ATLANTA - s4story -- The Georgia Haitian Leadership Coalition (GAHLC) today announced a strategic leadership transition designed to strengthen its governance and commitment to the Haitian community in Georgia, leveraging the momentum of Haitian Independence Day and the nation's return to the global football stage.

The Coalition is formally announcing the election of Ms. Lydia Pierre to the role of Chairwoman-Elect, marking a pivotal step in the organization's governance evolution. Ms. Pierre will undertake a rigorous 90-day transition period, working in tandem with the current Chairman, Dr. JB Beaufils.

This collaboration ensures continuity and shared purpose as the GAHLC enters a new phase of governance. Ms. Pierre is set to assume the full mantle of Chairwoman around the beginning of April 2026, where her primary role will be to ensure the board sets the organization's strategic direction and fulfills its governance duties,.

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A Testament to Dedication and Unified Leadership

The transition reinforces the Coalition's commitment to strategic leadership and community advancement. Dr. Beaufils, who currently serves as Chairperson, affirmed the choice, noting Ms. Pierre's capabilities:

"Let us congratulate the Chairwoman-Elect of the Haitian Coalition of Georgia, Ms. Lydia Pierre. This is a remarkable testament to her dedication, leadership, and commitment to the Haitian community. We are confident that under her guidance, the Coalition will continue to thrive and make a significant impact in our community. We love you and we will be right by your side to do the necessary work".

Ms. Pierre, who currently manages Public Relations & Outreach for the GAHLC, will transition from focusing on outward messaging to overseeing strategic policy and internal compliance as Chairwoman. In this capacity, she will lead board meetings, set the agenda, and represent the board externally, including communicating its views to partners and donors,,. She will also work closely with the President of the Haitian Clergy to plan community activities.

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The World Cup: Leveraging Global Visibility in 2026

The Coalition recognizes that the success of the Haitian Men's National Football Team (Les Grenadiers), who recently secured their return to the 2026 FIFA World Cup for the first time in 52 years, provides a massive unifying force and a platform for international visibility.

2026 Goals: Advancing the Haitian Agenda

The GAHLC aims to harness this national pride to accelerate its long-term strategic agenda:

• Political Engagement
• Immigration Reform
• Healthcare Access
• Foreign Policy

The Coalition's overarching vision is to establish a unified body of dynamic Haitian organizations in Georgia working collaboratively to develop and implement this comprehensive Haitian Agenda,. https://www.instagram.com/gahaitianleadership/