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Exploring Innovation and Opportunity: A Visit to BlueLine Urban Projects & Prindex. Oct 30, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link On Thursday, 30th October 2025 , fourteen members of the Seed Network visited Dream Place by Prindex, Lekki Phase 1 , for an immersive experience with BlueLine Urban Projects and Prindex , two complementary companies reshaping urban development and real estate in Nigeria. The visit offered an inside look at how strategic planning, collaboration, and innovation drive high-quality property development, while also highlighting potential opportunities for network members. BlueLine Urban Projects: Excellence in Construction The first highlight of the visit was BlueLine Urban Projects , led by CEO Olasupo “Supo” Jagun . The company started as a design-and-build firm focused on Italian-style luxury apartments and has now evolved into a developer delivering completed properties. Supo Jagun, CEO BlueLine Urban Projects With 53 full-time staff and 200 part-time contractors , BlueLine has built a reputation for precision, professionalism, and architectural excellence. Members toured completed apartments , witnessing firsthand how BlueLine transforms design concepts into tangible, high-quality living spaces. The founders emphasized their unique approach: from the design stage, potential issues are anticipated and resolved before construction begins. This meticulous planning ensures smooth workflow, cost efficiency, and superior outcomes, particularly in competitive markets like Lagos Island. Prindex: The Real Estate Enabler Prindex, led by Tolu Bawa-Allah , plays a complementary role, providing land acquisition, investor sourcing, and contract management . Their model allows investors and clients to secure land and partnerships while BlueLine brings the construction expertise to realize the projects. Tolu Bawa-Allah. Managing Director, Prindex Properties. While BlueLine handles construction, Prindex ensures a steady pipeline of opportunities and smooth investor relations. Looking ahead, Prindex plans to expand their portfolio in 2026 , introducing systematic approaches to bring in more deals and enhance collaboration with developers like BlueLine. Synergy in Action: A Powerful Collaboration Supo Jagun and Tolu Bawa-Allah The visit showcased how the split in operations between BlueLine and Prindex has allowed each company to focus on its strengths while complementing the other. BlueLine focuses on construction excellence, while Prindex manages sourcing and partnerships. This collaboration creates a streamlined workflow, reduces operational friction, and ensures projects are delivered efficiently. Members also gained insights into navigating market challenges, including high construction costs and competition. A key takeaway shared by the founders was the importance of bulk procurement of construction materials; having 70–80% of materials ready before starting a project helps mitigate inflation and cost increases. Lessons and Opportunities for Seed Network Members The visit offered practical lessons in strategy, planning, and investment. Seed Network members were introduced to opportunities such as: Equity participation in premium apartments Ownership of office suites, short-let units, or hotel rooms Co-investment in landed properties within the network By leveraging the trust, expertise, and professionalism of BlueLine and Prindex, members have the potential to engage in well-managed, high-quality real estate projects, building both value and confidence in the brand. Closing Thoughts The visit to Dream Place by Prindex, Lekki Phase 1, combined with the Leadership Lab, was both inspiring and enlightening. It highlighted how clarity of purpose, complementary operations, and meticulous planning can transform ambitious ideas into reality. Members left with insights into market dynamics, investment opportunities, and the importance of operational excellence. We extend our gratitude to Supo Jagun, the BlueLine team, and the Prindex team for hosting us and sharing their expertise. The lessons learned and opportunities discovered will undoubtedly spark new ideas and initiatives among Seed Network members. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More Seed Nigeria Members’ Visit to Alárò City: Exploring Nigeria’s Future-Ready City On Thursday, 12th February 2026, members of the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria had the privilege of visiting Alárò City, a world-class integrated city redefining business, industry, and urban living in Nigeria. Hosted by Brian Hammond, Head of Business Development at Alárò City and Ex-Officio Member of the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria, members were treated to a firsthand experience of the city’s visionary infrastructure, investment opportunities, and sustainable living spaces. A City Designed... Read More Member Spotlight: Celebrating Ken Oyeleke on His DBA Achievement🎓 At the 22nd Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) Convocation , held on 9th December 2025 , we proudly celebrate our member, Ken Oyeleke , on the successful completion of his Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) programme. Earning a DBA represents the highest level of professional management education, one that bridges rigorous academic research with real-world business practice . For Ken, this milestone reflects years of intellectual discipline, strategic thinking, and an unwavering commitment... Read More

