2015, has been a motivating year coupled with lot of challenges but can also be attested to as one which saw the massive involvement of young people between the ages of 15 and 40 in various activities bringing at par their works and impacts.
From distinct and defined categories namely, Technology, Corporate Social Organisation & Philanthropy, Business Development, Sports, Arts and Entertainment, Personal Development and Coaching, Governance, Entrepreneurship, Media and Health this initiative is intended to disclose the true and genuine potentials of these young people who are earnest to turn around the fortunes of Ghana’s economy.
Last year 2014, we launched the 20 Most Influential Young Ghanaians, the Ghana Social Media Rankings and the Africa Youth Awards which we used to preach the works and dedication of young people involved in change activities in Ghana and Africa respectively. This year, we are taking this special initiative a step forward as we expand the list to recognise 50 young people bringing to mind the works of the mass association of young Ghanaians leaders.
After consultations with various partner organisations, a special poll revealed that these young people below were outstanding in their works within the period under review and definitely do deserve laurels for their selfless services to Ghana and Africa.
But to place them in their right spots to make up the Final List in January 2016, these nominees will need your recommendations and endorsements through public votes to help us determine the position they deserve in the final rankings which comes with a great honour.
Voting is opened and can be done on http://impactshapers.com/vote/ whiles detailed profiles of all the nominees also can be read on http://bit.ly/ghu40.
Voting ends on the 30th of December, 2015 and the official Hashtag for this initiative is #GHu40, which can be used on various social media platforms.
Below are the nominees for the 2015 Ghana’s Most Influential Young People, remember they need your votes.
Technology
1. Maximus Ametorgoh
2. Farida Bedwei
3. Derrydean Dadzie
4. Kwadwo Safo Jnr
5. Alloysius Attah
Corporate Social Organisation & Philanthropy
6. Asamoah Gyan
7. Juliet Ibrahim
8. Sara Nana Yeboah
9. Elizabeth Patterson
10. Ato Ulzeen Appiah
Business Development
11. John Armah
12. Ekow Mensah
13. Petra Aba Asamoah
14. Alain Gbeasor
15. Albert Kusi
Governance
16. Prosper Hoetu
17. Francis-Xavier Sosu
18. Franklin Cudjoe
19. Sarah Adwoa Safo
Entrepreneurship
20. Randy Osae Bediako
21. Nana Bediako Kwame
22. Tonyi Senayah
23. Israella Kafui Mansu
24. Kafui Adzah
Sports
25. Martha Bissa
26. Dede Ayew
27. Erasmus Kwaw
28. Gary Al-Smith
29. Mercy Myles
Arts and Entertainment
30. Becca (Rebecca Acheampong)
31. Shirley Frimpong Mensah
32. Peace Hyde
33. Nana Asaase
34. John Dumelo
Personal Development and Coaching
35. Edem Adzaho
36. Jeremiah Buabeng
37. Bernard Kevin Clive
38. Emmanuel Woyome
39. Dr. Naomi Adjepong
40. Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah
Health
41. Bright Simons
42. Dr. William Okyere Frimpong
43. Kobby Blay
44. Dr. Byrite Asamoah
45. Raindolf Owusu
Media
46. Nathaniel Anokye Adisi (Bola Ray)
47. Manasseh Azure
48. Anas Aremeyaw Anas
49. Mabel Aku Banasseh
50. Bernard Avle
This initiative is led by Avance Media in partnership with Dream Ambassadors Foundation GH, Synergy For Success Ghana, Synergy Events, Kanea Pictures, Kanea Multimedia, Impactshapers.com, Agape Research Center, Kobby Webs Technology,
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