Promising Ghanaian media personality, security personnel, and entrepreneur Isaac Wathewane Mensah has earned two prestigious nominations at the 2024 edition of the Ghana Change Makers Awards. His growing influence in the media landscape, coupled with his diverse business ventures, has landed him nominations for “National Brand of the Year” and “Most Promising Ghanaian Personality” awards at this year’s edition.
Mensah’s contributions in the past year, particularly in media and youth empowerment, have set him apart. His passion for blending business, security, and media to create impactful platforms earned him the recognition from the awards body, which aims to highlight individuals and organizations creating meaningful change in Ghana.
Reflecting on the nominations, Mensah expressed his excitement and gratitude. “I was filled with joy when nominated for the Ghana Change Makers Awards 2024,” he said in an interview, revealing how much the acknowledgment means to him.
Grateful for the recognition, Mensah credits God for his success and remains optimistic about winning both categories. “I thank God that my hard work has been recognized, and I’m very positive about winning, especially in the National Media Personality and National Brand of the Year categories,” he shared. His confidence stems not only from his dedication to his craft but also from his desire to use any accolades he earns as a tool for broader impact.
In addition to his media career, Mensah is also a passionate advocate for agriculture. He sees this recognition as an opportunity to further his mission of empowering the youth, particularly in the agricultural sector. “As a farmer, my vision is to win and use this platform for youth empowerment in the agricultural sector and more,” he added. This focus on youth engagement is a core part of his personal and professional journey, and he hopes the awards will help amplify his efforts.
The Ghana Change Makers Awards is an annual event designed to celebrate individuals and organizations driving transformation in Ghana. According to the organizers, this year’s nominees reflect “a vibrant tapestry of talent, innovation, and unwavering commitment” to uplifting the nation.
The ceremony promises to be a celebration of those who are actively shaping the future of Ghana through their work in various sectors.
