Myrtho René is an esteemed financial and public sector leader with over four decades of impact across Haiti’s central banking, economic development, and gender advocacy landscapes. Renowned for her ethical leadership, dynamic communication, and deep policy acumen, Myrtho has held multiple high-profile executive roles—most notably at the Banque de la République d’Haïti (BRH), where she served as a Member of the Board of Governors, Consultant to the Board, and Chair of the Internal Audit Committee.

Throughout her impressive tenure at BRH, she led efforts to reform audit processes, improve regulatory transparency, and foster equitable access to financial tools. One of her hallmark contributions was her leadership in launching the Guarantee Fund for Women Entrepreneurs in 2022, a pivotal step in Haiti’s financial inclusion journey. Her work also included oversight of the Credit Information Bureau (BIC) and the General Inspection Department for Credit Unions—highlighting her strength in financial governance, risk analysis, and institutional accountability.

Myrtho’s public service expanded beyond finance into policymaking and international representation. From 2017 to 2019, she served as General Director of the Ministry of the Status and Rights of Women, where she became a key voice for gender equality on national and international platforms. She was a featured delegate at the United Nations’ Commission on the Status of Women (CSW63) in New York, advancing strategic partnerships to elevate the role of women in global development. She has been a keynote speaker at major knowledge Centers, such as UMASS and FIU and has been recognized by RIF Paris for her dedication to gender justice.

Her international engagements further include forums with USAID, the Inter-American Development Bank, and the International Center for Research on Women, emphasizing her global orientation and diplomatic skills. Myrtho has also participated in strategic benchmarking missions, such as her visit to Brazil and Mexico for the National School Feeding Program, where she drew inspiration to improve food security models in Haiti.

Beyond her executive roles, Myrtho is a passionate motivational speaker, deeply committed to organizational transformation, ethical leadership, and youth development. Her speaking appearances span prestigious venues such as the Sorbonne (Pantheon-Paris). She also attended the New York Stock Exchange, where she participated in the Closing Bell Ceremony in 2024 as an honored guest.

Fluent in French, English, and Haitian Creole, and with basic Spanish and Italian proficiency, Myrtho brings cross-cultural fluency to every endeavor. She holds a Baccalaureate from the Institution des Soeurs du Sacré-Coeur and completed executive development training at Howard University through a USAID-sponsored program. Her academic foundation is complemented by hands-on experience in policy, governance, crisis management, and committee leadership.

Myrtho’s executive journey is grounded in service, accountability, and a steadfast belief in the potential of inclusive leadership. She is now seeking board and advisory roles where she can contribute her vast expertise in central banking, economic development, and strategic governance—particularly in organizations that champion equity, sustainability, and resilient growth.

Her personal mission is encapsulated by her guiding principle: “The more you are grateful in life, the more you will have to be grateful for.”

Character: Myrtho René demonstrates unwavering ethical integrity, resilience, and a lifelong commitment to public service and gender equity.

Knowledge: She possesses deep expertise in central banking, economic development, and institutional governance, built through decades of high-level leadership.

Strategic: Myrtho has led transformative initiatives such as national financial inclusion programs and cross-sector reforms, aligning policy with impactful social outcomes.

Communication: As an experienced public speaker and diplomat, she excels at engaging diverse stakeholders and representing national interests on global platforms.