Business Management

Hérold Rodrigue attended the "Prestige école de commerce" to learn French and Computer Science before entering ISTH in 2002, where he graduated with a degree in accounting. In 2008 he continued his university studies at CREFIMA with a specialization in commercial engineering. In 2013, he completed a Specialized Study Diploma (DES) in Finance from IMTERP. In 2015 he obtained a diploma in Project Management, Monitoring and Evaluation from Illinois state University (ISU) in Chicago, USA. Finally, he obtained his Master’s in Resource Management at CREFIMA.

Hérold first began working for the University of Fondwa (UNIF) in 2006-2009 as a business professor, where he organized several training seminars for UNIF. After the earthquake of January 12, 2010, he worked for Save the Children as the coordinator of their “Family Tracing and Reunification” (FTR) program. In 2012, he worked at Caritas as an SME Management Trainer. 

In 2014, he returned to UNIF to become the Assistant Dean of the School of Business Management. Through this role, he participated in the student recruitment process while also teaching courses such as marketing, entrepreneurship, and management of human resources. In September 2018 he was promoted to Dean of the School of Business Management. 

Hérold Rodrigue has been married since September 2004. He is the father of two boys. He is the founding director of a primary school named "ROLDYNA, les Petits Trésors" a school which is located in Fondwa and which teaches 280 children. 

He is also the CEO of a consulting firm "Précision Consulting" which focuses on coaching, training and consulting. He is a member of the Fonkoze Support Group, is the Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Fonkoze Foundation, and is a member of the Board of Directors of Fonkoze USA. 

There are several motivations for him to work for the University of Fondwa. He believes that it is very important to train and supervise the young people who come from the rural communal sections so that they return to their respective areas to spark development in the areas where the most disadvantaged people live. For him, it is a pride to return to his home community to share and to put his skills and experiences to the service of others. "Let’s all work together for the development of Haiti".