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Seeking Speakers for a Series on Professional Development
We are looking for speakers for an upcoming virtual series on Professional Development (i.e. career advancement tips, interview skills, etc.).
Send all questions to info@naahpusa.org
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NAAHP
National Alliance for the Advancement of Haitian Professionals
NAAHP is focused on connecting a global community of peers with career advancement resources as well as fostering transformative relationships to strengthen Haiti through philanthropy and social entrepreneurship.
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