I don't see this as diversity mentorship, I see this as mentorship.
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Thinkful created a structured, online mentorship program in 2012, while AirPair and HackHands emerged with on-demand mentorship services in 2013.
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" Free mentorship, on the other hand, is a "crapshoot," says Kim, "since it can run the gamut of how effective the mentorship ends up being.
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It will begin as a pilot program starting with just two nonprofits and focus areas: iMentor, for education mentorship, and the International Rescue Committee, for mentorship in crisis recovery.
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CML would not exist today if Sabin had not had the mentorship he received through BBBS, which is why we continue to emphasize the importance of mentorship and giving back.
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While online mentorship addresses many of the issues identified by Bloom, online environments might have negative trade-offs that neutralize the benefits of one-on-one mentorship and mastery learning.
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Whether you decide to pay for mentorship or seek out free guidance, one thing experts can agree on is that mentorship is extremely beneficial for both the mentor and the mentee.
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I think people find mentorship through lots of different routes.
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They are also receiving coaching and mentorship by industry professionals.
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Mentorship is best when it's passed on to someone new.
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But the benefits of mentorship aren't exclusive to the mentee.
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Did you give them mentorship that you give everybody else?
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Shout out to Nancy Salomon for her mentorship and generosity.
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One way to accomplish this is through feedback and mentorship.
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Was Phyllis getting what she wanted out of the mentorship?
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With schools closing, children will need mentorship more than ever.
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Some also offer financial aid courses or mentorship for couples.
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Any mentorship that is passed down seeps through like osmosis.
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But as the recent paper suggests, mentorship is no panacea.
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The mentorship wasn't there and their business wasn't getting better.
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We're trying to build a mentorship program — slowly but surely.
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Even the most expensive mentorship didn't deliver, Schneiderman's lawsuit charges.
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While people in some groups are more likely than others to have mentors, the value of mentorship within every demographic cut is consistent: Mentorship makes a difference no matter someone's age, race or gender.
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So be open to mentorship arriving to you in different forms.
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The solution, she added, is having more women in mentorship positions.
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But the mentorship opportunities stretch far beyond the WeWork Labs framework.
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Mentorship has long been a passion of Michelle Obama's as well.
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Most importantly, says Kim, this mentorship helps expedite his learning process.
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"Students will miss out on mentorship," he said in an interview.
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Seeking guidance, mentorship and advice, I didn't know who would respond.
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Mentorship is good and the intern program is run very well.
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They receive more hands-on mentorship than traditional interns, for instance.
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Rudd was sent to a mentorship program in "Role Models" (2008).
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Rice says that mentorship can't be forced and must be organic.
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There's a bigger point that I want to talk about: mentorship.
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Have you had any other women to look to for mentorship?
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She wanted to do what she was calling a reverse mentorship.
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"Everybody talks about moving through the world through mentorship," she said.
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Unquestionably, that good will began for Harris with B.J.'s mentorship.
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Thank you Renee Ferguson for your mentorship and passion for justice.
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To give the opportunities for education, mentorship, and exposure to women.
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A mentorship can be a day, a week or a month.
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But we still need mentorship, some assistance and long-term partnership.
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Peer mentorship is also the idea behind the Lean In community.
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Suzuki still helps the Mariners, he said, through mentorship and example.
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Sean O'Reilly, the engineering manager at Facebook who has built the mentorship feature, said that the reason for the change was admins were finding it too much of a burden to get involved in the mentorship.
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"Even though many things are better than they used to be, it's really striking how isolated a lot of queer cooks still feel, how there's a real lack of mentorship, a real hunger for mentorship," he continued.
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Who wants a mentorship with Marvel Studios and the Walt Disney Company?
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The faculty provide close guidance and mentorship during the program and beyond.
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"Mentorship is someone who cares about you post-grad," she told me.
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Our conversation roved from spiritual practice to mentorship to musicality and back.
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During the panel, multiple women credited mentorship as a key to equality.
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Mentorship and sponsorship programs have helped employees advance more quickly, they said.
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Startups in East Africa have a new source for investment and mentorship.
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Cuban: And with your mentorship or help, that's where great things happen.
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The value of mentorship shows up in more specific ways as well.
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But it's not just young people who reap the gains of mentorship.
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A few drops of mentorship and capital will crystallize even more progress.
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Plus, it's not just people looking to advance professionally who seek mentorship.
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Mentorship, networking and workplace promotion are all crucial to a woman's success.
