Ms. Alizé Utteryn is a highly successful Caribbean award-winning multimedia, business entrepreneur, publicist, and international networker based in New York, with educational credentials in Business and Human Resources from France and America. She has played a pivotal role in business consulting across the Caribbean, India, and Africa, working closely with the current Governor General of The Commonwealth of the Bahamas, Her Excellency Dr. Cynthia Pratt. Ms. Utteryn currently serves as the Director of the Cynthia Mother Pratt Foundation and has held the position of Vice President of Media at the United African Congress, the premier Pan African Umbrella Organization representing the interests of nearly 8 million African Diaspora people and communities throughout the United States.

Throughout her career, Ms. Utteryn has earned widespread credibility among professionals across various industries and built a formidable network. She is a recognized journalist accredited at the United Nations and a member of the National Association of Black Journalists. Ms. Utteryn is the visionary behind AlizéLaVie Media and the publisher of AlizéLaVie Magazine, an international multicultural bilingual publication promoting diversity. Her international work and exceptional community service have garnered  her numerous accolades, including the prestigious “Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award” from President Joe Biden in 2022, the highest honor bestowed upon a U.S. citizen. She has also been honored as “Female Entrepreneur of the Year” by the Black People United Global Network in Atlanta and received the “Visionary Entrepreneur of the Year Award” from 28 Credentials Of Entrepreneur in Ghana. In 2023, the Florida Global Trade Chamber recognized her for outstanding performance and valuable contributions to global trade. Ms. Utteryn’s achievements are further underscored by certificates of appreciation from U.S. Senators, congressmen, local legislators, and various non-governmental organizations.