United Technologies
of Haiti
"Haiti is not a broken country. It is a nation with 11 million resilient people, strategic location, vast untapped resources, and unlimited potential."
— Jean Vital, Founder & CEO
A comprehensive multi-billion dollar platform to transform Haiti into a thriving economic powerhouse through six integrated business divisions — from critical minerals to luxury tourism, nearshore manufacturing to a $270B housing revolution.
United Technologies of Haiti
United Technologies of Haiti (UTH) is a multi-division holding company founded by Jean Vital to unlock Haiti's extraordinary economic potential. With strategic proximity to the United States, zero tariffs under HOPE/HELP Acts, and vast untapped natural resources, Haiti stands at the threshold of a historic transformation.
The Vision
Haiti is the first independent Black republic in the world, born from revolution in 1804. UTH's mission is to unlock its unlimited potential through a comprehensive, integrated development plan that addresses every sector simultaneously.
The Model
Every division reinforces the others. Mining revenue funds housing. Housing enables manufacturing. Manufacturing creates jobs. Jobs create demand for tourism and services. Technology and AI accelerate everything.
The Partners
UTH operates through a global network of partners across the United States, Canada, France, Colombia, Brazil, and China — bringing world-class expertise in logistics, construction, mining, finance, and technology.
United Technologies of Haiti — Prototype Coastal City Model
Haiti's Unmatched Strategic Position
700 miles from Florida. Co-controlling the Windward Passage — through which 5% of global trade transits. At the crossroads of the Americas, Caribbean, and Atlantic trade routes.
Haiti — Island of Hispaniola, Caribbean Sea
Windward Passage
Haiti co-controls this critical maritime chokepoint, through which 5% of all global trade transits annually — positioning Haiti as a future logistics hub.
Fort Liberté Bay
A natural deep-water harbor with an adjacent airstrip (Phaeton HT-0011) — the ideal location for UTH's industrial free zone and export hub.
Caribbean Hub
Equidistant from major Caribbean markets. Direct sea routes to Miami (3 days), New York (5 days), and European ports (12 days).
Resource Zones
Gold, copper, iridium, and rare earth deposits concentrated in the northern and central regions — all within reach of planned infrastructure corridors.
Six Divisions. One Integrated Vision.
Each division is independently viable and mutually reinforcing — creating a virtuous cycle where the success of each accelerates the growth of all others.
HGLP — Nearshoring & Agribusiness
Haiti's Gateway to the U.S. Market
Haiti Gateway Logistics & Production (HGLP) is the premier nearshoring and agribusiness platform for U.S. companies. Located 700 miles from Florida with 0% import tariffs, HGLP delivers goods to U.S. distribution centers in 3–5 days — a structural advantage no Asian competitor can match.
- ✓0% tariffs via HOPE/HELP Acts
- ✓3–5 day shipping to U.S. East Coast
- ✓Vetiver oil, cacao, mango processing
- ✓Apparel, medical supplies, BPO
- ✓15-year Free Zone tax holiday
Rare Earth Haiti — Critical Minerals
Powering the Global Energy Transition
Haiti sits on under-explored mineral terranes contiguous with the Dominican Republic's active mining zones. Rare Earth Haiti will build the first critical-minerals supply chain in Haiti — providing NdPr, dysprosium, and terbium for EV motors and wind turbines to Western OEMs seeking to diversify away from China's 90% market dominance.
- ✓$20B+ in gold, copper & rare earths
- ✓World's 2nd largest iridium deposits
- ✓NdPr magnets for EV & wind turbines
- ✓PPP with Haiti Bureau des Mines
- ✓>40% EBITDA margins at scale
Haiti Riviera Project — Tourism & Real Estate
The Caribbean's Next Luxury Destination
The Haiti Riviera Project is a $6.7 billion phased development to create the Caribbean's premier luxury tourism destination — comparable to Cancun, Punta Cana, and Dubai's waterfront districts. Phase 1 delivers resorts, a marina, and a beachfront district. Phase 2 adds residential communities, retail, and stadiums. Phase 3 delivers a new international airport and smart infrastructure.
- ✓30M+ Caribbean visitors annually
- ✓Luxury resorts, marina, beachfront district
- ✓Residential communities & retail
- ✓International airport & smart utilities
- ✓18–24% projected IRR
Prefab Housing Revolution
$270 Billion. 4 Million Apartments. A Nation Rebuilt.
Haiti faces a massive housing crisis with millions living in precarious conditions. UTH proposes the construction of 4 million modern, disaster-resistant apartments using prefabricated construction technology from U.S. manufacturers including Clayton Homes, Jacobsen Homes, and Prestige. Phase 1 pilots 25,000 units across Port-au-Prince, Cap-Haïtien, and Gonaïves.
