21/08/2026
F. Tengbeh Foundation Youth Lead Master Class Cohort 6
The F. Tengbeh Foundation is pleased to introduce Mr. Chris Wonnah as a Facilitator for the Youth Lead Master Class 2026, Cohort 6, where he will lead a session on Project Management and Proposal Writing.
Chris Wonnah is a Liberian agricultural and development professional, entrepreneur, youth advocate, and community development leader with experience spanning agribusiness, agricultural extension, project coordination, entrepreneurship development, and youth empowerment.
He holds a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Extension and Education from the University of Liberia and continues to pursue further academic and professional development in food systems, sustainability, entrepreneurship, and leadership.
His professional interests are strongly rooted in food security, youth employment, entrepreneurship, agricultural innovation, and community transformation.
Chris has served in various leadership and professional capacities, including as Program and Operations Lead at Agro Tech Liberia, contributing to agricultural and youth-focused initiatives.
He has also been actively engaged in entrepreneurship and business development, including leadership with the Young Business Leaders Club under the Liberia Chamber of Commerce, where he has supported young entrepreneurs through capacity building, networking, mentorship, and access-to-opportunity initiatives.
As a passionate youth advocate, Chris believes in helping young people transform ideas into practical, sustainable enterprises and impactful projects. His work reflects a commitment to strengthening agricultural systems, expanding economic opportunities for young people and women, and promoting innovative solutions to Liberia's development challenges.
As a YALI Cohort 50 alumnus, Chris brings valuable leadership experience and a development-oriented perspective to the Youth Lead Master Class.
We are excited to have Chris Wonnah join Cohort 6 and share his knowledge, experience, and practical insights with emerging young leaders.