Lagos Tactical Workshop With Mr. Seleem Adegunwa Event Details: “Practical Strategies for Competing with a Global Brand – The Extraordinary Transformation of Bigi” How do you grow a proudly Nigerian brand that competes with the likes of Coca-Cola and Red Bull? What does it take to build visibility, win market share, and earn consumer trust in a global arena? If you are not a Stanford Seed Member, visit this link to register for this event. At this exclusive Tactical Workshop , Mr. Seleem Adegunwa , Managing Director of Rite Foods Limited and the visionary behind Bigi CSD and Energy Drinks , shares the behind-the-scenes strategies that transformed Bigi from a local challenger to… Show More REGISTER July 24, 2025 at 10:00 AM Marriott Hotel, Ikeja Panel Mr. Seleem Adegunwa MD/CEO Rite Foods Limited Guest Speaker Mr. Seleem Adegunwa is a seasoned business executive with over 29 years extensive experience across different industries, including the Food and Beverage industry. As the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Rite Foods Limited, he has been at the forefront of… Show More REGISTER

Stanford Seed IWD 2025: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs Series Event Details: "Celebrate International Women’s Day with Stanford Seed through a week-long series of impactful events designed to inspire, empower, and equip women entrepreneurs for success. This exciting program features insightful sessions led by industry leaders, practical workshops, and opportunities to connect with a vibrant community of changemakers. As part of the celebration, one lucky female participant will receive ₦1,000,000 in business funding to support their entrepreneurial journey. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights, network with like-minded individuals, and take your business to the next level!" REGISTER March 5, 2025, 7:00 – 9:00 PM GMT+1 Webinar Panel REGISTER

Davis Albohm’s and Nwamaka Okoye’s Company Visit to Greenpeg Jun 20, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link [L-R] Davis Albohm( Director of Global Partnerships), Mr. Busayo Adekunle (Founder/MD Greenpeg, Nwamaka Okoye (Chairperson of the Board of Trustees, Stanford Seed Network Nigeria and CEO Housessories Limited) Davis Albohm, Director of Global Partnerships at Stanford Seed, and Nwamaka Okoye, Chairperson of the Board of Trustees, Stanford Seed Network Nigeria and CEO Housessories Limited, paid a courtesy visit to Greenpeg on the 6th of June 2025, still on his visit to Nigeria, where they engaged in an insightful and forward-looking conversation with the company’s Managing Director who is also a Stanford Seed Nigeria Network member. They were warmly welcomed at Greenpeg’s office, where Mr. Adekunke shared the company’s ongoing journey of growth and innovation. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More Seed Nigeria Members’ Visit to Alárò City: Exploring Nigeria’s Future-Ready City On Thursday, 12th February 2026, members of the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria had the privilege of visiting Alárò City, a world-class integrated city redefining business, industry, and urban living in Nigeria. Hosted by Brian Hammond, Head of Business Development at Alárò City and Ex-Officio Member of the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria, members were treated to a firsthand experience of the city’s visionary infrastructure, investment opportunities, and sustainable living spaces. A City Designed... Read More Member Spotlight: Celebrating Ken Oyeleke on His DBA Achievement🎓 At the 22nd Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) Convocation , held on 9th December 2025 , we proudly celebrate our member, Ken Oyeleke , on the successful completion of his Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) programme. Earning a DBA represents the highest level of professional management education, one that bridges rigorous academic research with real-world business practice . For Ken, this milestone reflects years of intellectual discipline, strategic thinking, and an unwavering commitment... Read More

Discover the Power of Purpose: SUITE Training with Oyaje Idoko Event Details: Are you ready to unlock the secret to building a thriving, purpose-driven organization? Join us for the next Stanford Seed SUITE Training on Saturday, September 13th, 2025, where impact-driven leaders come together to learn, connect, and elevate their businesses. Why Attend This Session? In today’s fast-paced African business landscape, leading with purpose isn’t just a nice idea, it's a necessity. This transformative session, “How to Build a Purpose-Driven Organization”, will dive deep into how you can shape your company’s culture, direction, and performance around values that matter. Hear directly from Mr. Oyaje Idoko, CEO and Founder of Layer3, one of… Show More REGISTER September 13, 2025, 10:00 – 11:00 AM Zoom Panel Oyaje Idoko CEO Layer 3 Speaker Oyaje Idoko is the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Layer3 , a leading cloud and IT solutions provider in Nigeria. A recognized voice in Africa’s Information and Communication Technology sector, Idoko has established himself as a pioneer in Nigeria’s cloud computing,… Show More REGISTER