- ✓4 million modern apartments nationwide
- ✓20,000 prefab buildings of 200 units each
- ✓$60K cost per unit / $100K sale price
- ✓$130B projected profit margin
- ✓Diaspora co-investment strategy
Infrastructure & Smart Cities
Building the Backbone of a New Haiti
No economic development is possible without infrastructure. UTH's Infrastructure Division works with the Haitian government, IDB, World Bank, and bilateral partners to co-invest in roads, ports, power, water, and digital infrastructure — creating the backbone that enables every other UTH division to operate and scale.
- ✓Roads, ports, and airport expansion
- ✓Solar micro-grids and clean energy
- ✓Water treatment and sewage systems
- ✓Smart city technology integration
- ✓Healthcare and education facilities
Technology & Broadcasting
Connecting Haiti to the World
UTH's Technology & Broadcasting division leverages Haiti's bilingual (French/Creole/English) workforce and U.S. time zone alignment to deliver world-class BPO, digital media, and technology services. UTH will build Haiti's first integrated media and digital services platform, combining AI-powered business automation, content creation, and digital financial services for the diaspora.
- ✓UTH Media & Digital Services Platform
- ✓200-seat bilingual BPO center
- ✓AI-powered agricultural monitoring
- ✓Digital financial services for diaspora
- ✓Media production & content creation
Shipping Container Architecture
UTH's Prefab Housing Revolution uses ISO shipping containers as the primary building module — delivering modern, disaster-resistant homes at a fraction of traditional construction cost.
Steel container frames absorb seismic forces, exceeding Haiti's highest earthquake resistance standards.
Rated for Category 5 winds. Containers are bolted and welded to reinforced concrete foundations.
Insulated wall panels provide superior acoustic isolation — quieter than traditional concrete construction.
100% steel construction eliminates wood — no termite or pest damage, ever.
Marine-grade sealants and raised foundations protect against flooding and tropical moisture.
Flat roof design accommodates solar panels on every unit, enabling off-grid energy independence.
Multi-Story Residential Complex
5-story stacked container apartment building with rooftop pool, balconies, and tropical landscaping.
Beachfront Resort Hotel
Luxury container resort on Haiti's coast — infinity pool, ocean-view suites, and palm-lined beach access.
Single-Family Home
Modern 2-story container home with solar panels, covered porch, private pool, and lush garden.
School & Community Center
Vibrant container school campus with open courtyards, playgrounds, and community gathering spaces.
Each building contains 200 modular apartments (2BR / 2BA). Costs are estimated for a 5-story stacked container structure built in Haiti using U.S. prefab technology.
| CATEGORY | ITEM | UNIT COST | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Containers | 200× ISO 40ft High-Cube Containers (U.S. sourced) | $4,500 ea | $900,000 |
| Structure | Foundation, welding, structural steel reinforcement | $1,200 / unit | $240,000 |
| Exterior | Insulated cladding, windows, balconies, roofing | $3,000 / unit | $600,000 |
| Interior | Drywall, flooring, kitchen, bathrooms (2 per unit) | $8,500 / unit | $1,700,000 |
| MEP | Electrical, plumbing, HVAC / mini-split per unit | $4,200 / unit | $840,000 |
| Energy | Solar micro-grid (200 kW), battery storage, wiring | — | $480,000 |
| Water | Rainwater harvesting, filtration, grey-water recycling | — | $220,000 |
| Common Areas | Lobby, stairwells, rooftop pool, landscaping | — | $380,000 |
| Labor | Haitian & U.S. skilled labor (construction + QC) | $6,000 / unit | $1,200,000 |
| Logistics | Shipping containers from U.S. to Haiti, port fees | $1,800 / unit | $360,000 |
| Permits | Engineering, permits, inspections, legal | — | $180,000 |
| Contingency | 10% contingency reserve | — | $610,000 |
| Total Build Cost — 200-Unit Building | $6,710,000 | ||
An Entire Island. One Unified Vision.
Île de la Gonâve — 743 km² of largely undeveloped land, 45 km from Port-au-Prince — is UTH's most transformative strategic asset. UTH proposes to develop the entire island as a fully integrated Industrial, Agricultural, and Security Zone under a long-term government concession agreement.
Industrial Free Zone Campus
The entire island is designated as a Special Economic Zone (SEZ). Factories for apparel, electronics assembly, medical supplies, and light manufacturing operate under 0% tariff, 15-year tax holiday, and full profit repatriation rights. A dedicated deep-water port connects directly to U.S. East Coast ports in 3–4 days.
Agricultural Production Hub
Gonâve's interior plateaus are converted into large-scale, irrigated agricultural estates producing vetiver, cacao, mangoes, and medicinal herbs. Processing facilities on-island capture the full value chain — from raw crop to finished, packaged export product.
