Mentoring 101: You get out what you put in!
Bonnie Nelson is an entrepreneur who has been through it all. She and her partner turned an idea (formed in
Bonnie Nelson is an entrepreneur who has been through it all. She and her partner turned an idea (formed in
Luis and a team of student entrepreneurs are transforming sugar cane pulp into jobs with their social enterprise, Amazolli. Working
Yemi Orogbemi (USA) signed up as a mentor on MicroMentor.org with the intention of helping small businesses get their finances
Since finding her mentor on the MicroMentor platform three years ago, Nigerian entrepreneur, Cynthia Mene, has founded two successful social
Our executive mentors have told us often that the principles that make large companies great ring true for companies of
Barbara Alexander is a woman of passion – for the arts, and for her local community. Her business, the Performing
Sometimes the help you need is just around the corner, if you know where to look for it. Such was
Photo: Gary, his wife Linda, his three daughters, and eight grandchildren. There is a saying that I think is appropriate
Surprisingly, Nanette Meneses’ journey to entrepreneurship didn’t begin with grand aspirations of business ownership. Instead, it was kickstarted by her
It is near impossible to adequately thank all of the mentors in the MicroMentor community. In 2015, over 1,300 mentors
January is Mentoring Month and January 21st is Thank Your Mentor Day. In truth, you should be thanking your mentors every
Note from MicroMentor: After reading enough support desk tickets from entrepreneurs expressing frustration that their first meeting with a mentor seemed strong, but
“The MicroMentor team helped us think critically, at every step, about what we needed to make a mentoring initiative take
Cynthia Ndubuisi, a young Nigerian social entrepreneur on MicroMentor, recently came to the United States to participate in the 2015
Establishing clear goals is key for helping you discover what you want to achieve out of your new mentoring relationship.