Carl E. Momplaisir |
Carl E. Momplaisir is a respected telecom executive, entrepreneur, and team leader with more than 30 years of experience driving commercial and operational success across the United States and the Caribbean. He is the Co-Founder of the Caribbean American Alliance (CAA) and the Founder of CMG, continuing a career defined by building strong alliances, reshaping organizations, and delivering measurable growth in both mature and developing markets.
Carl’s leadership spans senior management roles with top telecom operators and international corporations. He played a key role on the leadership team that launched Aliv, the new telecom operator in the Bahamas, and served as General Manager for Aliv in the Bahamas. Previously, he served as General Manager of Digicel Business in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and was instrumental in bridging business communities as Chairman of the Diaspora Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce in Haiti, where he also served as a board member for four consecutive years.
His expertise covers sales development strategies, crisis management, and corporate restructuring. He has successfully designed and executed innovative sales and marketing campaigns that strengthened brand positioning and expanded market share. Through his work with global companies such as AT&T, Sprint, and Nextel, he established deep relationships across the telecommunications ecosystem, from large corporations to small business dealers.
Carl is also recognized for his ability to guide clients through pre-entry risk assessments, helping them understand how local dynamics and potential threats can affect investment strategies. His track record in revenue management through optimized distribution networks has made him a sought-after advisor in the industry.
Fluent in English, Spanish, French, and Haitian Creole, Carl is recognized for his ability to connect with business leaders across cultures. He studied Business Management at the University of Massachusetts Lowell and plays an active role in regional development as a board member of the Exuma Chamber of Commerce. Through his leadership with the Caribbean American Alliance (CAA), he is also advancing regional collaboration and development across the Caribbean and diaspora.
He is widely regarded as one of the most respected senior telecom executives in the Caribbean region.
Carl’s leadership spans senior management roles with top telecom operators and international corporations. He played a key role on the leadership team that launched Aliv, the new telecom operator in the Bahamas, and served as General Manager for Aliv in the Bahamas. Previously, he served as General Manager of Digicel Business in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and was instrumental in bridging business communities as Chairman of the Diaspora Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce in Haiti, where he also served as a board member for four consecutive years.
His expertise covers sales development strategies, crisis management, and corporate restructuring. He has successfully designed and executed innovative sales and marketing campaigns that strengthened brand positioning and expanded market share. Through his work with global companies such as AT&T, Sprint, and Nextel, he established deep relationships across the telecommunications ecosystem, from large corporations to small business dealers.
Carl is also recognized for his ability to guide clients through pre-entry risk assessments, helping them understand how local dynamics and potential threats can affect investment strategies. His track record in revenue management through optimized distribution networks has made him a sought-after advisor in the industry.
Fluent in English, Spanish, French, and Haitian Creole, Carl is recognized for his ability to connect with business leaders across cultures. He studied Business Management at the University of Massachusetts Lowell and plays an active role in regional development as a board member of the Exuma Chamber of Commerce. Through his leadership with the Caribbean American Alliance (CAA), he is also advancing regional collaboration and development across the Caribbean and diaspora.
He is widely regarded as one of the most respected senior telecom executives in the Caribbean region.