Self-Sufficient Energy Grid
A hybrid solar-diesel-wind micro-grid provides 24/7 power to all island operations, completely independent of Haiti's national grid. Battery storage and a desalination plant ensure water and energy security for 50,000+ workers and residents.
Integrated Security Campus
The island's geography provides a natural security perimeter. UTH operates a private security force in partnership with international firms, protecting all assets, workers, and supply chains. A dedicated coast guard patrol vessel fleet secures the surrounding waters.
Worker Housing & Community
Modern, prefabricated worker housing communities are built on the island to house 50,000 employees and their families. Schools, clinics, markets, and recreational facilities create a self-contained, thriving community — a model city for Haiti's future.
Logistics & Export Hub
A purpose-built container port and logistics center serves as the primary export gateway for all UTH manufacturing output. Cold-chain facilities handle agricultural exports. A ferry terminal connects Gonâve to Port-au-Prince (45 km) and international cruise lines.
"Gonâve Island represents the single most powerful economic development opportunity in the Caribbean. Its size, proximity to Port-au-Prince, natural harbor, and undeveloped land make it uniquely suited to become the manufacturing and agricultural engine of a new Haiti — a Special Economic Zone that rivals Shenzhen, Batam, and the Cayman Islands in its transformative potential."
— Jean Vital, Founder & CEO, United Technologies of Haiti
28 Development Zones Across Haiti
UTH's master plan identifies 28 strategic development zones across Haiti — 18 coastal tourism destinations, 7 northern industrial cities, and 3 interior housing zones — creating a comprehensive national economic transformation.
World-class resorts, marinas, and eco-lodges from Tortuga to Fort-Liberté
Free zone factories, agribusiness hubs, and port logistics centers
Planned communities in Haiti's safe interior highlands
| Development Zone | Type | # Sites | Primary Use | Est. Jobs Created |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Île de la Gonâve | Industrial SEZ | 1 Island | Factories, Farms, Security, Housing | 50,000+ |
| Northern Coast | Tourism | 5 sites | Resorts, Heritage, Eco-lodges | 15,000 |
| Southern Coast | Tourism | 8 sites | Beach resorts, Marina, Eco-tourism | 20,000 |
| Western Coast | Tourism | 5 sites | Luxury resorts, Cultural tourism | 12,000 |
| Northern Industrial Belt | Industrial | 7 cities | Factories, Agribusiness, Ports | 35,000 |
| Interior Highlands | Housing | 3 zones | Planned communities, 800K+ units | 10,000 |
Haiti's Interior — Homes, Factories & Retirement Communities
Beyond the coast, Haiti's interior cities offer vast land, cooler climates, river access, and extraordinary potential for planned communities, eco-tourism, and world-class retirement destinations for the global diaspora and international investors.
Saint-Raphaël
"The Agricultural Capital of the North"
Saint-Raphaël sits at the crossroads of Haiti's northern highway and the Central Plateau, making it a natural distribution hub for agricultural goods. The fertile Plaine du Nord surrounds the city, producing cacao, coffee, and tropical fruits. UTH plans a prefab housing community of 10,000 units, a cacao and coffee processing factory, a cold-chain logistics center, and a vocational training campus. The city's elevation (300m) provides a cooler climate ideal for year-round living and light manufacturing.
Elevated position at the gateway to the Central Plateau means lower temperatures, less humidity, and a healthier living environment than coastal cities. The surrounding farmland makes it self-sufficient in food production.
Dessalines
"Named for Haiti's Founding Father — A City of Pride"
Dessalines carries deep historical significance as the namesake of Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the founding father of Haiti. Located in the Artibonite Valley — Haiti's rice bowl — the city is surrounded by the most productive agricultural land in the country. UTH plans a major rice processing and export facility, a textile factory leveraging the nearby port of Saint-Marc, a 15,000-unit planned housing community, and a national heritage museum honoring Dessalines and Haiti's independence. The Artibonite River provides fresh water and irrigation for large-scale farming.
The Artibonite Valley produces 60% of Haiti's rice. Dessalines is at the center of this agricultural heartland, making it the ideal location for food processing, agribusiness, and worker housing communities.
Hinche
"The Heart of Haiti's Interior — A City Ready to Grow"
Hinche is the capital of Haiti's Centre Department and the gateway to the Central Plateau — a vast, elevated region that is safer from hurricanes and flooding than the coast. The city sits at 250m elevation with a mild climate and access to the Artibonite River headwaters. UTH identifies Hinche as a primary interior housing city: a planned community of 50,000 units, a regional hospital and medical school, a manufacturing zone for furniture and construction materials, and a solar energy farm. The Central Plateau's stability and space make it ideal for Haiti's largest inland development project.
