Find a Mentor
Starting or growing a business can feel overwhelming — but you don’t have to do it alone. Our mentorship program connects aspiring entrepreneurs with experienced business owners, professionals, and experts who are passionate about helping others succeed.
Whether you’re launching your first business or trying to scale, a mentor can offer insights, encouragement, and guidance every step of the way.
🔍 How It Works
- Sign Up
Fill out a simple form telling us about your goals, interests, and what kind of help you’re looking for. - Get Matched
We’ll match you with a mentor whose background aligns with your needs. - Start Connecting
Meet with your mentor virtually or in person, based on what works best for you both. - Grow Together
Set goals, ask questions, and get support as you build your business journey.
💡 Why Work With a Mentor?
- Get feedback on your ideas
- Avoid common mistakes
- Learn from someone who’s “been there”
- Build your confidence
- Stay accountable and focused
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Who can request a mentor?
Anyone who is serious about starting, growing, or improving a business. You don’t need to have it all figured out — just a willingness to learn.
Q: How much does it cost?
Our mentorship program is completely free. It's part of our mission to support entrepreneurs at every stage.
Q: How long does the mentorship last?
That’s up to you and your mentor! Some relationships last a few weeks, others grow into long-term partnerships. We encourage regular check-ins, especially in the early stages.
Q: What kind of mentors do you have?
Our mentors include small business owners, marketing experts, startup founders, nonprofit leaders, and more. We try to match you with someone experienced in your area of interest.
Q: Can I request a different mentor if it’s not a good fit?
Yes! We want the relationship to feel supportive and productive. If it’s not the right fit, just let us know — we’ll help you find someone better aligned with your needs.
Q: How do I communicate with my mentor?
Mentors and mentees often meet via Zoom, phone, or email — or in person if you’re local. We encourage setting up a communication schedule that works for both of you.
Q: I’m nervous about asking for help — is that normal?
Absolutely. But remember: mentors are here because they want to help. They’ve been where you are, and they’re ready to listen without judgment.