Company Visit to Salpha Energy Event Details: The forthcoming Company Visit Program offers members of the Stanford Seed Transformation Network, Nigeria Chapter, a unique opportunity to connect, learn, and engage with fellow entrepreneurs by exploring the operations of Salpha Energy. This visit is scheduled for March 27, 2025 , with a delegation of 10 members from the Network. Salpha Energy, founded by Sandra Chukwudozie , is a leading Nigerian renewable energy company dedicated to combating energy poverty through innovative solar solutions. Since its establishment in 2017, Salpha Energy has provided clean and affordable solar energy products to underserved communities and businesses across Africa. The company specializes in designing and… Show More REGISTER March 27, 2025, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Salpha Energy Panel Sandra Chukwudozie Founder/CEO Salpha Energy Host Sandra Chukwudozie is the Founder and CEO of Salpha Energy, a leading Nigerian renewable energy company dedicated to providing innovative solar solutions to underserved communities across Africa. With a strong background in international management, economics, and industrial relations, Sandra has… Show More REGISTER

Breaking the Isolation of Leadership: Insights from the Leadership Lab Feb 17, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link They say it can be lonely at the top. Leaders are often expected to have all the answers, make tough decisions, and navigate uncertainty with confidence. But even the most accomplished leaders face challenges and moments of doubt. At the Stanford Seed Transformation Network, Nigeria Chapter , we believe leadership is not a solo journey. That’s why we created the **Leadership Lab**, a transformative space where business leaders come together to share challenges, exchange insights, and grow through collaboration. This unique initiative fosters peer-to-peer learning, offering members a chance to gain actionable advice and fresh perspectives from fellow entrepreneurs. A Safe Space for Authentic Conversations The Leadership Lab is a powerful reminder of the strength found in community. During each session, members are divided into small groups where they openly discuss real-world business challenges—whether it’s scaling operations, navigating economic shifts, or managing teams effectively. These conversations are grounded in honesty and mutual respect, creating an environment where participants feel safe to share their struggles. What sets this experience apart is the practical, real-world advice offered by peers who have faced similar obstacles. It’s not about theories or abstract concepts; it’s about tested solutions and collaborative problem-solving that leaders can immediately apply to their businesses. Key Takeaways from the Leadership Lab Every session leaves participants with valuable lessons that shape their leadership journeys. Some of the key insights include: Openness is a Strength : True leadership lies in embracing vulnerability and being open to learning from others. Collaboration Fuels Growth : The best solutions often come from those who have walked similar paths and can offer fresh perspectives. A Trusted Network is Invaluable : Having a supportive community of like-minded leaders can make decision-making and problem-solving significantly easier. Why Community Matters in Leadership The Leadership Lab exemplifies why having a strong leadership network is essential. While each leader’s challenges may be unique, the collective wisdom of a trusted community makes navigating them more manageable. This initiative isn’t just an event—it’s a movement toward collaborative leadership, where members don’t just grow their businesses but also uplift one another. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More Seed Nigeria Members’ Visit to Alárò City: Exploring Nigeria’s Future-Ready City On Thursday, 12th February 2026, members of the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria had the privilege of visiting Alárò City, a world-class integrated city redefining business, industry, and urban living in Nigeria. Hosted by Brian Hammond, Head of Business Development at Alárò City and Ex-Officio Member of the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria, members were treated to a firsthand experience of the city’s visionary infrastructure, investment opportunities, and sustainable living spaces. A City Designed... Read More Member Spotlight: Celebrating Ken Oyeleke on His DBA Achievement🎓 At the 22nd Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) Convocation , held on 9th December 2025 , we proudly celebrate our member, Ken Oyeleke , on the successful completion of his Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) programme. Earning a DBA represents the highest level of professional management education, one that bridges rigorous academic research with real-world business practice . For Ken, this milestone reflects years of intellectual discipline, strategic thinking, and an unwavering commitment... Read More