The Central Plateau is Haiti's safest region from natural disasters. Its elevation protects against flooding and storm surge, while its vast flat land provides room for large-scale planned communities at a fraction of coastal land costs.
Thomonde
"Eco-Retreat in Haiti's Quiet Highlands"
Thomonde is a quiet highland town in the Central Plateau, surrounded by rolling hills, rivers, and untouched natural landscapes. Its remoteness is its greatest asset: pristine nature, clean air, and a peaceful environment that is increasingly rare in the Caribbean. UTH envisions Thomonde as Haiti's premier eco-tourism and wellness retreat destination — boutique eco-lodges, hiking trails, river swimming, organic farms, and yoga retreats. For Haitian families, UTH builds affordable prefab homes in a planned community with schools and clinics. The combination of eco-tourism revenue and residential development creates a self-sustaining economy.
Thomonde's rivers and hills remain among the most pristine in Haiti. The absence of development is itself a competitive advantage — offering the kind of untouched nature that tourists from North America and Europe pay premium prices to experience.
Mirebalais
"Where the River Meets the Mountains"
Mirebalais is one of Haiti's most strategically located interior cities — sitting at the junction of the Artibonite River and the road connecting Port-au-Prince to the Central Plateau. The Artibonite River at Mirebalais is wide, calm, and navigable, creating extraordinary potential for waterfront development. UTH plans a riverside resort district with boutique hotels, sailing clubs, and waterfront retirement homes. The city already has a world-class hospital (Hôpital Universitaire de Mirebalais, built by Partners in Health) — making it a natural anchor for a medical tourism and retirement community. The 90-minute drive from Port-au-Prince makes it accessible yet tranquil.
Mirebalais already has one of the best hospitals in the Caribbean, built by Partners in Health. This existing world-class medical infrastructure makes it uniquely positioned as a medical tourism and retirement destination — a rare advantage that most Caribbean cities lack.
Manneville
"Lake Azuéi Gateway — Vacation, Tourism & Retirement on Haiti's Largest Lake"
Manneville sits on the Plaine du Cul-de-Sac, just 18 km east of Port-au-Prince — a 20-minute drive from the capital. It is the western gateway to Lake Azuéi (170 km²), Haiti's largest lake, famous for its stunning azure-blue waters and flamingos. UTH plans a lakefront eco-resort, retirement village, vacation homes, and scenic boat tours — all within easy reach of the capital.
Manneville offers the rare combination of being just 20 minutes from Port-au-Prince while sitting at the edge of Haiti's largest lake — a natural wonder with flamingos, azure-blue waters, and stunning sunsets. For vacation homes, retirement communities, and eco-tourism, it is the most accessible nature destination in Haiti.
Lake Azuéi — Haiti's Largest Lake & Premier Eco-Tourism Destination
Lake Azuéi (Étang Saumâtre) is Haiti's largest lake — a 170 km² brackish-water wonder of intense azure-blue color, located 18–29 km east of Port-au-Prince on the Plaine du Cul-de-Sac, bordering the Dominican Republic. Its Taíno name was Yainagua. The lake is a globally significant biodiversity hotspot: home to American flamingos, over 100 species of waterfowl, five endemic fish species, and the rhinoceros iguana — species found nowhere else on Earth. UTH proposes to develop the western shore (near Manneville and Thomazeau) as Haiti's premier eco-tourism and lakefront resort corridor.
Phoenicopterus ruber — the iconic pink flamingo — feeds and breeds along the lake's shores. A flamingo safari at sunrise on Lake Azuéi is a world-class wildlife experience rivaling the Galápagos and the Yucatán.
Lake Azuéi's azure-blue waters reflect the most dramatic sunsets in Haiti. The flat Plaine du Cul-de-Sac horizon creates an unobstructed 180° panorama of color — a signature experience for resort guests and retirement community residents alike.
300–400 breeding pairs of wading birds in the eastern lagoon. Ospreys, herons, egrets, and endemic Hispaniolan species. A world-class birdwatching destination for ornithological tourism from North America and Europe.
Five fish species found nowhere else on Earth live in Lake Azuéi. Giant tilapia schools dot the mangrove shallows. The lake also supports the Hispaniolan slider turtle (Trachemys decorata) — a critically vulnerable endemic reptile.
Cyclura cornuta — the magnificent rhinoceros iguana — inhabits the lake's rocky shores. One of the most impressive lizards in the Caribbean, it is a major draw for wildlife photographers and nature tourists worldwide.
The lake's water is brackish (1/5 the salinity of seawater) and an intense shade of azure blue — unlike any other lake in the Caribbean. The western shore has freshwater springs and marshes ideal for eco-lodge dock access and swimming areas.
