Stanford Seed Transformation Network, Nigeria, has officially kicked off the year with a high-impact event in Lagos, combining its end-of-year celebration with the formal induction of Cohort 15 members. 

The event, themed “Connections That Count”, brought together influential business leaders, founders, and stakeholders to foster strategic partnerships aimed at driving economic growth and tackling poverty in Nigeria.
   
The Nigeria chapter of the Stanford Seed Network, launched in September 2015, works in conjunction with Stanford Seed to build solid foundations for Nigerian companies through sound governance and robust processes.
 
Speaking at the event, President of Seed Nigeria, Omololami Ajani, emphasised that the network’s primary goal is to move beyond mere social connections toward actionable collaboration.

She also highlighted their upcoming expo, designed to provide a practical platform for members to showcase their businesses and engage with key global stakeholders.
   
CEO of PESO Energy and Financial Secretary of the network, James Ogbe, explained the rigorous criteria for membership. 
    
CEO of Exemplar and Communication Secretary, Toba Obaniyi, highlighted the tangible value members receive.