Prezlin Clothing CEO Keneilwe Kuli Joins Stanford Seed Transformation Program Cohort for 2025. Keneilwe “Kenny” Kuli, the Founder and CEO of Prezlin Clothing, has been selected to join the prestigious 2025 Stanford Seed Transformation Program (STP) in Southern Africa. This marks a significant milestone for both Kuli and Botswana’s growing entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Prezlin Clothing is a Botswana-based enterprise specializing in high-performance protective workwear tailored for industries operating in hazardous environments. From chemical-resistant gear to flame-retardant suits, the company prioritizes safety, durability, and comfort. Its products are designed with advanced materials and undergo rigorous testing to ensure they meet international safety standards.
Kuli’s selection places her among a cohort of dynamic business leaders committed to scaling their businesses and driving regional economic transformation. The Stanford Seed Transformation Program, an initiative of Stanford Graduate School of Business, provides training, mentoring, and support to entrepreneurs from across Africa and South Asia. The goal is to help founders scale their businesses and lead change in their communities.
Representing Botswana in the 8th Southern African cohort, Kuli will engage in a year-long program focused on business growth strategies, leadership development, and operational excellence.
Applications for the 2026 Stanford Seed Transformation Program are currently open until 1 May 2025. Interested business leaders are encouraged to apply via the official Stanford Seed website.
Kuli’s participation reflects Botswana’s expanding influence in the African business landscape and highlights the importance of innovation and leadership in advancing socio-economic development.
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