Become a mentor for LSE Generate, the School's hub for socially driven entrepreneurship

Published on March 31, 2022

LSE Generate is delighted to invite you to become a mentor as part of the ongoing Mentorpreneurship programme, powered by Oak North!

 

Remember when you were starting out on your entrepreneurial journey and you really wanted that trusted, 1:1 support? You hoped for someone, not a family member, a friend or Professor, but a true specialist with lived experience to help guide your next move, support those big business decisions, and overcome challenges thrown your way. Now is the time for you to be that person for someone else!

 

Alongside matching you with a mentee that best suits your experience, LSE Generate will provide you with resources to support your mentoring journey, including free access to their online mentorship certificate. All they ask for in return is that you have a minimum of 5 mentoring touch points across the academic year, agree to the Ethics Code of Conduct and provide feedback on your experience. What’s not to love?!

 

If you’re ready to make the next move, please register your interest here or reach out to [email protected] or [email protected] if you need further information.

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