In this episode of Frontrunners Innovate, we explore the vital role of ethics, governance, transparency, and community engagement in fostering sustainable development and trust across sectors and regions. Join us as Victor George, an attorney and seasoned expert in anti-corruption and governance, shares practical insights while co-hos, Tobias Naruki brings a youthful perspective on connecting with the younger generation and building resilient networks.
At 13 years old, Namara Lwansa became the youngest member of the Frontrunners League community. In 2025, at 19 and enrolled in Northwestern University in the US, this young leader is still on the Frontrunner path. With the first opportunity in 6 years to sit down in person with her, Mary Kurek asks Namara about her experience the first time outside of her African continent.
Valeri Bocage was living in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina before moving to California. She vowed to put her energy and efforts into helping the Lower 9th Ward in New Orleans to overcome and build back stronger. In so doing, she founded Powerful Women International with a strong group of women who are helping her do just that. Additionally, the organization tackles issues relating to the UN SDGs. In the last couple of months, Valeri and her team decided (with the help and endorsement of New Orleans officials) that a Prayer Event to bring about unity would be a great step in the right direction for the community. The idea quickly grew beyond New Orleans into other areas of the United States and beyond. In this podcast, Valeri shares more about the event and how you can participate on Tuesday, October 22, 2024. The prayer is about peace and unity and an open call no matter your preference for worship.
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