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Kick Off 2026 with the Stanford Seed Network: New Year Hangout & Cohort 15 Welcome Ceremony
Jan 6, 2026

As we step into 2026, it’s time to come together as a community and celebrate new beginnings. The Stanford Seed Network is excited to invite all members to our New Year Hangout and Cohort 15 Welcome Ceremony, an event designed to officially welcome our newest members while bringing the entire network together to kick off the year with energy, connection, and purpose.



Why This Event Matters

Instead of our usual end-of-year celebration, we’re turning the spotlight to the start of 2026. This gathering is more than just a hangout; it’s a moment to connect with fellow members, celebrate achievements, and set the tone for the year ahead. It’s also a unique opportunity to meet and welcome Cohort 15, the newest group of leaders joining our thriving network.


Whether you’re an existing member or part of the new cohort, this event promises meaningful conversations, networking opportunities, and a chance to engage with like-minded professionals who share your passion for growth, leadership, and innovation.



Event Details

📅 Date: Saturday, January 17, 2026

🕒 Time: 5:00 PM

📍 Venue: Function Room, Oriental Hotel, VI

💰 Access Fee: ₦50,000 for existing members; free for Cohort 15 members being inducted


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This carefully planned event will feature:

  • Official induction of Cohort 15 members into the Stanford Seed Network

  • A relaxed New Year hangout where members can reconnect and engage

  • Opportunities for networking, collaboration, and knowledge sharing

  • Insights and conversations that set the tone for an impactful year ahead



How to Participate

To ensure we provide the best experience for everyone, registration is required. Existing members can secure their spot by paying the access fee of ₦50,000, while our new Cohort 15 members enjoy complimentary access as part of their induction.

👉 https://www.seednetwork.ng/event-details-registration/new-year-hangout-cohort-15-welcome-ceremony/form



Let’s Start the Year Together

The New Year Hangout & Cohort 15 Welcome Ceremony is the perfect way to start 2026 with inspiration, connections, and the energy of a growing community. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet new members, reconnect with familiar faces, and celebrate the shared vision of the Stanford Seed Network.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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