Max E. Chauvet is the destiny of the National Association of Haitian Media (ANMH) following elections held after a general meeting of members of this group of media owners, Tuesday, May 4, 2010.
The editor of the daily Le Nouvelliste , Max E. Chauvet, became, Tuesday, May 4 2010, the new Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Association of Haitian Media (ANMH) following elections during a general meeting of that institution. He succeeds Jacques Sampeur who held the post from 2008 to 2010. The board comprises the following members: Frantz Duval (Magik 9), Herold Jean-Francois (Radio Ibo), Richard Widmaier (Radio Métropole TV) Aruns Bellevue (Galaxy Radio TV), Patrick Moussignac (Radio Television Caribbean) Leopold Berlanger (Vision 2000), Liliane Pierre-Paul (Radio Kiskeya) and Jacques Sampeur (Radio TV Caribbean).
If all elected members are regulars on Tuesday, two newcomers join for the first executive body of the ANMH Frantz Duval and Patrick Moussignac. The board will assign the various duties of the members elected at a meeting scheduled this May 5
"We will strengthen the institution while enlarging it, open it to other media and make it a versatile instrument, capable of meeting the needs of our members" said Max E. Chauvet before his peers, asking them to help him in this onerous task he wants a collective work. So he asks the other press associations to join the dialogue that will move into different folders.
"I see clouds approaching. There will be a redefinition of the communications industry with the arrival of big players, financially very strong. The deployment of fiber optics will enable the advent of new players in areas such as broadcasting, television and everything about telecommunications " , says new boss ANMH.
"ANMH members have been lucky in choosing the four presidents who have headed the institution until then. They all lived up to both their credibility in the organization of this institution ", said the newly elected president of the ANMH.
By contextualizing its mandate, Max Chauvet said that the ANMH faces challenges quake of magnitude as the economic difficulties. "The press will do in the coming months work in the debate on the reconstruction of our country and during elections. When the debate is highly charged, the press is often blacklisted ", he said before a crowd of journalists gathered at the local Radio-TV West Indies at the foot of Black Mountain.
During the last two years, Jacques Sampeur showed us his qualities as an organizer and moderator of its virtues, Chauvet launched against the president. "You brought us safely despite damage caused by the earthquake of 12 January " said Mr. Chauvet, addressing the President of the Employers' Association of Haitian media that it replaces.
elected head of the Association, Max E. Chauvet is the fifth president of the ANMH after Herold Jean François Radio Ibo, Richard Widmaier of Radio Metropole-TV, Anne Marie Issa Signal FM and Radio Sampeur Jacques-TV West Indies.
Dieudonne Joachim
djoachim@lenouvelliste.com 
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