YECSI emphasises investment in future leaders

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BY CHRIS ALEX

The Young Entrepreneurs Council of Solomon Islands (YECSI) is rallying businesses, youth organisations, and development stakeholders to join its upcoming corporate fundraiser.

The fundraiser is a pivotal event designed to strengthen youth entrepreneurship and advance the YECSI Awards 2025.

As a cornerstone of YECSI’s annual calendar, the fundraiser aims to shine a light on the invaluable contributions of young entrepreneurs who are shaping the future of the Solomon Islands.

YECSI Coordinator Moses Jnr Aunama highlighted the broader vision of the event, emphasizing that it is not just a celebration but a vital investment in the next generation of leaders.

“Every contribution made through this fundraiser helps build a stronger foundation for our youth. By supporting YECSI, stakeholders are investing in young people who are driving innovation, creating employment, and making meaningful contributions to their communities,” said Aunama.

YECSI has outlined five key reasons for organisations and individuals to take part in this transformative initiative:

-Investing in the Future of Solomon Islands
Supporting young entrepreneurs who are driving economic growth, job creation, and innovation ensures a sustainable future for the nation.

-Recognising and Rewarding Hard Work
The fundraiser celebrates young individuals who have overcome challenges to build sustainable businesses and serve as role models for others.

-Strengthening Communities
Entrepreneurs play a critical role in creating jobs, sustaining local supply chains, and giving back to their communities, thereby fostering societal progress.

-Providing Alternatives for 12,000+ School Dropouts Annually
With over 12,000 youth leaving the formal education system each year, the initiative offers skills training and entrepreneurial opportunities as viable alternatives.

-Uplifting the 70 Percent Youth Majority
With youth making up 70% of the nation’s population, supporting their potential is essential for driving national development and progress.

The YECSI Corporate Fundraiser is more than just an event it is a call to action. YECSI urges stakeholders to see their participation as a contribution to a larger movement that aims to empower the youth of Solomon Islands.

Photo: YECSI

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