About Executives Without Borders
We leverage our emerging market expertise and resources to bridge the gap between businesses, non-profit organizations, and communities, driving sustainable growth for all.
We started the Ramase Lajan program in 2011 with the help of our partners in Haiti. To date, our program has recycled more than 6 million pounds of plastic in Haiti and provided more than 1,600 Haitians with income opportunities. Learn more here: http://www.executiveswithoutborders.org/our-impact/haiti-program/
About The Plastic Bank
The Plastic Bank is turning plastic waste into a currency to help reduce global poverty and plastic waste. It is setting up exchange centers for plastic waste in areas that have a high concentration of poverty and plastic pollution.
The Plastic Bank’s mandate is to provide a ladder of opportunity for the world’s poor to ascend from poverty by providing a reliable income. The exchange process for our recycled “Social Plastic®” improves the life of a disadvantaged person while cleaning our planet.
The goal of The Plastic Bank is to lead the movement towards a worldwide demand for the use of Social Plastic® in everyday products. The higher the demand becomes, the greater the social impact towards helping the world’s poor. Much of the world’s ocean plastic starts on land in developing countries. The Plastic Bank has created a system to prevent ocean bound plastic waste from being dumped into oceans, rivers and waterways by making it too valuable to throw away.

Help make plastic waste a currency in Haiti to reduce poverty.
As of March 2015, The Plastic Bank is bringing Social Plastic to Haiti through a partnership with Executives Without Borders and the Ramase Lajan program. The mission of the Ramase Lajan program is to offer income opportunities to the people of Haiti by cleaning its streets, canals, and beaches of plastic waste.
We are looking for a Creole- and English-speaking Haiti Development Manager to oversee and grow the program which already includes more than 20 collection centers across Haiti that allow more than 1,600 Haitians to earn a dignified income by collecting plastic waste. The new introduction of Social Plastic to the existing program will work to increase the income of each collector and sustain the entire operation. (Learn more about Social Plastic at PlasticBank.org)
Your responsibilities will include:
-Managing the network of program partners and daily recycling operations
-Overseeing four on-the-ground employees in Haiti
-Growing plastic volumes; planning expansions and new center locations; facilitating center fabrication, delivery, and opening
-Recording and analyzing monthly volume data and following up with centers and recycling companies accordingly (i.e. pricing negotiations, center support, etc.)
-Planning and implementing advanced business skill trainings for center owners
-Exploring and implementing program and supply chain improvements including new transportation partnerships, recycling company partnerships, product offerings, etc.

The right candidate will be fluent in Creole and English and have significant experience with Haitian culture and business.
He/she will have an entrepreneurial mindset with a minimum of 8-10 years of business experience and a minimum of 3 years as a program/project manager.
He/she will be self-motivated and well-organized, and have strong communication skills and creative ideas to expand a growing business model.
He/she will be excited about frequent travel across Haiti and connecting with and motivating our collection networks.
The right candidate should also share The Plastic Bank’s passion for reducing poverty and plastic waste, and be a fit with its core values to reveal value, love people, and continuously improve.

You will have the opportunity to be trained by the existing Haiti Development Manager through July. Executives Without Borders is based out of Boston, Massachusetts, and The Plastic Bank is based out of Vancouver, Canada; both operate as a remote work forces.
Starting salary will be determined by experience. If you are a continuously improving person you will have unlimited growth, advancement, and income opportunities.
This role can be fulfilled from Haiti or from your home with ongoing communication and frequent trips to Haiti.