Mentorship

Identifying mentors, and fostering meaningful relationships facilitate knowledge transfer and skill development.

  • Mentor Self-Assessment & Mentee Assessment

    Regular assessments provide feedback to program administrators, as well as to the participants. Responses can signal if the program needs to be modified or if a change in mentor is needed.

  • Network Mapping

    In a family business, the number of potential mentors can be limited. Using the network approach to finding mentors in family business expands the pool of potential mentors.

  • Webinar: Mentoring

    Shelley Taylor and Donnel Nunes share their research and provide practical takeaways on mentoring in family business.

  • Mentoring in Family Business: Key Areas of Need

    The foundation to a successful plan in family business transitions is having a shared vision of where you want to go. Once we have this, we can begin to map out an “array of paths to our desired point”.