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April is nationally recognized as Stress Awareness Month, offering a timely opportunity to explore how stress, trauma, and unspoken emotional wounds impact not only individuals but also organizations. For Haitian-owned businesses and enterprises serving the Haitian community, integrating trauma-informed leadership can be a powerful strategy for healing, innovation, and sustainable success—even for sole proprietors operating with limited resources.

Wadler Dieujuste, affectionately known as Wally, is a man deeply rooted in family and culture. Growing up in New Jersey and now calling Atlanta home for the past 19 years, he carries with him a profound sense of purpose and passion. “I’m a family man,” Wally shares with a warm smile. His voice carries the weight of both responsibility and joy, reflecting the life he has built alongside his wife and children.

Dr. Loojimps “James” Marcius is a native of Cap-Haitien, Haiti.  He holds a PH.D. in Leadership and Organizational Growth.  He also holds a BS in Electronics Engineering, an MBA, and a master's in Information Technology. He is also the founder of Level X Growth, a Business and Personal Growth coaching company that focuses on preparing the next generation of Business and Family leaders through impactful Leadership, Business Growth, and Personal Development Training. Dr. Loo

Jerry Grammont, a Haitian-American entrepreneur with roots in Long Island, New York, and an upbringing in Haiti, recounts his trajectory from fashion merchandising and brand marketing to technological ventures and eventually to the helm of Mabi Artisanal Tea. Jerry Grammont's Background Jerry Grammont is the Co-Founder of Mabi Artisanal Tea, a Plant-based, ready-to-drink beverage system. He recently spoke to Lakol Magazine. In the interview, Jerry recounts his journey f