Location: Room 120

Many fear that technology will deepen the skills gap and increase unemployment by taking over jobs that are traditionally performed by humans. Is this a myth or reality? What is the impact on immigration in the United States in this regard? What does that mean for Haiti, a country characterized by cheap labor, high unemployment, and low literacy rates? Furthermore, though not unique to the Haitian Diaspora, many are in dire need of career guidance to make sure that their field of study are aligned with their interest and aptitudes while taking into consider their financial needs. This session will seek to answer these questions and offer new strategies to successfully move into the future

Moderator:

Mr. Newton Sanon obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Stout; he continued his studies...

Newton B. Sanon

President/CEO, OIC of South Florida

Speakers:

Adler Eliacin is a passionate Global Workforce and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Strategy professional with over 20 years of...

Adler C. Eliacin

Managing Director, Synergy Strategy Group

Delle Joseph is Senior Vice President within the Corporate Banking Group for TD Bank in South Florida. Delle has...

Delle Joseph

Chairman, Haitian American Chamber of Commerce of Florida (HACCOF)

Kara is the President and founder of the Vaval Ferrier Law Group and the CEO of the InPowerment Institute,...

Kara V. Ferrier, Esq.

President and Founder, Vaval Ferrier Law Group

CEO, InPowerment Institute, LLC

Patrick F. Martin is a Shareholder at the law firm of Greenberg Traurig. He focuses his practice on employment...

Patrick F. Martin

Shareholder, Law Firm of Greenberg Traurig

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