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- Presented by
- Heidi Richards, Founder & Chief Visionary
- The WECAI Network
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- Women & Mentoring:
- 68% of women aged 18-29
- 56% of women 50 & over
- 64% of women reported that their most important mentors have been male
- 36% reported that women mentors were the most important
- (Sources: Avon Mentoring Matters Survey & CareerWomen.com QuickPoll)
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- A good mentor to me is someone who "shows you the ropes" and
is there to be your cheerleader, coach, friend and guidance. Learn from
them, learn what's working for them and then duplicate it. If they are
successful in their business you should seek their advice and use it. My
mentor is amazing! She has had such great success with her career that I
would be stupid to not listen to her, lol. She is there to push me
along, watch me grow, cheer me on and offer her opinion. I wouldn't be
where I am today without her. Becky Hart
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- How to determine if your organization is ready for a mentoring program
How to implement a successful mentoring program
The dos and donts of setting up your mentoring program
What to expect from your mentoring program
How to measure the success of the program
Review Case studies, best practices and Success Stories
- Resources
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- For the MENTOR
- Develop skills
- Learning
- Support
- Satisfaction
- Prestige
- For the MENTEE
- Increased Confidence
- Personal Growth
- Increased Knowledge
- Clarity
- Enhance Skills
- Knowledge
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- One-on-One Mentoring
- Group Mentoring
- eMentoring
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- 12 Important Questions You Must Ask Yourself
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What are the overall
objectives of
- starting a mentoring program?
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Do you have the support of
all stakeholders in the process?
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Have you established realistic expectations
of the mentoring initiative?
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Have you identified potential mentors? Or at least created a list of
qualifications/skills your mentors must possess?
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Do you have a realistic timeline
for launching your program?
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How will you measure the
success of your program?
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Have you made a list of potential
sponsors/funding for your program?
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Have you established a budget
to implement the program?
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Have you identified the needs
of your target audience?
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Have you developed a
mentor/mentee training program?
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Do you have an
accountability method in place?
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How will you market the program?
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- MENTOR GUIDE:
- http://www.3creekmentoring.com/Mentoring_Public/Guides/MentorGuide/Mentor_Resource%5B1%5D.pdf
- MENTEE/PROTΙGΙ GUIDE:
- http://www.3creekmentoring.com/Mentoring_Public/Guides/MenteeGuide/Mentee_Resource%5B1%5D.pdf
- MENTOR PROGRAMS:
- www.Mentoring.org
- www.businessmentor.org
- www.calmentor.com
- www.womentor.org
- www.fullcircleglobalmentoring.com
- www.womenofwisdom.com
- www.womensmentoring.com.au
- http://www.mentoring-association.org/
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- What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us.
What we have done for others and the world
remains and is immortal.
- Albert Pine
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