National Youth Mentorship Summit 2025 empowers Ghana’s future entrepreneurs and leaders

The ongoing National Youth Mentorship Summit 2025, which began on June 21st, continues to make waves as a transformational initiative aimed at nurturing the next generation of Ghanaian leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers. The Summit, which has already impacted hundreds of young people through mentoring sessions, workshops, and keynote engagements, is set to conclude with a grand finale on July 12th, 2025, at the University of Ghana Business School.

Hosted by Albert Prempeh Kusi, the visionary Founder of the Leadership Empowerment Club (now LEC Group) and the Head of Agency Development, Recruitment and Training, this summit builds on years of dedication to youth empowerment. Albert Kusi is also known for his work as the host of both the Success Africa Summit and the National Youth Mentorship Summit—platforms that continue to inspire and equip young people across the continent.

This year’s edition has seen a powerful coalition of sponsors and partners, including GlicoLife, MTN, GCB Bank, Bel Aqua, Max TV, and several other forward-thinking institutions committed to youth development. Their support has helped to elevate the summit into a national movement—bridging the gap between passion and opportunity, and empowering young people to start, build, and sustain their own businesses.

The National Youth Mentorship Summit 2025 has brought together a dynamic community of students, startup founders, young professionals, and aspiring leaders. Through high-impact mentorship, keynote addresses, panel discussions, and practical skill-building sessions, attendees are not only being inspired but also receiving the tools and strategies needed to pursue bold visions and sustainable success.

As the final leg of the summit approaches, several participants have already shared testimonies of business ideas sparked, mentorship connections made, and life-changing clarity received. The Summit is more than a conference; it is a launchpad for personal and national transformation.

Organizers are calling on stakeholders, corporate institutions, educational bodies, policymakers, and the media to recognize and support the mission of this summit: to raise a generation of bold, ethical, and enterprising young leaders for Ghana and beyond.

Written by:
Samuel Elijah Boateng

Samuel Elijah Boateng is a passionate leadership enthusiast, a certified member of the John C. Maxwell Leadership and a dynamic voice in Ghana’s leadership development space.  Samuel is deeply committed to youth empowerment, purpose-driven leadership, and national transformation. Through writing, speaking, and mentorship, he continues to equip individuals and organizations to rise with clarity, conviction, and impact.