A Night to Remember: 2024 Induction Ceremony & End-of-Year Party Dec 4, 2024 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link On Friday, 22nd November 2024, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network Nigeria Chapter hosted its highly anticipated Cohort 14 Induction Ceremony and End-of-Year Celebration at the elegant Radisson Blu Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. Themed Roots and Rhythm , the event was a spectacular evening of culture, connection, and celebration that left attendees inspired and energized. The evening began with a warm welcome from Omolola Ajani , President of the Network. She set the tone for the night, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, resilience, and innovation in driving business success. The highlight of the evening was a powerful keynote address by Dr. Jumoke Oduwole , Honourable Minister of Trade, Industry, and Investment. Her speech underscored the critical role of networks like Stanford Seed in fostering economic growth through leadership development and cross-border collaboration. Adding to the excitement was the presence of esteemed guests, including Hon. Chandramouli K. Kern , Consul General of India; Emmanuel Kitcher , Regional Director for Stanford Seed West Africa; and Kwame Kurankyi Dadson , Network Manager for Stanford Seed West Africa. Their participation highlighted the global nature of the network and its commitment to empowering African entrepreneurs. The induction ceremony itself was a proud moment as 16 exceptional business leaders from Cohort 14 were officially welcomed into the Network. These leaders have completed the rigorous Stanford Seed Transformation Program (STP), equipping them with tools and strategies to scale their businesses and create lasting impact in their communities. The evening wasn’t just about speeches—it was a vibrant celebration! Attendees dazzled in their finest Nigerian attires, fully embracing the Roots and Rhythm theme. The event featured live music performances, delicious cuisine, networking opportunities, games, and awards to recognize outstanding contributions within the Network. The energy in the room was electric as members danced and celebrated their shared successes. For those who couldn’t attend—trust us, you missed an incredible experience! From inspiring speeches to cultural expressions and meaningful connections, it was a night that truly embodied the spirit of Stanford Seed: *Connect, Collaborate, Conquer*. A special THANK YOU goes out to our sponsors for their unwavering support in making this event possible. Your contributions helped create an unforgettable evening for everyone involved. As we welcome Cohort 14 into our family, we look forward to seeing how these new members will contribute to our collective mission of driving business transformation across Nigeria and beyond. Here’s to more shared successes and impactful collaborations in 2025! comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More Seed Nigeria Members’ Visit to Alárò City: Exploring Nigeria’s Future-Ready City On Thursday, 12th February 2026, members of the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria had the privilege of visiting Alárò City, a world-class integrated city redefining business, industry, and urban living in Nigeria. Hosted by Brian Hammond, Head of Business Development at Alárò City and Ex-Officio Member of the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria, members were treated to a firsthand experience of the city’s visionary infrastructure, investment opportunities, and sustainable living spaces. A City Designed... Read More Member Spotlight: Celebrating Ken Oyeleke on His DBA Achievement🎓 At the 22nd Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) Convocation , held on 9th December 2025 , we proudly celebrate our member, Ken Oyeleke , on the successful completion of his Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) programme. Earning a DBA represents the highest level of professional management education, one that bridges rigorous academic research with real-world business practice . For Ken, this milestone reflects years of intellectual discipline, strategic thinking, and an unwavering commitment... Read More

Company Focus: Wilson’s Juice — Building Africa’s Natural Beverage Legacy. Oct 29, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link When Seyi Abolaji left Stanford University inspired by Steve Jobs’ timeless words; “Stay hungry. Stay foolish,” he didn’t imagine that a simple lemonade stand in Nigeria would one day grow into one of Africa’s most admired natural beverage brands. But that’s exactly what happened with Wilson’s Juice Company , a business he co-founded with his brother, Seun Abolaji . Seyi Abolaji For Seyi, Wilson’s was never just about lemonade. It was a vehicle for creativity, discipline, and impact , a way to build something that added value to lives, not just profit to pockets. His civil engineering professor once told him there’s always a choice between a life of comfort or a life of impact and he chose impact. From ₦2,000 to National Distribution Wilson’s started humbly with just ₦2,000 (about $10 at the time). That small amount paid for ingredients and a few tools to make fresh lemonade. Seyi and Seun were their own delivery team, production crew, and marketers. They faced rejection from retailers who mocked their square bottle and old-fashioned label, yet they refused to blend in. That decision to stay true to their difference became their strength. The square bottle, once criticized, became their signature. The taste, made from real fruit and never from concentrate , spoke for itself. It wasn’t easy. There were long nights, tough logistics, and countless rejections. But every challenge refined their systems, sharpened their discipline, and shaped the culture that defines Wilson’s today, one built on sacrifice, creativity, integrity, and teamwork . Building a Legacy of Value and People From selling lemonade on a university campus to being featured on CNN, Forbes Africa, and CNBC , Wilson’s journey has been remarkable. Yet for Seyi, recognition is only meaningful when it reflects impact , the jobs created, the farmers empowered, and the young leaders nurtured through their internal development programs. Wilson’s has grown from manual bottling to semi-automated operations and expanded across multiple Nigerian states. Behind every milestone lies the same DNA: hard work, reinvestment, and faith in the process. Today, Wilson’s is not just a beverage company, it’s a platform for leadership growth and local value-chain development , setting a model for what African-founded enterprises can achieve. Looking Ahead With a clear vision “to become Africa’s most valuable natural beverage brand by December 31, 2027,” Wilson’s continues to scale sustainably, innovating without losing its authenticity. The company remains open to partnerships with long-term thinkers who share its purpose: building African brands that last, by driving efficiency, empowering people, and creating joy in every bottle. Lessons from the Wilson’s Journey Seyi’s advice to entrepreneurs is simple but profound: “Start where you are. Master the basics. Stay on the ground. Hold your conviction.” He reminds founders that profit is a result, not the purpose , and that true success lies in creating systems that build others. To learn more about Wilson's Juice Company, visit their Instagram page @ https://www.instagram.com/wilsonslemonade/ comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More Seed Nigeria Members’ Visit to Alárò City: Exploring Nigeria’s Future-Ready City On Thursday, 12th February 2026, members of the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria had the privilege of visiting Alárò City, a world-class integrated city redefining business, industry, and urban living in Nigeria. Hosted by Brian Hammond, Head of Business Development at Alárò City and Ex-Officio Member of the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria, members were treated to a firsthand experience of the city’s visionary infrastructure, investment opportunities, and sustainable living spaces. A City Designed... Read More Member Spotlight: Celebrating Ken Oyeleke on His DBA Achievement🎓 At the 22nd Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) Convocation , held on 9th December 2025 , we proudly celebrate our member, Ken Oyeleke , on the successful completion of his Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) programme. Earning a DBA represents the highest level of professional management education, one that bridges rigorous academic research with real-world business practice . For Ken, this milestone reflects years of intellectual discipline, strategic thinking, and an unwavering commitment... Read More

