Meet some of the most dynamic young people in Philadelphia. They’re shaping politics, leading their communities forward and working hard to make Philly a better place. Keep an eye out for more chances to nominate young city leaders.
Behind the scenes or on the front lines, these public servants are making moves for a better Philly.
We’re looking for outstanding under-40 public servants who strive for a better Philadelphia.
Yasmine Mustafa on the challenges of shipping her unique product.
From Sen. Bob Casey’s finance director to a Mayor’s Office employee who helped with Amazon bid.
Recently found out greasy pizza boxes shouldn’t go in recycling? Thank Albert Lee and his team.
We want everyone from City Hall staffers to campaign organizers and beyond.
These under-40 folks are killing it in the visitor game.
Power-Up Reentry: A Digital Solutions Day will bring together coders, journalists and returning citizens together.
The political organizer and Colombia native expects to launch Americae by the end of the year.
From artists to lawyers to club owners, these are some of the biggest names in Philly music.
Know a person under the age of 40 who’s killing it in the visitor game?
Who’s Next catchup: Mavros, owner of Healing Arts Center, also talks about a wellness program for refugees.
From major ad agencies to small business to the Zoo, these under-40 stars are helping the city find its voice.
Know a young musician or industry pro making waves in the Philly scene? Tell us by August 7.
Who’s Next Catch Up: Berman talks about bringing on Comcast, advice from Venmo’s founder and moving out of coworking.
Meet our June 2017 Who’s Next honorees.
Who’s Next Catch Up: Matt Fein is now also CookNSolo’s “commissary chef,” making food for Rooster, Dizengoff and Goldie.
We’re looking to highlight the top young communicators in Philly.