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S02E28 - The Lead For Ghana Story
In this episode, you will hear the story of how a college student’s desire to build a library in rural Ghana led him and his friends on to start an organisation empowering over 500 young Ghanaians to be agents of systemic change in Ghana’s education system?
Kwame speaks with Daniel Dotse, CEO and Co-Founder of Lead For Ghana. We dig deep into Daniel’s life experiences and how that shaped the his vision for Lead For Ghana.
Lead For Ghana (LFG) is dedicated to cultivating a new generation of ethical and effective leaders who can drive meaningful social change in Ghana by tackling educational inequity and addressing leadership gaps within the country.
By identifying, training, and placing talented recent university graduates and young professionals in underserved schools nationwide, LFG provides an immersive leadership experience that prepares young talented Ghanaians to be lifelong actors and advocates for an excellent education.
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By Stephen Senyo TettegahIn this episode, you will hear the story of how a college student’s desire to build a library in rural Ghana led him and his friends on to start an organisation empowering over 500 young Ghanaians to be agents of systemic change in Ghana’s education system?
Kwame speaks with Daniel Dotse, CEO and Co-Founder of Lead For Ghana. We dig deep into Daniel’s life experiences and how that shaped the his vision for Lead For Ghana.
Lead For Ghana (LFG) is dedicated to cultivating a new generation of ethical and effective leaders who can drive meaningful social change in Ghana by tackling educational inequity and addressing leadership gaps within the country.
By identifying, training, and placing talented recent university graduates and young professionals in underserved schools nationwide, LFG provides an immersive leadership experience that prepares young talented Ghanaians to be lifelong actors and advocates for an excellent education.