The CEO of MihoraKustoms, Keymani Isiadinso, was recently recognized by his alma mater, the University of Alabama at Birmingham, as a recipient of the prestigious Blazer Fast 40 Award.
The Blazer Fast 40 program celebrates top-performing alumni-led businesses that exemplify innovation, growth, and leadership. Honorees represent a wide range of industries and are selected based on verified revenue performance, ensuring a fair and data-driven evaluation process.
This year marked the 13th class of honorees—formerly recognized under the UAB Excellence in Business Top 25—continuing a legacy of highlighting outstanding entrepreneurial success.
What makes this recognition especially meaningful is that Keymani became the youngest recipient in the university’s recent history. It’s a full-circle moment, reflecting a journey that began at UAB as an aspiring dentist and evolved into building a thriving apparel business. What started in a college apartment in 2019 has grown into MihoraCo LLC—a brand now recognized for its impact, creativity, and continued growth.
This milestone isn’t just a personal achievement—it’s a testament to vision, resilience, and the power of betting on your own path.