MicroMentor is launching a new program called the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards (GSEA) Program, targeting high-school and college students who own and operate high growth potential businesses. The mentoring program is designed to provide GSEA student finalists with access to mentors who can help these emerging entrepreneurs to develop leadership skills and grow their business. Acting as a mentor looks like this:

Your mentoring will consist of face-to-face meetings as well as phone and email communication in a structured, year-long mentoring relationship. Mentors will also participate in a custom training session, and complete surveys to evaluate progress and program results. EO will provide mentors with meeting templates, best practices, strategy tools, and guidelines. Within these formal mentoring relationships, mentees are responsible to create growth objectives and milestones, while mentors provide insight, perspective and support within a safe, intimate environment of idea and experience exchange.

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