Harriett Paul is a social scientist with a Masters in Applied Social Sciences from FAMU. She has served in both the public and private sectors during her career, with posts in U.S. national government - U.S. Senate staff; international private sector - International Marketing Specialist Haiti; U.S. public higher education - Instructor and Director International Agriculture and Center for International Agricultural Trade Development Research and Training, FAMU; and most recently in the U.S. Non-profit community as the Founder and President of the MariallaV. Magloire Foundation, Inc., a 501 (c) 3 public charity. She has spent more than 30 years in international agricultural development designing and implementing international workforce development, institutional capacity building, and economic growth programs to improve the quality of life of disadvantaged and under-served people, particularly women and youth. Her work currently is focused in the Caribbean, Southern Africa, East Africa, Asia, Europe, and Florida.