Angie Bell is a community leader, cultural ambassador, entrepreneur, and published author with a Master’s degree in International Business and Marketing.
In September 2025, she was appointed Mayor of her hometown, Cap-Haïtien, serving until May 2026. During her tenure, she led community neighborhood clean-up initiatives, advanced a comprehensive development strategy focused on urban planning, public services, and cultural heritage, and mobilized the Haitian diaspora and international sister cities through the spirit of konbit to create economic opportunities and establish the Cap-Haïtien Development Fund. She currently co-chairs the Greater Fort Lauderdale–Cap-Haïtien Sister City Committee.
Angie serves as Vice Rector of the Université des Atlantes d’Haïti, where she supports the development of future political leaders through the university’s Academy of Leadership and Governance. She is expanding international academic and professional partnerships across Africa, Canada, and the United States to create new opportunities for Haitian students.
She is also the Founder and Executive Director of PouBelAyiti, an artistic environmental movement dedicated to raising awareness about climate change, promoting responsible waste management, and combating deforestation.
As a published author, Angie wrote The Adventures of Yaya, a children’s book celebrating Haiti’s culture, history, and Creole language while educating young readers about their heritage and the environment.
Her leadership and community contributions have earned recognition from the Haitian-American Chamber of Commerce through its 20 Under 40 distinction, the Consulate General of Haiti in Miami with the Beacon of Hope Award, the Haitian American Youth Media Association, the City of Miami, and the City of New York.