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Using technology to increase the reach of mentorship will amplify these results.
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So the fact that she was approaching me for mentorship was unexpected.
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Another significant focus of her life has been the importance of mentorship.
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Under Rikidozan's mentorship, Mr. Inoki became one of Japan's most popular wrestlers.
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How would you define mentorship as it exists in your own life?
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Clear paths to promotion, training, career development programs and formal mentorship opportunities.
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It can be a formal mentorship, but doesn't necessarily have to be.
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She says this mentorship was critical in preparing her for the job.
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If there is no formal mentorship program, offer to help create one.
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As a young adult, she says mentorship was not as socially acceptable.
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Her plan would also require a mentorship program for black and brown employees.
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For others, it's about mentorship, and helping educate the players about their industry.
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Central to that, said George, is uncovering the one common misconception about mentorship.
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I'm a big advocate of coaching and mentorship and talking about this stuff.
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The Founders Institute's Santiago branch opens up mentorship and feedback sessions to startups.
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Fellowship money, office space, equipment and mentorship are granted with no strings attached.
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Ciara fans might well have hoped the similarity to Kelly's mentorship ended there.
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It became much easier to get seed funding and some sort of mentorship.
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The benefits of mentorship are clear, so why doesn't everyone have a mentor?
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If you were expecting a fruitful mentorship between these two, you thought wrong.
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That's in addition to technical and professional skills development, leadership training, and mentorship.
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Enter Bumble Bizz: a professional networking and mentorship platform that launched in 2017.
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Along with office space and mentorship, participants receive up to $250,000 in funding.
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Not long after, their online connection translated to a special friendship and mentorship.
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From my perspective, she didn't need mentorship as much as she needed approval.
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The millionaire says that he's received critical business lessons from these mentorship sessions.
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Directors can take courses, read research reports, attend conferences and seek out mentorship.
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Lab, it began by offering mentorship and courses to support students starting businesses.
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He is praised by his female law clerks for his support and mentorship.
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Mitt Romney's convention was lifted by stories of his kindness and personal mentorship.
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Barragán hails "great mentorship" from Caucus Chairwoman Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.) and Rep.
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This is one area where mentorship can be pivotal to a successful transition.
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I wanted advice, but professors were uninterested in mentorship — at least with me.
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Several technology startups have launched "online mentorship" products in the last five years.
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In essence, accelerators aid start-ups with funding, mentorship and, often, office space.
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This meant providing housing help, job placement, mentorship, help with schooling and therapy.
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Through training and mentorship, it has supported Ms. Wilcox's work for several years.
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It also allows us to offer more openings for mentorship and regular feedback.
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Both resources come with technical guidance and mentorship from Arweave and its investors.
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Whether or not birth is involved, mentorship is all about that hand-holding.
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One of the most valuable resources in the tech startup community is mentorship.
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When your network expands you have greater access to capital, advice, and mentorship.
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The plan will also include a mentorship program, unconscious bias training and advocacy.
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We also made mentorship an explicit qualification for promotions up the technical ladder.
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It will also link residents to food pantries, mentorship programs and counseling services.
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He and the basketball player Stephen Curry discussed mentorship, masculinity and mass incarceration.
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The program will offer individual mentorship for the participants and a $6,300 stipend.
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Murphy will also hire trans directors mentored through the TV creator's Directing Mentorship Program.
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It could still be a love story — mentorship requires a kind of love, right?
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Here are six such people, who shared some great stories about mentorship with us.
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And then the weekend seminar was all about selling us on the mentorship program.
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Nicole joined the group in 2016 when Mack offered what she thought was mentorship.
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A year later, he used GoFundMe to collect $22017,3003 for a veteran mentorship program.
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The fund will also provide mentorship and guidance through the development and production stages.
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Mentorship is also offered, connecting individuals with sponsors to advise and advocate for them.
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Hamilton and Gille, however, still speak of Lorenz's humility and mentorship in glowing terms.
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People often ask me about the importance of mentorship — do they need a mentor?
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She selected Nickelodeon over other offers largely because of the internship's focus on mentorship.
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Mentorship is hugely important to me and has been part of my professional success.
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And, like current CEOs, millennial leaders see tremendous value in mentorship from senior leaders.
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Mentorship within greater equality and security should be a better thing, not a worse.
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HCC empowers veterans to define their next mission through education, mentorship and community service.
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Mentorship is one way to keep the number of female politicians on the rise.
