Hear first-hand from Scholars how the Scholars Program has impacted them and their communities. What are the highlights and the lessons from their journeys? What is the legacy they want to leave in their communities? How do they want to influence others?
Key stakeholders from the private sector, government and the entrepreneurship ecosystem join Scholars to discuss the support and skills needed for young people to successfully transition into the workforce and thrive in various fields.
My Personal Experience and Beyond. Experience from Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program Alumni
• Hon. Eng. Patricie Uwase, UC Berkeley Alumni, Rwanda, Minister of Infrastructure in Rwanda
• Michael Samakayi, University of Toronto Alumni, Zambia, Coordinator, Canadian Hearing Services
• Fanny Gaisie, CAMFED Alumni, Ghana, Western Regional Program Coordinator, CAMFED
• Amena Hussein, American University of Beirut Alumni, Lebanon
Panel Discussion with Mastercard Foundation Scholars and Alumni
• Teni Agana, Ashesi University Alumni, Ghana, Founder Loozelee
• Sampson Nwachukwu, University of Cape Town Alumni, Nigeria
• Nicolas Ssebirumbi, Makerere University Alumni, Uganda
• Lisa Canto, EARTH Alumni, Belize
• Juliet Mashiri, African Leadership College, Zimbabwe, Current Scholar
Moderated by Pauline Gangla, Head Eastern and Southern Africa Partner Network Programs, Mastercard Foundation.
Transitioning to the Workforce, Employability & Driving Economic Prosperity
• Fred Swaniker, Founder, African Leadership Group
• Hilina Legesse, Country Manager, EthioJobs
• Allen Kendunga, Founder & CEO, Talent Match
• Kofi Dadzie, Founder & Former CEO, Rancard
Moderated by Rosy Fynn, Country Head, Ghana, Mastercard Foundation.