Entry point to the lake from Port-au-Prince. UTH's proposed lakefront eco-resort, retirement village, and flamingo safari headquarters. Flat Plaine du Cul-de-Sac land ideal for large-scale development.
The largest town on Lake Azuéi's northern shore. Already known internationally as the 'Hidden Gem of Haiti.' UTH proposes a lakefront hotel district, water sports center, and 5,000-unit housing community.
Strategically located on National Route 8 connecting Port-au-Prince to the Dominican border. A logistics and distribution hub for the lake corridor, with housing communities and a border trade zone.
Elevated town south of the lake with views over the Cul-de-Sac plain. A cooler, quieter alternative for retirement homes and eco-lodges, with access to both the lake and the southern mountains.
Kenscoff → Belle-Anse Corridor
UTH proposes a new mountain highway connecting Kenscoff (above Port-au-Prince) through Haiti's southern highlands to Belle-Anse on the Caribbean coast — a transformative 120 km corridor through some of Haiti's most spectacular and undeveloped terrain. Along this route, UTH will develop mountain homes, eco-lodges, vacation spots, factories, and retirement communities, unlocking the economic potential of Haiti's interior for the first time.
Kenscoff
1,500mMountain VillageCool mountain retreat above Port-au-Prince. Luxury hillside homes with panoramic views of the capital and the Caribbean Sea. Organic farms, hiking trails, and weekend getaways for PAP residents and international visitors. Average temperature 18°C — a natural escape from the capital's heat.
Furcy
1,800mEco-Lodge VillageHaiti's highest accessible village. Pine forests, waterfalls, and crisp mountain air. UTH builds an eco-lodge resort, a zip-line adventure park, and premium mountain homes for nature lovers and retirees. The pine forests make it feel more like Vermont than the Caribbean.
Seguin
1,600mAdventure TourismRemote highland plateau with extraordinary biodiversity. A world-class hiking and birdwatching destination. UTH develops a sustainable eco-camp and a research station for Haiti's endemic wildlife. Home to rare birds found nowhere else on Earth.
Thiotte
900mAgricultural TownFertile highland valley near the Dominican border. Coffee and cacao farms, a processing cooperative, and a planned housing community for agricultural workers. A model for border-zone economic development with cross-border trade opportunities.
Anse-à-Pitre
10mBorder Town + BeachHaiti-Dominican Republic border crossing with beach access. A duty-free commercial zone, a beach resort, and cross-border logistics hub. Positioned as a gateway for Dominican-Haitian trade and tourism — capturing visitors from both nations.
Belle-Anse
5mCoastal Town + ResortSouthern coastal town on the Caribbean Sea. Pristine beaches, fishing village culture, and extraordinary natural beauty. UTH develops a boutique beach resort, a fishing cooperative, and a 2,000-unit coastal housing community. The end of the corridor — where mountains meet the sea.
Cost of Living
Haiti offers one of the lowest costs of living in the Caribbean. A luxury waterfront villa that costs $2M in the Bahamas or $1.5M in Barbados can be built for $150K–$300K in Haiti — with the same ocean views, warm climate, and Caribbean lifestyle.
Proximity to the U.S.
Haiti is 700 miles from Miami — a 2-hour direct flight. For Haitian diaspora in New York, Boston, Miami, and Montreal, retiring in Haiti means staying close to family while enjoying a dramatically lower cost of living and a warmer climate.
Untouched Natural Beauty
Haiti's coastline, mountains, and rivers remain largely undeveloped — offering the kind of pristine natural beauty that has been built over in most Caribbean destinations. Early investors and retirees get first access to the most spectacular sites.
Growing Healthcare Infrastructure
UTH's development plan includes hospitals, clinics, and telemedicine centers in every major zone. Mirebalais already has one of the best hospitals in the Caribbean (built by Partners in Health). Medical tourism and retirement healthcare are core to the UTH plan.
Diaspora Welcome Home
Over 3 million Haitians live abroad in the U.S., Canada, France, and the Dominican Republic. Many dream of returning home. UTH's retirement communities are designed specifically for the diaspora — modern, safe, affordable, and connected to the homeland they love.
Early Investor Advantage
Haiti is at the beginning of its development curve. Investors who buy land and property now — before the infrastructure is built — will see the same kind of appreciation that early investors in Panama, Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic experienced 20–30 years ago.
18 Airports. Every Zone Connected.
UTH's infrastructure master plan includes 6 major international dual-runway airports for passenger and cargo service, plus 12 small regional airstrips connecting every tourism and industrial zone to Port-au-Prince and international markets.
✈️ CONCEPT RENDERING — UTH Major International Airport (Dual-Runway Passenger + Cargo Terminal)
6 Major International & Cargo Airports
Fort-Liberté International Airport
Northern Haiti's primary international gateway. Dual runways serve both commercial passenger flights and heavy cargo. Adjacent to the Fort-Liberté Industrial Free Zone — cargo planes load manufactured goods directly from the factory floor. Customs and cold-chain facilities on-site.
