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Dimitri Bien-Aimé is an author and a dedicated business development consultant based in Washington, D.C., bringing practical expertise in market research, analysis, growth, and strategic leadership. With a strong focus on international affairs and sustainability, Dimitri collaborates closely with individuals, community leaders, business executives, and government officials. Drawing from extensive global experiences in Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, and Indo-Pacific, Mr. Bien-Aimé emphasizes cultural sensitivity to assist clients in navigating cross-border relationships and activities.

Dimitri is Co-author of "Rwanda, a Model for Haiti," he is also a dynamic public speaker, actively participating in forums related to entrepreneurship and development initiatives. Mr. Bien-Aimé holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA), an MA in International Affairs (MAIA), and a Graduate Certificate in Strategic Management, respectively, from The George Washington University School of Business and The Elliott School of International Affairs.

Dimitri combines academic prowess with real-world insights. His character is shaped by his roots in northern Haiti and his passion for exploring new cultures and cuisines.

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I work at the intersection of capital and strategy, advising governments, investors, management, entrepreneurs, and development institutions on data-informed policies that catalyze sustainable economic growth in developing regions. I have a strong background in the financial services sector, spanning banking, investment, fintech, and related sectors. My work on fintech with the World Bank is a prime example. I have also lived and studied abroad, including in China, where I conducted extensive research and analysis on the impact of foreign investment in the country.
From regional trade alliances to international diplomacy, I promote policies that drive equitable trade, foster economic cooperation, and strengthen the global development agenda. Over the past ten years, I have traveled to various continents and/or countries, including China, to conduct research. My training material includes a significant amount of information and analysis on Chinese economic growth in the context of international trade. The research encompassed an analysis using economic reports, academic articles, and press reports with a briefing on the main drivers and impacts of Chinese growth spanning 2010 to 2015. A key aspect of that research focuses on the role of foreign direct investment in the development of China's manufacturing sector and export capabilities.
I guide organizations in aligning capital with purpose, mobilizing investment toward solutions that generate measurable social impact and long-term economic value. I have a strong background in the financial services sector, spanning banking, investment, fintech and related sectors. My work on fintech with the World Bank is a prime example. During my graduate studies, I participated in a study with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) on the fashion industry in relation to impact investing. I used appropriate visualization techniques to demonstrate the right strategies to implement environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria and address sustainability issues in companies. The focus was on creating an ESG profile of the supply chain and potential investments.