ht) – Entrepreneurship is a fast and moving ideal in the Haitian community. Especially for wife and mother, Rasha Cameau, who started a fashion and art business called Continue Reading
Bonjour tous: Wanted to share with you the draft of our new site. I am still raising funds to finalize it, so any and every pledge helps get us closer to our goal. So you can see what you’re paying for (apart from the cool rewards) here is what our mainpage will look like: You Continue Reading