Impact
Entrepreneurs after the SEED Programme
The Entrepreneurs go through a 14-week programme, then they graduate.
Cohort One · 2025/26
Cohort One in figures
- Over 80%saw it through
- 14sessions across twelve weeks
- 91%rated it 4.57 out of 5
Outcomes
Cohort One Outcomes In Different Categories
- Faith and work integrated91%
Biblical stewardship, chaplaincy and a spiritual foundation for the enterprise.
- Leadership and stewardship62%
From growth at all costs to intentional, accountable, servant leadership.
- Leading people and teams57%
More empathetic management, real delegation and stronger team cohesion.
- Confidence, and less fear51%
Overcoming the fear of starting, imposter syndrome and the sense of being too small.
- Networks and partnerships43%
Deals within the cohort, suppliers onboarded and clients referred.
- Governance and boards28%
Nine enterprises formed or restructured a board or advisory board.
Forty-seven graduates completed the impact survey. These are the shares who described each change in their own words.
Testimonials
I merged my business with a bigger company present in nine African countries and became the CEO.
An enterprise run on effort alone, with no systems and with business and personal finances mixed together. After sessions on systems, financial discipline and strategic planning, the founder adopted a strategic plan, separated the accounts, drew a salary and introduced workplace chaplaincy — then merged into a group operating in nine African countries, taking equity and a chief executive role.
HealthcareCohort One graduate · 2025/26
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The first SEED cohort
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Applications
Apply to the next SEED cohort
Applications are open to Kenyan entrepreneurs running or starting a business. The form takes about fifteen minutes. You will be asked about your business, what you are trying to build, and where you would most value support — not for anything you would need an accountant to answer.
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