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Nominate a Leader

There are stories worth bringing forward.

Know an African diaspora leader whose work deserves a closer look? Tell us about them. The Good Report is documenting the people building, leading and creating meaningful change across industries and borders.

Help us tell the fuller story
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Leadership is more than a title. It is the work behind it.

Good work is happening everywhere. Help us find the people behind it.

Across the world, members of the African diaspora are building companies, advancing research, creating opportunities, strengthening communities and shaping what comes next. Many of their stories deserve more than a passing mention.

We are interested in the substance of a person's work: what they are building, the decisions they have made, the challenges they have faced and the impact they are working toward. A nomination is a starting point for our editorial research, not a guarantee of publication.

What makes a strong nomination

We look beyond the title.

A compelling story is grounded in real work, clear context and something readers can learn from.

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Meaningful work

They are building, leading, solving a problem, creating opportunities or making a measurable contribution in their field or community.

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A story with substance

There is a journey, a decision, a challenge, a lesson or a perspective that can help readers understand the work behind the achievement.

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A diaspora connection

The nominee is part of the African diaspora, including someone who moved from Africa or has traceable roots in Africa.

Nomination details

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By submitting a nomination, you are sharing this information for editorial consideration. Please only provide information you are comfortable sharing. Our team may contact you for clarification or additional sources. A nomination does not guarantee coverage.

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