Mental wellbeing, leadership and inclusion move forward
Humanitarian Civil Diplomat Manni Nagi has been appointed UK Denim Club Partner for the Mental Health Wing of G100, a global network committed to advancing gender equality and representation across leadership sectors.
The appointment marks an important step in Manni’s humanitarian and social impact journey. In this new role, he will contribute to initiatives that place mental health at the centre of leadership development, inclusive growth and social transformation.
G100 brings together women leaders from around the world through 100 global wings, each dedicated to strategic action in favour of gender equality. Its Mental Health Wing focuses on the emotional and psychological barriers that can affect leadership, representation and full participation in society.
For Manni Nagi, the appointment reflects a wider commitment to equality, wellbeing and practical action. He highlighted that mental health plays a central role in breaking barriers for women in leadership, increasing representation and strengthening female founders.
“This opportunity aligns with a larger mission to advance gender parity globally,” said Manni Nagi. He also expressed his commitment to collaborating, amplifying voices and helping to create environments where people can thrive.
Under the leadership of Dr Neerja Birla, G100 Global Chair for Mental Health, the UK Chair for Mental Health, Nyla Khan FRSA, welcomed Manni to the G100 family. She described him as a leader recognised for turning ideas into action and for helping drive meaningful change.
As UK Denim Club Partner, Manni Nagi will work with stakeholders to promote awareness, encourage dialogue and contribute to programmes that recognise mental wellbeing as a foundation for sustainable leadership and gender inclusion.
Through this appointment, Manni continues to represent the values of Humanitarian Civil Diplomacy, connecting purpose, leadership and service in initiatives that can generate positive impact across communities and institutions.










No comment yet, add your voice below!