Whether you are an entrepreneur in the making, or a seasoned businessman who needs a little extra help, a business mentoring programme could be exactly what you need. This program is designed to help you develop business skills that will allow you to make your dreams a reality. This program is available through a variety of organizations, including LCCI, Here2Help, UCD Quinn, and Three Rivers District Council.
Invest Africa
Invest Africa’s business mentoring programme is an initiative that matches experienced business people with African-origin MBA students. Its main objective is to support aspiring African business leaders. Aside from supporting mentees in their career development, the programme also provides them with access to Invest Africa’s network and content.
The programme also connects African-origin MBA students with C-suite executives. The mentoring pairs commit to spending at least two hours a month with each other. There are different business backgrounds of mentees, and many of them would like to switch to a new sector. The mentoring pairs are expected to commit to the programme for at least a year.
Here2Help
Having a business mentor can be a life saver. Not only can they provide you with an objective viewpoint on a specific project, they can also help you avoid making a costly mistake.
While they may not be able to do all the heavy lifting for you, they can help you find the right resources and get the ball rolling. Having a business mentor is a smart way to get your business off the ground. They can also help you with the nitty gritty of running a business, such as payroll and taxes. Having a business mentor can also help you find the right partners, suppliers, and staff.
LCCI
LCCI Entrepreneurship Mentoring Programme is a corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative that seeks to develop young entrepreneurs. The programme helps successful business owners to act as mentors to aspiring business owners. It is aimed at building a robust economy through the development of future captains of industry.
The LCCI Mentoring Programme is currently in its fifth year. The organisation has a strong track record of grooming and developing young entrepreneurs. It has produced several award winning entrepreneurs who have made remarkable footprints in their business.
This year, the programme will graduate 49 young entrepreneurs. The ceremony will take place on 22 November in Lagos. It will be presided over by President of LCCI, Babatunde Paul Ruwase. The graduation ceremony will include the presentation of certificates to the young entrepreneurs. The LCCI will also hold an exhibition of products and services by the graduating mentees. The ceremony will be attended by dignitaries from the federal and state governments.
UCD Quinn
UC Dublin is the largest university in Ireland. It is home to more than 8,400 students. It offers a plethora of scholarships, including those for international students, Irish language students and sports students. It is also the country’s leading university in terms of first-preference applications.
UCD offers a study abroad programme for students interested in studying abroad, as well as a range of study abroad courses. Students can also take advantage of the UCD Quinn business mentoring programme. This programme is designed to enhance students’ social and academic experience. The program is open to second year students at the Quinn School of Business.
Three Rivers District Council
Located in Hertfordshire, Three Rivers District Council is one of the most environmentally aware local authorities in the country. In fact, they were awarded the most prestigious local authority recycling award for the year. In addition, the Council was able to prove its recycling credentials by achieving a recycling rate of 64.1%.
The Council’s latest initiative, the Business Accelerator Program, is a nifty way to help new and existing small business owners grow and improve their business. The program provides one-on-one business counseling, small business grants, and technical assistance. Among its many benefits, the programme is also a great way for small business owners to meet other local business owners and learn about the best practices in the industry.
KU
KU Business Mentoring is a program that connects students with alumni and business professionals to help them navigate their professional life. During the program, mentors and mentees can meet virtually or in person.
During the program, mentees can learn from mentors’ experiences, and receive personal and academic advice. The program also gives mentees an opportunity to develop professional skills and build a professional network.
The KU Business Mentoring program is open to all students at KU. No academic qualifications are required to participate. Applicants will be asked to state their professional goals after graduation and will be contacted for an interview.
