Lehlé Baldé-Cameron is a dynamic and globally-minded leader advancing Agendas 2030 and 2063. Recognized as an IMF Youth Fellow and Acumen Fellow, she has a rich background in media, sustainable development, and financial inclusion. Having lived in over 10 countries, including five formative years in Eswatini, Lehlé's diverse experiences have deepened her commitment to international development and broadened her global perspective.
Multilingual and celebrated for reshaping narratives for African women, Lehlé is a prominent voice in public discourse. She has hosted panels around the world and participated in prestigious events such as the World Economic Forum. Through her media platforms and collaborations with influential organizations like the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Business Day Nigeria, and the Ford Foundation, she champions initiatives for economic inclusion and social impact across Africa.
Lehlé's extensive experience in journalism and policy advocacy has earned her numerous accolades, including being named in Forbes Africa 30 Under 30, A Future Africa Award for Intrapreneurship and receiving the Alumni Achievement Award from the University of Waterloo. She is passionately committed to empowering underserved communities through education and impactful media initiatives, striving to bridge the wealth gap and advocate for economic inclusion in emerging economies.
