Martine Laroche-Cuvilly is a Haitian entrepreneur, business strategist, and economic development leader with extensive experience in manufacturing, finance, marketing, and private-sector development. Her professional background includes the food and beverage manufacturing industry, particularly bouillon cubes and dairy products, providing her with firsthand experience in Haiti's productive sector. She is the founder of MALACUV, a strategic advisory firm focused on business development, executive strengthening, and institutional transformation. As the first woman President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the West (CCIO) and its current Vice President, she has championed private-sector advocacy, investment, and economic growth.
She is involved in innovative ventures, including BOUSOL Wallet, advancing financial inclusion, and serves as a consultant to Port International du Sud, supporting regional trade infrastructure. Martine holds degrees in Finance and Economics from the University of Maryland and Marketing from Indiana University. Her work promotes entrepreneurship, industrial development, and Haiti's integration into regional and international markets.