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Generative AI has significantly disrupted the landscape of marketing, transforming how businesses, especially small ones connect with their audiences, create content, and make data-driven decisions. At the core of this disruption is AI’s ability to automate, personalize, and scale marketing efforts in ways that were previously time-consuming or cost-prohibitive. For small businesses that have traditionally faced limitations in terms of budget, staffing, and access to high-lev

In a dynamic and competitive city like Atlanta, running a successful local business requires more than just delivering quality products...

“Leadership is not about being in charge. It is about taking care of those in your charge.” Simon Sinek As the early blooms of April break through the last frost of winter, nature offers us a powerful leadership lesson: growth requires change, and renewal demands intention. April has long been associated with fresh starts and transformation. It is no coincidence that this month is also dedicated to two important causes: Stress Awareness Month and National Volunteer

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.

As a fellow Haitian and someone who works with people healing from life's challenges, I love sharing stories of hope. This February, I want to tell you about a couple whose love story shows us what's possible when faith, culture, and purpose come together. My introduction to Reverend Dr. Louis Wilkenson and Dr. Darline Wilkenson took place at a gathering in our community. From the moment I saw them together, it was clear there was something extraordinary in the way they up

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

Johnson Sainvil, a Haitian American entrepreneur of “Domono,” a wearable camera case, is based in Atlanta, Georgia. Recently interviewed by the Haitian Times and now Lakol Magazine. This interview captures Johnson’s most recent views about his Domono invention debuted at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this month.

Valcin Legacy Photography, owned by Lorna Valcin, is more than just a business; it's a testament to the artistry and passion of its founder. With an unwavering commitment to capturing moments that transcend time, Lorna Valcin has etched her name into the annals of photography history.