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Press Kit: Seed Transformation Program in East Africa
- A visual depiction of the pathway to growth for participants in the Seed Transformation Program.
- Mr. Dinesh Tembhekar, managing director of Lean Energy Solutions shares his hopes for the impact the training he received in the Seed Transformation Program in East Africa will have on his company.
- A print-quality photo of Dr. Diop, CEO of Delvic Sanitation Initiatives and Stanford Seed Transformation Program participant, at Stanford University in California.
- A print-quality photo of CEO and founder of Richard Brainsworth and Stanford Seed Transformation Program participant, inspecting an affordable housing complex in Lagos, Nigeria.
- A print-quality photo of Seed Transformation Program participants Abiola Oduguwa (left), executive director of Nationfeeders Nigeria, and Dr. Victor Oduguwa (right), CEO of Nationfeeders Nigeria, on location in their feed mill warehouse in Sagamu, Nigeria with Seed coach Aaron Finch.
- A print-quality photo of Constance Swaniker (right), CEO and founder of Accents & Arts, in her workshop in Ghana.
Stanford Seed News
May 5, 2016
Stanford Seed, which enables business owners to lead their regions to greater prosperity, launches in Kenya.
June 1, 2015
Nigerian cosmetics firm created incentives and strategic performance system to expand business globally.
June 1, 2015
SystemSpecs aims to expand across African continent.
Insights on Seed Research
January 20, 2016
The quality of ideas produced through networking may depend on the personality types of those interacting.
January 11, 2016
Jim Yong Kim talks about how audacious goals bring real change.
September 22, 2015
Workers who feel a sense of belonging stay in their jobs longer.
August 19, 2015
The founder of a U.S. construction company spent a year coaching West African business leaders. Here’s what he taught them.
June 10, 2015
In Kenya, a Stanford researcher shows that ethnic diversity can spur productivity.
January 30, 2015
Stanford scholars discuss their experiences in the field.