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With the Vina investment, Tinder is offering mentorship and potential collaboration in the future.
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A lot of us, though, didn't really grow up with that kind of mentorship.
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Once monthly, TechCrunch works with VC partners to provide mentorship to early-stage companies.
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The book is about the writing life, sex and mentorship, in addition to pets.
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And not just stories, either — the students are offered mentorship, job connections, housing chances.
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Switzerland dominates wheelchair racing through prodigious financial support and a long tradition of mentorship.
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To encourage it, mentorship needs to be formally considered a factor in academic promotions.
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For example, Lincoln Motor Company is a sponsor for the 2020 mentorship event series.
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I believe more adult supervision is required, more accountability needed and positive mentorship lacking.
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Ms. Gutiérrez set up a mentorship program to pair disadvantaged children with council members.
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Always eager to inject gratitude into his thoughtful comments, Lundqvist clearly appreciates the mentorship.
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Glenn Grothman (R-Wis.) supported the science mentorship legislation but opposed the other measure.
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The study also found an overall lack of mentorship and access to senior leaders.
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There's also an exciting mentorship aspect since we've opened it up to art schools.
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Typically, a rookie was matched with a veteran to promote mentorship and team camaraderie.
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"We know that people... can actually be addressed through counseling [and] mentorship," he said.
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We offer everything they need, from getting food, shelter, education, mentorship, life skills training.
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"I think she represents the kind of commitment, grit, mentorship of generations," said Rep.
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You've got to be able to go and get that feedback, guidance and mentorship.
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It made me wonder if mentorship is promoted too often as an end-all, be-all goal — just some tool you "must" have in your arsenal, like a Tide to Go pen or a high-level Pokémon, regardless of what mentorship actually means.
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In an exclusive video, Doctor Strange star Rachel McAdams explains more about the mentorship program.
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These people were hardworking, earnest beginners who just didn't have access to first-hand mentorship.
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His 2009 LP By The Throat earned him a year-long mentorship with Brian Eno.
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If Banister had to narrow her success down to one factor, it would be mentorship.
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Professionalism aside, he is basically untradeable; the price tag on mentorship has a tipping point.
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The mentorship will focus on matters of intellectual property, sourcing, production and distribution, and marketing.
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Something black women can do is reach out to white colleagues for support and mentorship.
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It requires experienced mentorship, the capacity for innovation, and the availability of follow-on funding.
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I see this mentorship all the time in Fortnite, in both small and big ways.
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The benefits of mentorship extend to employees well beyond the early stages of their careers.
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The interviewees mix their musings on the philosophy of cybersecurity with mentorship and security advice.
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For ex-offenders, the program offers needs assessments, job readiness and placement assistance, and mentorship.
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As he grows older, he's shifting his work to take more of a mentorship role.
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Star Fellows intern for a female member of Congress and receive political training and mentorship.
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Winning companies actively recruit and promote older workers, provide flexible work schedules and mentorship opportunities.
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A new tool, Mentorship and Support, will help connect mentors and mentees around the world.
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Fourteen percent of women say their biggest obstacle is a lack of mentorship or sponsorship.
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Mentorship and giving back to the next crop of artists is paramount to Lady Pink.
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Tuition ranged from $1,500 for a three-day workshop to $20,000 for a yearlong mentorship.
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This a comprehensive suite of services, including sales mentorship and help with implementing Salesforce solutions.
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Mastery learning can be applied either in small classrooms or with one-on-one mentorship.
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But most of his activity is communitarian, and a lot of it centers on mentorship.
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Under Abbott's mentorship, Prince was introduced to Robert Griffith, who would become his producing partner.
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There are national and local opportunities for mentorship, for specific conditions and for disability generally.
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Employers can help foster this attitude by building it into their onboarding and mentorship programs.
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The company has also added new services aimed at retaining students, including a technical mentorship program.
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Mentorship and sponsorship are key drivers of success, but women typically get less access to both.
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Women of color lack networking and mentorship opportunities and have a harder climb to management jobs.
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It's safe to say the mentorship has paid off – Crane said his business is going well.
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Nancy A. Shenker and her mentor Jim D'Arcangelo Not every mentorship story is a typical one.
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It gives them something they aren't finding elsewhere: a sense of achievement, mentorship, community, or purpose.
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Firelight Media's William Greaves Fund will support nonfiction directors with mentorship and funding up to $25,000.
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I've been really interested in growing my network and recently joined an amazing women's mentorship program.
