On May 13, 2026, the Isser Auditorium at the University of Ghana was transformed into a hub of inspiration and visionary thinking. The NextGen Success Pathways Summit, co-organized by the Grace Compassion Foundation and the T.D. Jakes Foundation, successfully brought together global thought leaders to tackle a vital mission: empowering the next generation to lead, innovate, and thrive.

Hosted by our very own Founder and CEO, Dr. Grace Opuni-Darko, the event underscored the commitment to creating actionable "Pathways to Prosperity" for young minds across Ghana and beyond.

The summit featured a powerful keynote address from Kelley Cornish, CEO of the TD Jakes Foundation, who shared invaluable insights on global leadership and sustainable success. The energy in the room was palpable as attendees engaged with a world-class lineup of guest speakers, each bringing their unique expertise to the stage:

• Alex Brown (Lead, BR Institute) shared actionable strategies for professional excellence.

• Maxwell Kwesi Inkoom (National Home Missions Director, Assemblies of God, Ghana) grounded the discussions in purpose and community service.

• Rev. Jonathan Darko (Co-Founder & Director of Operations, Grace Compassion Global Foundation) provided a blueprint for operational leadership and financial stewardship.

• Dr. Cheryl Polote-Williamson (Founder & CEO at Williamson Media Group LLC) inspired the audience with her media and entrepreneurial journey.

• Kwame Ambaah (Executive Managing Director, Grace Compassion Global Foundation) highlighted the importance of strategic execution in achieving personal and community goals.

The two-hour session was more than just a conference; it was a launchpad for future innovators. By connecting local talent with global insights, the NextGen Summit proved that when we invest in the youth, we are securing a prosperous future for all.