Jacmel International Airport
Southern Haiti's cultural and tourism hub. Jacmel is Haiti's arts capital and carnival city. This dual-runway airport connects the southern coast to North America and Europe, serving the Cayes-de-Jacmel resort zone and the Côtes-de-Fer industrial corridor. Cargo terminal for agribusiness exports.
Port-de-Paix International Airport
Northwestern Haiti's gateway, serving the Tortuga Island eco-resort zone and the Môle-Saint-Nicolas historic bay development. Cargo terminal handles vetiver oil and agricultural exports from the northwest corridor. Ferry connection to Tortuga Island (15 min by boat).
Gonâve Island International Airport
The crown jewel of the UTH airport network. Built on the flat central plateau of Gonâve Island, this dual-runway airport serves as the primary cargo hub for all UTH manufacturing output. The passenger terminal connects the island's 50,000-person workforce community to Port-au-Prince (45 km, 20-min flight) and international markets.
Les Cayes International Airport
Southern Haiti's industrial and tourism gateway. Serves the Île à Vache eco-resort (15-min boat), the Grosse Caye beach development, and the Les Cayes industrial zone. Cargo terminal for southern agribusiness exports including cacao, coffee, and tropical fruits.
Jérémie International Airport
Gateway to Haiti's remote but resource-rich Grand'Anse peninsula. Jérémie is known as the 'City of Poets' and is surrounded by pristine beaches and tropical forests. This airport opens the Grand'Anse interior to eco-tourism and connects the region's agricultural output to export markets.
🛩️ CONCEPT RENDERING — UTH Regional Tourism Airstrip (Small Aircraft + Turboprop Service)
12 Regional Tourism & Industrial Airstrips
| Airstrip | Location | Serves | Flight Time from PAP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🛩️ Tortuga Island Airstrip | Île de la Tortue | Eco-resort & Heritage Tourism | 20 min from PAP |
| 🛩️ Môle-Saint-Nicolas Airstrip | Nord-Ouest | Historic Bay Resort | 25 min from PAP |
| 🛩️ Labadee Airstrip | Nord (near Cap-Haïtien) | Cruise Port & Luxury Resort | 40 min from PAP |
| 🛩️ Île à Vache Airstrip | Sud (near Les Cayes) | Island Eco-Resort | 30 min from PAP |
| 🛩️ Jacmel South Airstrip | Cayes-de-Jacmel | Beach Resort Zone | 15 min from PAP |
| 🛩️ Saint-Marc Airstrip | Artibonite | Industrial Zone + Tourism | 30 min from PAP |
| 🛩️ Gonaïves Airstrip | Artibonite | Northern Industrial Corridor | 35 min from PAP |
| 🛩️ Terrier Rouge Airstrip | Nord-Est | Agricultural Processing Hub | 30 min from PAP |
| 🛩️ Trou-du-Nord Airstrip | Nord-Est | Caracol Industrial Park Expansion | 35 min from PAP |
| 🛩️ Ferrier Airstrip | Nord-Est | Agribusiness Zone | 40 min from PAP |
| 🛩️ Côtes-de-Fer Airstrip | Sud-Est | Coastal Industrial + Resort | 25 min from PAP |
| 🛩️ Savanne Pomme Airstrip | Nord-Est | Agricultural Community | 40 min from PAP |
"No development zone in Haiti will be more than 40 minutes by air from Port-au-Prince. Every factory, farm, resort, and housing community will be connected to the national and international network. This is not just infrastructure — it is the circulatory system of a new Haiti."
— Jean Vital, Founder & CEO, United Technologies of Haiti
World-Class Leadership. Global Expertise.
UTH is governed by an international board of directors including Dr. Jean Claude Compas (Brooklyn, NY) and seats drawn from the United States, Canada, France, Colombia, Brazil, and China — bringing the full spectrum of expertise required to execute a multi-billion dollar national development platform.
Jean Vital
FOUNDER & CEO🇭🇹 Haiti / United States · United Technologies of Haiti
Dynamic IT Specialist, Social Media Strategist, and visionary entrepreneur with over a decade of cross-industry experience spanning dental healthcare, financial services, and technology. Jean Vital is the architect behind the United Technologies of Haiti platform — a comprehensive, multi-billion dollar integrated development plan to transform Haiti into a thriving economic powerhouse encompassing housing, mining, manufacturing, tourism, infrastructure, and technology.
An AI-powered phone answering and appointment booking system that helps service businesses capture more leads and book more jobs automatically — 24/7, without missing a call.
An AI-guided storytelling platform that helps people preserve their life's memories — record stories, store them securely, and share them with family. Also serves organizations managing community members and their stories.