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Six years her senior, the Quin twins have always supported Jen but there's no artistic mentorship.
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That could include taking on new projects at work, seeking mentorship, and participating in educational courses.
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Women who have worked for him have spoken in support of his mentorship — including pay equality.
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Lawson also dished about opening a theater with her husband Richard Lawson and focusing on mentorship.
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It's important to understand what kind of mentorship relationship you have and set boundaries if necessary.
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I head to orientation for a mentorship program I'm doing to help first-generation college students.
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There was even talk of a mentorship program, to help get the newbies up to speed.
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"That feels like a start," he concluded, while also offering his mentorship if they'd want him.
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These include lesson plans and courses, plus access to an online community, mentorship, and technical support.
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While Pfizer benefits vary by country, the company does offer online mentorship resources to all employees.
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Advance Peace is a mentorship organization with a mission to end gun violence in urban areas.
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Research has also shown that two-way mentorship helps to better transmit corporate cultures and values.
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The group of girls are part of a mentorship program set up by Mama Knowles herself.
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Since December, women have contacted her on a daily basis, seeking mentorship and words of support.
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Be a mentor yourself, tell them your story of mentorship and what it did for you.
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Participants can expect 12 to 15 hours of lectures, workshops, mentorship and networking opportunities per week.
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This includes, she says, creating a government-wide mentorship program focused on black and brown employees.
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And mentorship opportunities and access to networks bring learning opportunities and connections to capital and markets.
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Apprenticeships, online programs, mentorship opportunities and entrepreneurship all provide avenues for jobs in the new economy.
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Women around the world can join Lean In Circles, which are small mentorship and networking groups.LeanIn.
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Mitt Romney is no evangelical, but his convention was lifted by stories of his personal mentorship.
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"Mentorship comes when a mentor and mentee realize that they have something in common," she says.
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According to Gebauer, having them on the side could also provide a great opportunity for mentorship.
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Yo-Yo Ma announced three selections for the Arts and Culture Mentorship Prize he is curating.
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Today, Glassbreakers is shutting down its consumer-focused platform for peer-to-peer mentorship for women.
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I'll admit that mentorship had to be sold to me — not just then, but several times.
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Through the Toptal scholarship, she received $5,000, along with a mentorship opportunity with a Toptal developer.
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Yet morally, should I not at least advise my boss, particularly given his mentorship of me?
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"All I can remember is feeling that it was like this great mentorship opportunity," she said.
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And I went to church to find that love that I needed, that balance, that mentorship.
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In order to grow, Rise applied to several business accelerators that could provide money and mentorship.
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For those who don't have the good fortune of a support system, there are mentorship programs.
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The organization also provides "life skills coaching and mentorship" to give the girls a leg up.
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For example, the SCORE association is an invaluable resource for hands-on business advice and mentorship.
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Whenever talk turned toward solutions, the panel came back to mentorship: women lifting up other women.
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In Mexico, the hospitality chain partners with economic nonprofit Vital Voices to give career mentorship to women.
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This is all being justified under the concept of mentorship, which Len is the happy recipient of.
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He was extremely powerful, and I was pretty vulnerable, and he showed me what mentorship should be.
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After her death in 2016, the International Women's Media Foundation created a mentorship program in her name.
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Applications are now open for Future Bubblers, Peterson's mentorship program for new and emerging DJs and musicians.
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He would also spend $50 billion to increase access to capital and mentorship for female business owners.
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The winner of the woman director-focused mentorship will then shadow a director on a Shondaland production.
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Students build out their businesses while participating in lectures, class work, mentorship and receiving a $5,1403 investment.
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Her very mentorship of Diana is an act of love, done in defiance of Queen Hippolyta's wishes.
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Participating companies in the program received mentorship and support from corporations, researchers and the broader Singularity network.
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Mentorship is free, but in terms of workplace happiness, it's akin to giving workers a salary bump.
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It's a tenuous relationship that I wouldn't quite call friendship; it's more like a mentorship of sorts.
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If anyone in these groups is looking for advice or mentorship, I'd be happy take a meeting.
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Burch isn't the only high-net-worth individual to say mentorship has been crucial to her career.
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The hope is that the kids will also eventually be teamed with various entrepreneurs for mentorship programs.
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The program awards $20,22016 grants to three visual artists, as well as mentorship from the museum's staff.
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President Barack Obama and Kendrick Lamar met at the White House to discuss the importance of mentorship.
