YECSI Invites Sponsors to Join 2025 Youth Entrepreneurship Awards Celebration

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The Young Entrepreneurs Council Solomon Islands (YECSI) is calling on local brands and businesses to come onboard as sponsors and partners for its biggest event of the year — the 2025 YECSI Awards, set to take place on November 13.

The event celebrates the innovation, resilience, and achievements of young Solomon Islanders who are driving entrepreneurship and community impact across the country.

YECSI is inviting corporate sponsors, organizations, and government partners to be part of this vibrant celebration of youth empowerment and business excellence.

According to YECSI, the event provides a unique opportunity for brands to gain visibility among hundreds of young entrepreneurs, business leaders, and key stakeholders.

Sponsors will also receive extensive exposure through YECSI’s social media platforms and other media coverage, highlighting their support for youth-driven economic growth.

YECSI Coordinator, Moses Jnr Aunama said, “This is more than just an event — it’s a celebration of growth, innovation, and future leadership. By joining us, sponsors can position themselves as champions of youth empowerment and contribute to shaping the next generation of Solomon Islands business leaders.”

The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAL) has already confirmed its Gold Sponsorship of $30,000, demonstrating strong government support for young agri-business entrepreneurs in the Solomon Islands.

YECSI is encouraging interested sponsors to get in touch soon, as spaces are limited. Businesses can contact YECSI at yec.coordinator@solomonchamber.com.sb or message the team directly via the official YECSI Facebook Page.

The 2025 YECSI Awards promise to be an inspiring evening of recognition, networking, and collaboration — a fitting finale to a year of growth and innovation for young entrepreneurs nationwide.

About YECSI:

The Young Entrepreneurs Council Solomon Islands (YECSI) is an initiative under the Youth Division of the Ministry of Women, Youth, Children and Family Affairs and it sits with the Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI).

It serves as a platform to connect, empower, and support young entrepreneurs across the country. YECSI provides networking opportunities, mentorship, and business development support aimed at nurturing a vibrant and sustainable youth-led private sector in the Solomon Islands.

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