Beyan Flomo Pewee is a distinguished Liberian entrepreneur and visionary executive whose extraordinary accomplishments in youth development, non-profit management, and the business world have earned him a prominent position in the political arena. Has over a decade of experience in leadership, innovation, program development and management, strategic planning, fundraising, mentoring, grassroots mobilization, and operational oversight. He is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of YOCEL, a social enterprise accelerator dedicated to empowering young people, especially women and girls, to engage in entrepreneurship and job creation. Hols a bachelor degree in development studies. In 2022, was appointed as a member of the Innovation for Change Africa Hub Board and was elected in 2023 as the acting board chair and now serves as Africa representative to the Global Governance Circle of the Innovation for Change Network. In 2014, he received the UN Global Education Youth Courage Award for his exceptional leadership in education. He also serves as an ambassador at the Young African Leaders Initiative West Africa. He was honored as the Most Enterprising Personality of the Year in 2018, the State Exchange Alumni of Liberia Civic Leadership Award 2022 and the Most Prominent Youth Advocate of the Year in 2019. Furthermore, Beyan's enduring commitment to making a difference is exemplified by his mentorship and financial assistance to numerous youths across Liberia, enabling them to pursue higher education and realize their dreams. Beyan has supported rising stars like J Slught in achieving his dream of becoming a professional musician, and he continues to provide guidance and support to top talents like ROMEO, EZY PAIN, bioFATTY, MUZIKAL, and ASAP KHALED, among others.He is also the Founder and Chief Convener of the Annual Youth Education & Empowerment Summit (AYEESummit), a networking platform that has gathered over 700 young African leaders from across the continent.

Musu W. Davis is an Educator through the Monrovia Consolidated School System of which she serves as the Faculty Representation Council and Departmental Head. A graduate of the United Methodist University with a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education. She is the Founder and Executive Director of the Initiative for Women and Youth Empowerment- IWYE. An Empowerment Initiative where she mentors women and girls to become self-reliant and agents of change. She is an alumnae and President of the Young political Leadership School Africa Cohort and a Youth Election Fellow.

Newton Uncle Toe, Sr. is an international development practitioner and specialized in program evaluation with strong understanding of social protection, health, youth empowerment programs, Project Cycle Management (PCM), Logic Framework Approach in the development sector and has 12 years of relevant work experience in monitoring & evaluation, managing and coordinating development projects with hands-on experience in planning, design, training, monitoring and evaluation, data analysis and reporting. He holds a combined Master’s degree in Mathematics, Economics and Statistics from the African School of Economics in Benin Republic and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology from the United Methodist University in Liberia. He is a 2022 Mandela Washington Fellow with training in Leadership in Public Management from Syracuse University, Syracuse, United States of America. He possesses several other certifications in data management and analysis. He serves as the Research Manager for The Khana Group. He currently serves as Country Representative for the Strategic Initiative for Transformation and Empowerment (SITE), an international charity organization that provides support to children with special needs and drug-dependent youths. In addition, he is a Short-term Consultant (STC) at the World Bank Social Protection and Jobs in Liberia where he manages stakeholder engagement and supports the project management unit. Moreover, he serves as Project Manager for the Institute for Quality Research and Development (IQRD), a local NGO based in Liberia where he supports business development and oversees projects. He currently serves as a board member at the Quantitative Data for Decision Making (Q4ED) Lab. He is highly fluent in English and speaks conversational French.

Momo Odesco Senah is a distinguished business professional with a track record of progressive achievements and a steadfast commitment to making a meaningful impact and delivering substantial values. His expertise spans across office administration, financial analysis, audit, accounting, tax, and bookkeeping, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the financial landscape. He is a financial analyst at OYA Micro Credit Company Liberia Limited. He is the founder of the Voice of Hope Liberia, a local NGO that targets the underprivileged in vulnerable communities reach their full potential. He a an alumnus of the Young African Leader Initiative (YALI) program with training in project management and good governance.

Richard Jah is an IT specialist and and enterprise. Serves as Founder of the Continental Website Technology Computer School (CWTS) and also Founder of the Kakata Community Youth Leadership/Co-Founder of the US Exchange Alumni Association of Margibi (Local NGO). Has over 15 years of professional experience in business management, secretarial science, social work, computer software/hardware-related services, with a BBA Degree in Business Administration and Post Graduate Diploma in Network Engineering, hold diploma in Computer Science (IMIS-UK). He is the National Coordinator at the Service Center Director/Ministry of Internal Affairs, certificate in Disaster Management (WADPI-ECOWAS). He is a 2016 Mandela Washington Fellow, Leadership in Business and Entrepreneurship, Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa-USA, 2016 He also hold a certificate in Small Business Development and Planning, Project Management from the National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development (NIESBUD), India 2018.

Daniel Valai is a Kennedy Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) program alumnus from Iowa, USA in 2017-2018. He served as Secretary General in 2019 and later President of the YES Alumni Association of Liberia in 2023. He has facilitated networking and professional development opportunities for fellow alumni, fostering a culture of collaboration and growth. He has actively engaged in mentorship programs at the Yoner-Liberia Diamond Challenge 2020 and the 2023-2024 Terry Hall Memorial Mentorship Program on Election and Democracy Activity (EDA) a project of the International Research and Exchange Board (IREX). Has served as Assistant Manager at LEARN-Liberia, Administrative Director for Partners for Education, and Country Director for the National Liberia Youth Association (NLYA-Liberia).