Smivic Communications Limited has officially announced the opening of nominations for the highly anticipated Ghana Youth Leaders Awards 2025, a prestigious platform that celebrates and honors the exceptional contributions of young leaders across various sectors in Ghana.
The event, scheduled to take place later this year, aims to spotlight and reward outstanding youth both locally and internationally who have demonstrated exemplary leadership, innovation, and dedication to societal development. Since its inception, the Ghana Youth Leaders Awards has become a hallmark event for recognizing and inspiring the next generation of change-makers.
Nomination Process
Young leaders between the ages of 30 and 60 are encouraged to submit their nominations or be nominated by colleagues, organizations, or institutions. Nominees must have a proven track record of impactful initiatives, leadership qualities, and the ability to inspire others in their respective fields.
Nominations can be submitted through the official website of Smivic Communications Limited( www.smivic.com). Categories for the awards include, but are not limited to: Education and Academia, Entrepreneurship, Health and Wellness, Arts and Culture, Technology and Innovation, Social and Community Development.
The deadline for nominations is 1st March, 2025, and shortlisted nominees will undergo a rigorous selection process by a distinguished panel of judges.
Inspiring Youth Leadership
Speaking on the launch, the CEO of Smivic Communications Limited, Ms. Victoria Akosua Amankwaa emphasized the importance of empowering young leaders to drive change in Ghana.
“The Ghana Youth Leaders Awards is not just an event; it is a movement that seeks to motivate young people to be at the forefront of Ghana’s development. By recognizing their efforts, we hope to inspire many more to take up leadership roles and contribute meaningfully to society,” he said.
The awards ceremony will feature keynote speeches, performances, and a networking platform for youth leaders and industry stakeholders.