The Baobab Summit is a virtual event that celebrates the power of youth leadership, individual action, and positive social change across Africa. Since 2014, the Baobab Summit has been an essential part of the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program. It embodies the Foundation’s commitment to nurturing transformative leadership and driving social change.
With over 40,000 Scholars supported by the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program, this Summit is a valuable space for Scholars, entrepreneurs, alumni, mentors, and partners to connect, collaborate, and share insights.
Program Manager, Mastercard Foundation
Centre for International Experience
University of Toronto
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