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It happened five years ago, thanks to the mentorship of a Black witch coven in New Orleans.
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Starting in October 2015, TechCrunch partnered with top VCs to provide feedback and mentorship to underrepresented founders.
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"There are two parallel times where I really started to question the value of mentorship," she says.
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But even with all this success, Kim says he wanted more so he looked into receiving mentorship.
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Together, the two delved into mentorship, being a female entrepreneur, and the intricacies of growing a company.
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The report speculates that the lack of women in mentorship roles may tint their perspective on cybersecurity.
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Even if your company or agency doesn't have a formal mentorship program, don't let that stop you.
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If someone is looking for career advice, they'll be paired with someone who can offer them mentorship.
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In addition to the funding, Google will also provide guidance, mentorship and technical assistance to the winners.
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Clearly defined paths for promotion, a flexible work culture and mentorship are all significant drivers of inclusion.
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Patronage and mentorship are more important than ever in a career path with rapidly decreasing job opportunities.
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VICE News traveled to Miami to document one of SAGE's very first LGBT speed mentorship pairing events.
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The youth have to go to the elders for mentorship, and that's what's happening in hip-hop.
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Women deserve the same access and mentorship as men have, and I think that's a big concern.
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For three years, the Nairobi-based collective has offered lessons and mentorship to women interested in drumming.
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I think this is the most important form of mentorship I've been a part of to date.
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A TedTalk by Mohamed Sheik Ali, an entrepreneur and leader of mentorship programs who was later killed.
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" It promises "Cutting Edge Mentorship, Coaching and Training" and "Jake Paul's personal experience, rituals and secret formula.
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Despite having never met these folks, what they shared gave me the mentorship I had always wanted.
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But she was halfway into a 12-month mentorship program, sponsored by the Sundance women's filmmaking initiative.
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Take LinkedIn&aposs Reid Hoffman, who is regularly cited by fellow founders for his mentorship and advice.
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Diddy sought Dalio&aposs mentorship "to help take his great success to another level," according to Dalio.
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Through the program they are provided with developmental experiences and mentorship by internal leaders and external coaches.
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By helping you spot and shore up your own "unknown unknowns," mentorship gives your business a boost.
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A mentorship can make them feel good and improve productivity and confidence among those learning new skills.
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The organization's mentorship program was instrumental in helping me publish an Op-Ed in a national newspaper.
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For three years, the Nairobi-based collective has offered lessons and mentorship to women interested in drumming.
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I got very excited when I heard this in the interview, thinking it could be like a mentorship.
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They also offer mentorship, experience and a chance to learn about new industry trends and operations, experts said.
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Additionally, over 2,500 K-12 students are hosted annually through site tours, summer research internships, and mentorship programs.
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Tennessee Promise guarantees two years of tuition-free community or technical college and mentorship to high school graduates.
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Moving in tandem, the government is rolling out mentorship programs, online libraries and support hotlines for budding entrepreneurs.
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Facebook will rely on the success metrics of its Mentorship feature partners to quantify its progress, for example.
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And just like botcamp, voicecamp will also feature mentorship for its selected companies from leaders within the space.
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Most major cities have accelerator and incubator communities that provide funding and mentorship to 'treps with big ideas.
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The best policies to spur innovation, it seems, may have as much to do with mentorship as money.
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Each will prioritize assisting with diligence and mentorship while maintaining the flexibility to take on projects of interest.
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Recent pushes for better diversity and inclusion across the workforce may be helping to drive these mentorship gaps.
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The program includes a one-on-one mentorship and courses that'll take your career to the next level.
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Those stronger relationships yield significant benefits for the men involved, including more opportunities for mentorship, raises, and promotions.
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The work was the foundation for what would become an influential mentorship — and Gillibrand's own entry into politics.
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We realize that providing mentorship at scale is another matter, and we're thinking about how to do that.
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The most engaged participants are invited to guide the following year's participants, reinforcing the mentorship and community components.
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Mentorship, I learned from my Rich Habits Study, was one of the Rich Habits of self-made millionaires.
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Kevin Delaney, a founding editor of Quartz, said Brown was the most requested staffer for Quartz's mentorship program.
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Today he's founder of JC2 Ventures, where he invests in startups and provides mentorship to innovative young entrepreneurs.
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The 22-week program includes mentorship from companies including the property giant Brookfield and the proptech unicorn VTS.
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Described as "the living room" of campus, the houses host social programs and mentorship opportunities throughout the year.
