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Pierre Réginald Boulos

Physician, Entrepreneur, and Civic Leader

Public health
Pierre Réginald Boulos
Professional Status
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About Me
Pierre Réginald Boulos is a Haitian entrepreneur and civic leader with a career built across healthcare, private enterprise, and national reconstruction. He built Delimart into Haiti's only true supermarket chain, developed the discount retailer Megamart, rescued Autoplaza, a multi-brand dealership, from bankruptcy, and later acquired Universal Motors, the country's exclusive Nissan distributor. He also led the renovation of the historic El Rancho Hotel and the construction of Haiti's largest Convention Center.
Pierre Réginald Boulos served two terms as president of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Haiti and was appointed to the Interim Commission for the Reconstruction of Haiti following the 2010 earthquake. He has chaired Haiti's National Sponsorship Fund for twenty-seven years, extending school access to as many as 20,000 children a year.
Before his business career, he spent fourteen years practicing medicine in many parts of Haiti, particularly Cité Soleil. His research with Johns Hopkins University helped shape international measles-vaccination guidelines. He is the father of four and grandfather of three.
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President

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Haiti
2005 to 2007
  • Served as president of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Haiti (first of two terms).

President

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Haiti
2009 to 2011
  • Served a second term as president of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Haiti.

Board Member

Interim Haiti Recovery Commission
2010 to 2011
  • Represented the Haitian business community on the board of the commission created after the 2010 earthquake to guide Haiti's reconstruction.

Physician

Medical practice, Haiti
1982 to 1996
  • Practiced medicine in Haiti for fourteen years and led the Centers for Development and Health. Research with Johns Hopkins University contributed to international measles-immunization guidelines.