Seed Nigeria Webinar: Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape Event Details: As Nigeria enters a new era of fiscal reform, understanding the implications of recent tax changes has become crucial for every business leader. Join us for an insightful webinar on “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape” , a timely session designed to help organizations adapt, stay compliant, and identify opportunities within the evolving tax environment. Led by seasoned experts from KPMG in Nigeria , this session will demystify complex regulations and share actionable insights to help businesses thrive amid transformation. Why You Should Attend Gain clarity on the latest tax reforms and their practical impact on businesses across sectors. Learn how to optimize… Show More REGISTER November 18, 2025, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM Zoom Panel Nana Abu Senior Manager, Tax, Regulatory and People Services, KPMG in Nigeria Speaker With over 12 years of experience in tax advisory, compliance, and policy reform, Nana has supported numerous multinational and indigenous businesses in navigating complex tax landscapes. Her expertise spans consumer markets, infrastructure, and ICT sectors, helping organizations achieve compliance and… Show More Akinwale Alao Partner, Tax, Regulatory and People Services, KPMG in Nigeria Speaker Akinwale brings nearly two decades of professional experience advising local and international clients in sectors including retail, construction, oil and gas, and telecommunications. Recognized for his leadership in cross-border taxation and fiscal policy reform, he has contributed significantly to Nigeria’s… Show More REGISTER

IWD2025 Day 3: Financial Literacy for Women Event Details: Welcome to Day 3 of the Stanford Seed International Women’s Day (IWD) 2025 Empowerment Series ! Join us for a transformative Webinar with Tosin Olaseinde , Founder and CEO of Money Africa, as she shares her expertise on financial literacy, budgeting, investments, and wealth management tailored specifically for women entrepreneurs. Tosin’s innovative approach has empowered thousands across Africa to make informed financial decisions and achieve sustainable growth. 📅 Date: Friday, March 7th, 2025 ⏰ Time: 6pm 📍 Where: Zoom 💡 Why Attend? Learn actionable financial strategies from a leading expert in finance and investment. Be part of the IWD 2025 event series, which culminates in a… Show More REGISTER March 14, 2025 at 6:00 PM GMT+1 Zoom Panel Tosin Olaseinde Founder/CEO of Money Africa Speaker Tosin Olaseinde is the Founder and CEO of Money Africa, a leading financial literacy platform that empowers individuals and businesses across Africa to make smarter financial decisions. With over a decade of experience in accounting, finance, and investment management, Tosin… Show More REGISTER

Lagos Tactical Workshop Event Details: “Practical Strategies for Competing with a Global Brand – The Extraordinary Transformation of Bigi” How do you grow a proudly Nigerian brand that competes with the likes of Coca-Cola and Red Bull? What does it take to build visibility, win market share, and earn consumer trust in a global arena? At this exclusive Tactical Workshop , Mr. Seleem Adegunwa , Managing Director of Rite Foods Limited and the visionary behind Bigi CSD and Energy Drinks , shares the behind-the-scenes strategies that transformed Bigi from a local challenger to a globally recognized brand. This is not a keynote. It’s a deep dive into the real… Show More REGISTER June 25, 2025 at 12:00 PM Lagos Panel REGISTER