Ebed Paul is a seasoned leader and passionate advocate for non-profit work. 

He holds a Master of Science in International Community Economic Development from Southern New Hampshire University and a Bachelor’s degree in Pastoral Theology and Christian Administration from Kingsway Christian College Theological Seminary. 

Ebed has earned specialized certifications in food security, sustainable agriculture, micro-credit, and organizational management from prestigious institutions like A.C.A.T. in Durban, South Africa, and Grameen Bank in Dhaka, Bangladesh. 

His dedication to social change is reflected in his ability to implement effective, practical solutions. As President of Mission Évangélique du Nord d’Haiti (MENH), Ebed leads an organization that is committed to fostering Haiti’s future leaders, one person at a time. Based in the community near Cap Haitian, MENH has become a catalyst for profound transformation, uplifting lives both spiritually and materially. Under Ebed’s leadership, the organization oversees 19 churches, nine primary schools, three secondary schools, a vocational school, a clinic, and various local development projects, making a significant impact on the community. 

Fluent in English, French, and Haitian Creole, with conversational skills in Spanish, Ebed is recognized for his collaborative leadership, strategic insight, and strong integrity. 

Beyond his professional work, he enjoys soccer, gardening, and traveling.