Caroline Chambre Hammock became the Executive Director in January 2022. Prior to this she was the Associate Director, primarily working in the areas of communications, development, our community health initiative in Repatriote, special projects, and grant writing for HOM.

Caroline is a proven leader with domestic and international experience. She most recently served as the Executive Director of Healing Hands of Joy, an organization working to improve maternal health outcomes in Ethiopia. From 2010 to 2017, she worked for Urban Ministry Center leading innovative programs to reduce homelessness in the Charlotte region. Caroline has also worked for the Peace Corps and the World Food Programme.

Caroline holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from New York University and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of North Carolina. Caroline and her family live in Charlotte. She is a member of St Peter Catholic Church and also attends Caldwell Presbyterian Church with her family.

Troy grew up both in Haiti and the United States. He was raised by parents who were very devoted to business and ministry development in Haiti. His father, Pastor Hermann Sanon, was the first preacher who created a business cooperative in his church in Haiti. Troy spent most of his life promoting Haitian diaspora’s investment in Haiti. For over a decade, his mentor Jack Wall promoted the cooperative business model in Haiti. Together they created 35 cooperative businesses. Troy brings to MICECC 30 years of experience; he says, “I feel like I have spent my whole life preparing for this ministry job.”

His qualifications encompass significant experience in business planning and investment as well as a variety of skills necessary to promote sustainable development and social business, including public private partnership, strategic planning, and capacity building. Troy also has experience in proposal development, microfinance, entrepreneurship training, financial sector development, project design and management, marketing, and monitoring & evaluation.

Troy holds a doctorate in business administration with a concentration in strategic management and policy. Over the years, he worked for various businesses and non-profit corporations in the US, promoting investments in the Haitian, black, and Latino communities.

Jacky was born in Cap-Haitian, a city on the Northern coast of Haiti. She completed all of her schooling, from kindergarten to university, at the very best schools that Haiti could offer. She fluently speaks French, Creole, and English.

Her educational background is diverse. She attended medical school for four years at University Henry Christophe in Cap-Haitian and then studied psychology at Faculte d’Ethnologie in Port-au-Prince. She furthered her education in school management at the University of Science of Education as well as studied advanced English at the Haitian-American Institute and computer science at the French Institute, all in Port-au-Prince. She was awarded a Certificate of Honor & Merit from the Leadership Training Institute for her many contributions as interpreter, translator, and student .

As school superintendent, Jacky is responsible for overseeing students at the three primary schools and at the secondary school. She supervises over 110 teachers, the secretary, nurse, and librarians.

When she was asked in 2008 what her hope was for the HOM schools in the next ten years, she answered, “I hope and pray that our schools will keep their reputations as the best schools in the community for their standards of excellence.” Through perseverance, discipline, hard work, and prayers, the HOM schools have indeed maintained their reputation and are regarded as amongst the best schools anywhere in Haiti. Jacky thanks God and HOM sponsors/supporters for all these accomplishments. She prays that we may continue to bring glory to our Lord by dedicating ourselves more fully and together educate more Haitian children who are the hope for a better future in Haiti.