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It could also require solid leadership skills, as the posting says that it may entail providing technical mentorship.
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Internships have the potential to provide students with valuable hands-on experience, mentorship connections and future career opportunities.
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All of them, Bajaj said, will be on-hand to provide guidance and mentorship to people who join.
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In doing market research, Thai found that a platform exclusively for female mentorship opportunities did not yet exist.
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Martinez is an example of what Montoya calls the youth mentorship program, where students graduate into leadership roles.
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They'll receive $25,000 and a spot in the company's accelerator bootcamp, which provides mentorship and help getting subscribers.
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"My research interest was faced with lack of mentorship and interest in funding LGBT health topics," he says.
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Bond, who has been both a mentor and received mentorship, credits his current company's success to outside advisors.
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They include mentorship, access to all of The BAY's facilities, and a free dinner via the coffee bar.
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Chief among those were the huge commitments volunteers need to make to participate in 53:1 mentorship programs.
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Startups are using online mentorship to combine the strengths of technology with the unique value of human beings.
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Individuals can support inclusion in the workplace, by being positive role models, leading by example and embracing mentorship.
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Recently, four Woolfers spent a day at the Wallkill Correctional Facility, joining a mentorship program for inmates there.
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I have the support of my friends, mentorship from other entrepreneurs, and all the talents I'm blessed with.
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As an undergraduate at Radcliffe College, she was handpicked by James Watson, of Watson and Crick, for mentorship.
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ED: The mentorship I have experienced since moving to New York — I never worked in a professional gallery.
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This includes unconscious bias training, hiring and promoting women fairly and equal access to sponsorship and mentorship opportunities.
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In addition to leadership expertise, Zuckerberg says he has recently been looking to Gates for mentorship in philanthropy.
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There are so many others Republican and Democrat young people just like him that needs mentorship and opportunity.
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This year, a new open category mentorship has been added, to incorporate artists who work across different disciplines.
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He also said he would create a national mentorship program to support L.G.B.T.Q. youth, among many other measures.
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The company also donates a portion of its profits and time to Step Up, a girls mentorship nonprofit.
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"The great thing about this type of mentorship is that it doesn't have to last years," she says.
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She says the experience helped her gain contacts in the tech industry which she has used for mentorship.
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But an Uber spokesperson conceded that though there was coaching and mentorship, it might not have been enough.
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Some employees wanted to test the mentorship program on one cohort, or group of students, and expand from there.
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In addition, it offers interaction-based mentorship and educational experiences, organized in conjunction with the American University in Cairo.
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The three-year project aims to develop a bespoke, paid training and mentorship program for care-experienced young adults.
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And it shows us the ways that a professional mentorship story can have really messed-up gender dynamics too!
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The two-year program will provide high school students from Compton, Inglewood and Los Angeles with training and mentorship.
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The lab helps young emerging designers with mentorship and merchandising to create a retail pop-up shop for them.
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Amy was part of a non-profit community group that learned about mentorship and giving back to the community.
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We need to explore proven strategies such as more sponsorship, mentorship, and internship programs for women and minority Americans.
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But we've completely lost female mentorship, and missed out because you just don't get exposed to it as much.
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Two fellows will receive a $15,000 stipend each, a research grant, access to a community brain trust and mentorship.
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Isolating women would have many negative impacts, most tangibly, that women would lose out on mentorship and sponsorship opportunities.
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For older children, Saturday will feature the high school coyote researchers in Wave Hill's Woodland Ecology Research Mentorship Program.
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The organization gives at-risk youth access to programs that increase academic performance and mentorship from community-based artists.
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The Security Traders Association Women in Finance offers mentorship and leadership programs for women in the financial services industry.
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The program and membership give Fellows access to professional development and mentorship, and private group chats with industry veterans.
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Other universities have created powerful mentorship programs with industry to inspire young women to take up careers in technology.
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Beyoncé's mom Tina Knowles-Lawson will be receiving the first ever 'Inspiring Leadership Award' for her mentorship and leadership.
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The center provides education, mentorship, services ranging from legal to accounting and IT, and affordable space to burgeoning companies.
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The accelerator runs a four-month program for startups providing mentorship, trainings with startup experts, office space and investment.
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Companies often create mentorship programs, but individuals may be left to choose for themselves whether they want to participate.
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The validated startups also secured 30% more funding within one year than startups receiving only incubation or mentorship services.