"This isn't just about building housing. This is about building hope, building dignity, and building a nation with concrete, steel, and vision."
- · IT Infrastructure Optimization
- · Network Troubleshooting & Systems Upgrades
- · HIPAA Compliance & Security Audits
- · Social Media Strategy & Content Creation
- · Brand Reputation Management
- · Analytics & Engagement Optimization
- · Technology Integration in Clinical Settings
- · Clinical Staff Technical Training
- · Workflow Automation
- · HIPAA Regulatory Standards
- · Secure Data Handling
- · Audit-Ready Documentation
- › Managed and optimized all IT systems for a busy dental practice, ensuring maximum uptime and data protection.
- › Strengthened data security through HIPAA-compliant solutions and comprehensive staff training on cybersecurity best practices.
- › Implemented large-scale technology upgrades that enhanced operational efficiency and elevated patient care standards.
- › Directed cross-platform social media campaigns that increased patient acquisition, brand awareness, and community engagement.
- › Delivered personalized financial consultations for clients across the full spectrum of banking services.
- › Guided customers through major financial decisions including home loans, investment planning, and college funding strategies.
- › Maintained long-term client relationships through consistent, high-quality service and proactive financial guidance.
Haitian-born physician and community leader based in Brooklyn, NY. Dr. Compas brings deep expertise in healthcare systems, public health infrastructure, and community development within the Haitian diaspora. As UTH Director of Medical Affairs, he leads the design and deployment of healthcare facilities across all development zones — from the Gonâve Island campus to the Northern Industrial Cities — ensuring every UTH community has access to quality medical care. His trusted standing in the Haitian-American community makes him an essential bridge between UTH and diaspora investors.
Senior finance executive with experience in emerging market private equity, infrastructure financing, and Caribbean investment. Responsible for Series A fundraising, investor relations, and financial governance across all UTH divisions.
Operations executive with expertise in large-scale construction, prefabricated housing, and supply chain management. Oversees the $270B housing revolution and all on-the-ground operations in Haiti.
Diplomat and international business leader with deep ties to Francophone networks, the European Union, and development finance institutions. Leads UTH's engagement with French-speaking investors and EU development funds.
Real estate developer and hospitality executive with experience building luxury resort communities in Latin America and the Caribbean. Leads the Haiti Riviera Project development and international tourism marketing.
Civil engineer and infrastructure specialist with experience in large-scale port, road, and energy projects across South America. Leads UTH's infrastructure division and renewable energy micro-grid deployments.
Manufacturing and logistics executive with deep expertise in prefabricated construction technology, industrial equipment procurement, and global supply chain optimization. Leads UTH's China partnerships for cost-effective machinery and manufacturing inputs.
UTH is actively recruiting world-class professionals to fill board seats and executive roles. If you have expertise in finance, mining, construction, tourism, or technology and share our vision for Haiti's transformation, we invite you to join us.
Join the Board →20 Leaders We Are Inviting to Join Our Vision
UTH is actively reaching out to the most influential Haitian-born business leaders across North America, Canada, and France to join as paid board members and consultants. These leaders span finance, construction, logistics, technology, agribusiness, healthcare, diplomacy, and media.
Dr. Herriot Tabuteau
Finance / BiotechFounder & CEO, Axsome Therapeutics (NASDAQ: AXSM)
Haiti's first US-based billionaire ($1.1B). Yale MD. 20+ years on Wall Street. Leads finance strategy & pharma manufacturing division.
Reginald 'Reggie' Fils-Aimé
Technology / MarketingFormer President & COO, Nintendo of America
Only Haitian-descent leader of a Fortune 500 company. Cornell graduate. Ideal for Technology & BPO division leadership.
Frantz Saintellemy, C.M.
Technology / AutomotiveCEO, LeddarTech (NASDAQ: LDTC); Chancellor, Université de Montréal
Order of Canada recipient. 25+ years in electronics & automotive. Leads Canada-Haiti corridor and innovation hub strategy.
Michaëlle Jean
Diplomacy / International RelationsFormer Governor General of Canada; Former Secretary-General, OIF
Highest-ranking Haitian-born official in Canadian history. UNESCO Special Envoy for Haiti. Opens Francophonie networks and EU development funds.
Dumarsais 'Dumas' Siméus
Manufacturing / Food IndustryFormer President, TLC Beatrice Foods; Founder, Siméus Foods International
Built $100M food manufacturing empire in Texas. Largest minority-owned business in Texas. Expert in food processing and agribusiness.
Eddy Benoit Jr.
Real Estate / ConstructionPresident & CEO, The Benoit Group — $3B+ in projects
CCIM certified. Led $3B+ in commercial real estate development. Essential for Prefab Housing division and Gonâve Island construction.
