Seshme Holloway of JRS Solutions Selected for Mission to Seychelles 2026
- Maryke Dickinson
- 5 hours ago
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Entrepreneur Seshme Holloway, founder of JRS Solutions, has been selected to participate in the Mission to Seychelles 2026, an international business development initiative aimed at helping South African Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) expand into global markets. The programme is funded by the Department of Small Business, highlighting the government’s commitment to supporting local entrepreneurs in reaching international markets.
The mission, organised by the Small Enterprise Development and Finance Agency (SEDFA), took place in Victoria on 9–10 March 2026. It brings together entrepreneurs and business leaders to explore international trade opportunities, build strategic partnerships, and showcase the innovation and capabilities of South African businesses.
Through her company, JRS Solutions, Holloway has established a growing presence in the business sector, providing professional services that help organisations improve operations and achieve sustainable growth. Her participation in the Mission to Seychelles demonstrates both the progress of her company and its potential to expand into international markets.
The initiative forms part of SEDFA’s Export Development Programme, which equips MSMEs to compete globally. Participants benefit from networking opportunities, business engagements, and exposure to potential clients and partners in Seychelles and the wider region.
In addition, Holloway will take part in a six-month post-event mentorship programme, aimed at strengthening export readiness and helping businesses implement strategies for international expansion.
Holloway travelled via OR Tambo International Airport, joining fellow entrepreneurs in exploring new markets and strengthening economic ties between South Africa and Seychelles.
Her participation in the Mission to Seychelles represents a major milestone for JRS Solutions and underscores the important role South African entrepreneurs play in driving innovation, trade, and economic development beyond national borders.
