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Introducing the Gef 30 Under 30 2025 Winners!

Ten categories. Thirty impressive young people making their mark on the Isle of Man.

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It’s here. The moment you’ve all been waiting for. The good news in the midst of all the bad news. The youthful light in the aging darkness. After this, you’ll be able to go back to living your life, at peace in the knowledge that our futures may not be so bleak because of these impressive whippersnappers. TURN ON THE SPOTLIGHT AND PASS ME THE MIC: it’s time to reveal the 2025 Gef 30 Under 30 Winners.

Ten categories. Thirty sickeningly impressive young people making their mark on the Isle of Man. We are proud to announce the all-new #Gef30Under30 winners: the next generation of our island’s leaders.

Achievement

Dr Erin McNulty, 29

Aimee Freegard, 28

Alex Johnston, 23

Collaboration

Niamh Cowin, 26

Callum Rowe, 24

Sam Halliday, 23

Community Impact

Elizabeth ‘Blae’ Cain, 22

Anna Shaw, 28

Caitlin Barlow, 25

Creativity

Lily Wolter, 28

Ella Cowin, 25

Ammon Yeardsley, 29

Disruptors

Lottie Owen, 21

Ambrose McCartney, 24

Percy Hampton, 21

Entrepreneurship

Callum Staley, 26

Josh Moore, 26

Daniel Cretney, 27

Innovation

Daniel Martin, 29

Michael Valerga, 28

Matthew Collister, 28

Leadership

Becky Corkish, 27

Rob Kelly, 28

Rachel Quayle, 28

Sustainability

Greg Watson, 22

Rachel Smith, 24

Ana Rafaela Correia, 29

Trailblazers

Isla Gale, 20

Kennedy Thompson, 28

Robyn Freestone, 24

Thank you to everyone who took the time to nominate this year, and CONGRATULATIONS to all our champions! We can’t wait to roll out your origin stories over summer and celebrate with you at our Winners Party in May.

An extra big thanks to our growing list of 2025 Gef 30 Under 30 Partners: Capital International Group, UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man, Isle of Man Arts Council, and Zurich International for your support. You’re the best. Now, pass the champagne.