Pierre Laguerre
Logistics / Transportation TechFounder & CEO, Fleeting (fleet management)
Born in Haiti. Built Fleeting to 4M+ miles of freight. Expert in supply chain management, port operations, and transportation technology.
Yve-Car Momperousse
Agribusiness / Natural ProductsCEO & Co-Founder, Kreyol Essence (Shark Tank)
Vertically integrated agribusiness sourcing vetiver & moringa from Haiti. Shark Tank alumni. Expert in value-added agricultural exports.
Daniel-Gérard Rouzier
Energy / InfrastructureFounder & Chairman, E-Power S.A. (Haiti's first private power company)
Dartmouth Tuck MBA. Founded Haiti's first private power company in 2011. Critical for Gonâve Island energy infrastructure.
Dr. Rudolph 'Rudy' Moise
Healthcare / Law / DiplomacyFormer Ambassador-at-Large from Haiti; Physician & Attorney
Physician, attorney, Air Force veteran. Former Ambassador-at-Large. Leads healthcare strategy and legal/regulatory framework for UTH.
Henri Pierre-Jacques
Venture Capital / FinanceVenture Capitalist; Partner, Harlem Capital
Harvard Business School. Leading Haitian-American VC. Essential for Series A fundraising strategy and investor network access.
Mona Scott-Young
Media / EntertainmentCEO & Founder, Monami Entertainment; Executive Producer, Love & Hip Hop
Built one of the most successful Black-owned entertainment companies. Leads UTH media strategy and Haiti narrative reframing.
Wyclef Jean
Music / Philanthropy / Haiti AdvocacyGrammy Award-winning Musician; Founder, Yéle Haiti Foundation
Born in Croix-des-Bouquets, Haiti. Global ambassador for Haiti. Ideal for fundraising events, global brand awareness, and media attention.
Patrick Gaspard
Diplomacy / Policy / LaborFormer U.S. Ambassador to South Africa; Former Executive Director, Open Society Foundations
Senior Obama White House official. Key for U.S. government relations, HOPE/HELP Act advocacy, and international policy credibility.
Claudine Joseph
Operations / Brand ManagementChief Operating Officer, LL COOL J Inc.
Fashion Institute of Technology graduate. 20+ years in entertainment operations. Expert in brand development and organizational management.
Dr. Guerda Nicolas
Academia / Community DevelopmentDean, University of Miami School of Education; Co-Founder, Ayiti Community Trust
Born and raised in Haiti. Boston College doctorate. Leads education infrastructure, worker training programs, and community development.
Régine Chassagne
Arts / Culture / Haiti AdvocacyCo-founder, Arcade Fire (Grammy Award-winning); Co-founder, Kanpe Foundation
Grammy winner. Co-founded Kanpe Foundation supporting rural Haitian communities. Leads cultural tourism and Haiti brand building in Canada.
Jeff Lozama
Construction / International BusinessEntrepreneur, CMS International Group Corp.
Multi-sector Haitian-American entrepreneur. Featured in Ayiti Visionaries program. Construction and international business development expertise.
Dannie Augustin
Multi-Brand EntrepreneurshipMulti-Brand Entrepreneur; Ayiti Visionaries
Built multiple brands serving the Haitian diaspora and broader markets. Consumer products, retail distribution, and brand development expertise.
Frantz-One (Franz Exantus)
Innovation / EntrepreneurshipEntrepreneur; Americas Leadership Program (2022)
One of 15 Haitians selected for the prestigious Americas Leadership Program. On-the-ground Haiti operations and local entrepreneurship ecosystem.
The Vision for Haiti
Watch Jean Vital share his vision for transforming Haiti into a thriving economic powerhouse — in his own words, across 10 chapters.
The Vision for Haiti
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Multi-Division Revenue Projections
Conservative 3-year projections across all UTH divisions. EBITDA positive in Year 2. Significant net profit in Year 3 as divisions reach operational maturity.
- HGLP
- Rare Earth
- Riviera
- Housing
- Gonâve SEZ
- N. Cities
- Gross Profit
- EBITDA
- Net Profit
| Division / Metric (USD) | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| HGLP Revenue | $13M | $32M | $70M |
| Rare Earth Revenue | $5M | $25M | $80M |
| Riviera & Tourism Revenue | $8M | $45M | $150M |
| Housing Revenue | $15M | $80M | $200M |
| Gonâve SEZ Revenue | $10M | $55M | $180M |
| Northern Industrial Cities | $5M | $30M | $90M |
| Total Consolidated Revenue | $56M | $267M | $770M |
| Gross Profit | $15M | $80M | $280M |
| EBITDA | ($8M) | $35M | $145M |
| Net Profit / (Loss) | ($12M) | $22M | $110M |
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