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Stanford University Business Program Takes Root in East Africa

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Dr. Becaye Sidy Diop, CEO of Delvic Sanitation Initiatives and Stanford Seed Transformation Program Participant at Stanford University in California (Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business | 7 years ago)

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Richard Fadiora, CEO and Founder of Richard Brainsworth and Stanford Seed Transformation Program Participant inspecting an affordable housing complex in Lagos, Nigeria (Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business | 7 years ago)

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Abiola Oduguwa, Executive Director, Nationfeeders Nigeria, Stanford Seed Transformation Program Participant, Stanford Seed Coach Aaron Finch and Dr. Victor Oduguwa, CEO Nationfeeders Nigeria, Stanford Seed Transformation Program Participant. On location in their feed mill warehouse in Sagamu, Nigeria (Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business | 7 years ago)

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Constance Swaniker (middle), CEO and Founder of Accents & Arts in her workshop in Ghana (Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business | 7 years ago)

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Stanford Seed (Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business | 7 years ago)

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The Seed Transformation Program in East Africa (Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business | 7 years ago)

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Stanford Graduate School of Business (Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business | 7 years ago)

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Seed Transformation Program East Africa (Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business | 7 years ago)

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Seed Transformation Program West Africa (Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business | 7 years ago)

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Seed West Africa Application Form (Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business | 7 years ago)

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Seed News & Events (Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business | 7 years ago)

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