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"The mentorship, the advising" was crucial, Kelly said, to earlier work to build the capability of the Iraqi military.
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Ryan Graves: The early Uber employee has known Whitman for several years, sometimes calling on her for business mentorship.
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As part of the program, which kicks off in January, 12 teams will receive seed funding, training and mentorship.
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In addition to tech support from IBM, they will receive mentorship and guidance on NHS operations and market penetration.
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But within a year of founding Chronicles, Harris discovered a demand for a more structured form of magical mentorship.
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Tony Stark's most loyal employee (specific roles include chauffeur, head of security, confidante) and Peter Parker's elusive mentorship liaison.
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The former President shared the new ad for his independent mentorship organisation, My Brother's Keeper (MBK), on Christmas Eve.
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It's one of the reasons I believe mentorship for young women interested in math and science is so important.
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The U.S. and Kenya-based organization provides two years of business and life-skills training, as well as mentorship.
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Professors can provide mentorship, insight, help answer questions and guide students in a way that the internet rarely can.
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The Queer Art Mentorship (QAM) annual exhibition, Here & Not Yet, comes at a critical moment for the LGBTQ community.
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Most returnships include technical training, with some providing soft skill trainings and mentorship to help increase the returnees' confidence.
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But increasingly, young writers I meet crave mentorship more than anything, and they don't know where to find it.
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Klobuchar during the CNN interview also reminisced about McCain's mentorship in the Senate, saying his legacy will live on.
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Like others, Rockefeller Capital Management's Chloe Duanshi highlighted the importance of mentorship — but cautioned not to force the mentoring.
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See's non-profit supports entrepreneurs and individuals interested in business in North Korea through workshops, internships and mentorship programs.
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I've also been fortunate to get mentorship from the talented and experienced VCs at General Catalyst and other firms.
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Meanwhile, 22 percent of women say creating more opportunities for mentorship and/or sponsorship would foster more inclusive workplaces.
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Multiplicity is a non-profit based in the city that offers education and mentorship services to startups and entrepreneurs.
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It's a program that relaunched earlier this year, providing early-stage startups with desk space, educational programs and mentorship.
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In part that's because we are providing them with the mentorship and the guidelines of how to do that.
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This is not all selfless acts of mentorship; the camaraderie Flanagan has fostered with her teammates served her well.
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The accelerator welcomes enterprise startups for a six-month program focused on early customer adoption, company development and mentorship.
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She is also a strong business community and internal company advocate for diversity, inclusion and the importance of mentorship.
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Mentorship is a two-way street, with the most successful academics also being the greatest champions of their trainees.
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Each would receive industry mentorship, up to $200,000 in funding for their brands and be stocked internationally by Matchesfashion.
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Now, after months of mentorship with ALLVP, she will be joining the Mexico-based fund as their third partner.
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Ali Partovi runs Neo, a mentorship community and VC fund that brings together tech veterans with diverse startup leaders.
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But for Latham Thomas and MaryAnn Elizabeth, the notion of mentorship is much broader and more colorful than that.
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I think mentorship is just all about keeping your eyes open to the people who might really impact you.
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In many cases, these #FlexOffenders use the veneer of a fancy lifestyle to sell mentorship, membership or online classes.
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One of the many reasons mentorship resonated so deeply with me was because, professionally, I've always been pretty lost.
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It's a message that she has delivered in speeches at historically black colleges and in her mentorship of girls.
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You can even scale down the training program into a type of mentorship program that benefits both employees involved.
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Chief, which launched in January, is a private network for aspiring or current women executives that focuses on mentorship.
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This artist development initiative provides five emerging choreographers with rehearsal space, resources and mentorship to put their vision onstage.
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When Simpson's career later shifted from being an entertainer to a businesswoman, she sought out industry leaders for mentorship.
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The lab is designed as a mentorship program to facilitate relationships between young women composers and more established figures.
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She uses both research and personal anecdotes to explore negotiation tactics, mentorship, and how to build a fulfilling career.
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" Kyrie says he wanted to commemorate the "relationship and mentorship that I've been able to develop with an incredible person.
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In her latest book, the iconic writer and musician examines belief, friendship, mentorship, and what drives her to make art.
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And the problem with that is women already weren't getting the same mentorship that men were, particularly women of color.
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The William Greaves Fund, set to launch this year, will support nonfiction directors with mentorship and funding up to $25,000.
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I think what's fallen apart is that mentorship system of moving up and that really is I think a problem.
