Pierre Réginald Boulos

Physician, Entrepreneur, and Public Health Advocate

Pierre Réginald Boulos is a Haitian physician, entrepreneur, and civic leader whose career has spanned public health, private enterprise, and national reconstruction. Trained in medicine at Haiti's State University and in public health at Tulane University, he spent fourteen years practicing in Haiti, where he led the Centers for Development and Health, a health and social-services organization. His research with Johns Hopkins University contributed to international measles-immunization guidelines.

In 1996, he moved into business with the Boulos Investment Group, building Delimart and Megamart, acquiring Autoplaza, and later acquiring Universal Motors, Haiti's exclusive Nissan distributor. He served two terms as president of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Haiti, was appointed to the Interim Commission for the Reconstruction of Haiti following the 2010 earthquake, and has chaired Haiti's National Sponsorship Fund for twenty-seven years.

He is the father of four and grandfather of three.