"EPL Ghana Announces Graduation For Its Fifth Cohort Of Public Service Fellows"

" EPL Ghana Announces Graduation For Its Fifth Cohort Of Public Service Fellows \r\n\r\n Emerging Public Leaders of Ghana (EPL Ghana), in partnership with Emerging \u00a0 Public Leaders and the Mastercard Foundation, is proud to announce the upcoming graduation \u00a0 ceremony for its fifth cohort of Public Service Fellows. The event will take place on July 16, 2024, \u00a0 at the British Council, Ghana, marking a significant milestone in the organization's mission to \u00a0build the next generation of ethical, passionate, and effective public service leaders.\u00a0 \r\n\r\n This year's cohort represents a diverse group of talented young professionals who have \u00a0 completed an intensive one-year fellowship program. During their tenure, these fellows have \u00a0 worked across various government ministries, agencies, and policy organisations, contributing to \u00a0critical national development initiatives.\u00a0 \r\n\r\n Ms. Juliet Amoah, Country Director of EPL Ghana, states: \"We are immensely proud of our fifth \u00a0 Cohort. These young leaders have demonstrated exceptional skills, dedication, and a genuine \u00a0 commitment to public service. Their graduation is not just a personal achievement, but a step \u00a0forward for Ghana's public service.\"\u00a0 \r\n\r\n Ms. Abigail Kajumba, Executive Director of Emerging Public Leaders, said: \u201cAs 25 young \u00a0 Ghanaians prepare to join our pan-African Alumni Network of over 400 committed public service \u00a0 professions - we reflect on the impact of training, mentorship, and investment in young leaders, \u00a0 especially young women and people with disabilities, on good governance. The outstanding, \u00a0 ethical leaders graduating serve as a cornerstone to better public policy and good governance of \u00a0 tomorrow. In partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, we look forward to the continued \u00a0career advancements of these young leaders!\u201d\u00a0 \r\n\r\n The graduation ceremony will feature a keynote address by Bernard Avle, a renowned Ghanaian \u00a0 journalist and broadcaster. Mr. Avle is the General Manager of Citi FM and Citi TV and host of the \u00a0 Citi Breakfast Show, one of Ghana's most influential radio programs. With over 15 years of \u00a0 experience in media and public affairs, Mr. Avle has been at the forefront of promoting good \u00a0 governance and public sector accountability in Ghana. He was named the 2017 Journalist of the \u00a0 Year at the Ghana Journalism Awards and is a recipient of the Young Global Leader award by the \u00a0World Economic Forum.\u00a0 \r\n\r\n Mr. Avle's insights on the role of young leaders in transforming Ghana's public sector promise to \u00a0inspire our graduating fellows as they embark on their careers in the public service. \r\n\r\n About Emerging Public Leaders of Ghana\u00a0 \r\n\r\n EPL Ghana is a nonprofit organisation that aims at equipping young Ghanaian leaders with the\u00a0 skills, knowledge, and networks needed to drive transformational change in Ghana and Africa.\u00a0 EPL Ghana partners with the Government of Ghana, through the Office of the Head of Civil\u00a0 Service, and public service organisations among other partners to train and develop a crop of\u00a0 ethical and competent young public service professionals who are committed to good\u00a0 governance and excellent delivery of public services.\u00a0 "

"EPL Ghana Announces Graduation For Its Fifth Cohort Of Public Service Fellows"

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