Gambiaj.com – MINNESOTA, United States) – Minnesota-based Gambian entrepreneur and community builder Yusupha Badjie has advanced to the Top 15 in the Entrepreneur of Impact competition, drawing increased attention to his expanding work in media, youth development, and cross-border empowerment initiatives linked to The Gambia.
Badjie, the founder of Infinity Zone Global, has developed a platform that integrates media, economic opportunity, and community development. His work focuses on equipping young people with practical skills, building confidence, and creating pathways to income through digital and creative industries.
“At the core of everything we’re building is impact,” Badjie said. “This is about giving young people the tools, the platform, and the opportunity to shape their own future.”
One of his flagship initiatives, Jeshwang Media Hub, is designed to train youth in media production, storytelling, and digital skills. The program offers hands-on experience while exposing participants to opportunities to transform creativity into sustainable livelihoods.
However, Badjie’s vision extends beyond a single location. He is actively fostering a bridge between Minnesota and The Gambia, with the aim of creating a cross-border ecosystem that promotes youth development, cultural exchange, and economic empowerment.
“This is bigger than one location,” he noted. “We’re building systems that allow young people, no matter where they are, to participate in the global digital economy.”
The Entrepreneur of Impact competition highlights leaders leveraging innovation and community-driven solutions to create meaningful change.
As the competition progresses, public voting is becoming increasingly significant. Badjie’s placement in the Top 15 positions him strongly as he advances toward the next stage.
For Badjie, the recognition goes beyond personal achievement. He views it as an opportunity to amplify a mission rooted in service, visibility, and opportunity.
“This platform is helping bring visibility to the work we’re doing,” he said. “The goal is to expand opportunities, strengthen communities, and build something that lasts.”
With growing momentum, Badjie says his focus remains firmly on long-term impact and building sustainable systems capable of serving future generations.
“This is just the beginning,” he added. “We’re building for impact, and we’re building for the future.”
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