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Mentoring Young Entrepreneurs: What Leads to Success?

J Cull International Journal of Evidence Based Coaching and Mentori... 2006

Youth Business International (YBI) has helped a significant number of young entrepreneurs through its network of business programmes worldwide. It provides young people, who have little more than a bright idea and the determination to succeed, with a start-up loan and the services of a volunteer mentor. However, what is less well known...

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Factors Leading to Satisfaction in a Mentoring Scheme for Novice Entrepreneurs

E St-Jean International Journal of Evidence Based Coaching and Mentori... 2009

Mentoring is rapidly gaining in popularity as a customized way to assist and support the novice entrepreneur. However, we still do not know very much about the usefulness of this approach or the benefits perceived by the mentees. The purpose of this study is to share evaluation data associated with a formal mentoring program, with resp...

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Inter-cultural mentoring for newcomer immigrants: Mentor perspectives and better practices

R Reeves International Journal of Evidence Based Coaching and Mentori... 2017

The objective of this study was to draw from mentor feedback and reflections and examine the practices of mentors successful in mentoring immigrant newcomers. The paper reports on how mentors related the competencies they reported as foundational for decoding, absorbing, and transferring tacit/explicit knowledge holdings. Capturing rich i...

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