Haiti Babi!

Can there be any more a Seattle pose than having coffee? It's how wediscoveredHaiti Babi founder and CEO Kaitlin Jackson (center), who also happens to be project manager with local CRE firm Heartland. She dropped by to introduce her organization at Bisnow's Seattle Office 2020 event. Haiti Babi gives moms in Haiti jobs knitting and crocheting high-quality, artisan baby goods, thus empowering them to earn a living while caring for their family. Its moms helping moms, according to Kaitlin. With her are Joe Polito and Julia Levitt, who are on the organizations board, and one of Haiti Babis blankets.

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