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After the speech, Kate approached Shawn about a mentorship, sparking a romance where the two have been dating ever since.
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Tobias Harris, NBA athlete and forward for the Detroit Pistons, knows a thing or two about the importance of mentorship.
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And if this model is adapted by other companies, it could be a meaningful step towards tackling tech's mentorship problem.
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Brown-Philpot has since moved on from accounting, but the lesson about the importance of mentorship has stayed with her.
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After the seven finalists were named in March, each city was given $100,000 and government mentorship to hone their proposals.
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It's best to have or form a relationship with someone before you start asking them for advice or discuss mentorship.
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The 12+ Program is a 10-month mentorship and safe-space program that enables girls to become informed decision-makers.
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An accelerator program can give the founding team cash, mentorship and networks that speed up the team's learning and growth.
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The show is currently designing a mentorship program to help bring aspiring writers from traditionally ignored communities into the fold.
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She offered mentorship in the form of energetic critique for students and modeled risk-taking in her own studio practice.
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Its most important functions, said Carlsten, are in mentorship — similar to the advice a tech incubator might provide its companies.
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Public school teachers are on the front lines for the nation's youth when it comes to education, mentorship and support.
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It offers mentorship for women, a content channel to highlight company thought leaders, and company-specific data analytics around diversity.
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Timothy Kim, a self-made millionaire, chronicles explains how he spent $70,000 on mentorship over the course of six months.
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His nurture of F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway and Thomas Wolfe made him something like the Platonic ideal of mentorship.
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A complex emotional situation of love, mentorship and loss begins to coalesce, though the audience isn't spoon-fed a narrative.
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Twice a year, 10 startups receive four months of mentorship and an investment of $30,000 in exchange for 5 percent.
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But what's also worth celebrating is the love, care, mentorship, guidance, and inspiration that other women bring to our lives.
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These products take advantage of unique strengths that technology can provide to scale mentorship and resolve the 2 Sigma Problem.
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The findings show women miss out on chances for mentorship and professional links that could lead to promotion, they said.
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The strategy was to bring people in for a free seminar and then sell them on mentorship programs for $35,000.
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It wasn't that Thrush was offering young women a quid pro quo deal, such as sex in exchange for mentorship.
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That mentorship and community of women in the industry "has radically changed the trajectory of my career path," said Ghambari.
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Each of them will receive $500 and a mentorship period to finish up their plans and design a final submission.
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"Sophia of Silicon Valley" is a moving ode to Scott's mentorship of the young protégée, and to their growing friendship.
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In a quiet but ultimately forceful way, "Cars 3" makes a case against sexism and for the joys of mentorship.
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McCullers, too, seemed always to be seeking a kind of confirmation of self or mentorship in older women she admired.
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We are excited to see Nick lend his mentorship, relatability and breadth of knowledge to a new crop of artists.
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Then, start intentionally making connections with people who are doing what you want to be doing, and seek out mentorship.
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Tavenner believes that mentorship, self-directed learning, and project-based learning lead to better outcomes in the classroom and beyond.
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He told us that one of the biggest things he wanted to impart at Oracle was a culture of mentorship.
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Offering mentorship programs and the support they need to get them in school and have that education is so crucial.
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The mentorship role allows Mr. Namkung to draw on his background as an educator, particularly in helping refugees learn English.
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But its solution to financial insecurity and the racist violence that led to Trayvon's murder are the same: community mentorship.
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The invite-only incubator will give startups a modern workspace and mentorship in exchange for a monthly fee — not equity.
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But my guess is that this is far more common in the history of Jedi mentorship than is generally known.
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Obama also launched a mentorship program -- My Brother's Keeper -- aimed at improving the lives and economic prospects of young minority men.
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She also credits Woodard and Joie for not only helping shape her impressive portrayal of Troy, but also for their mentorship.
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It also serves as charity to provide to Nike's Ever Higher Fund, which aims to serve black youth mentorship in sports.
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I started the conversation by telling him how appreciative I was of the opportunities and mentorship he gave through the years.
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I have that responsibility then of doing mentorship and outreach and having everyone in the company to be a good citizen.
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SOSA works closely with its partner startups, providing investor sourcing, hands-on mentorship and the physical resources needed to achieve growth.
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Again, she suggests checking with your local IRC field office to find out about opportunities to provide closer support and mentorship.
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Miseracordia College in Pennsylvania has free babysitting; and St. Paul's in Virginia has a mentorship program to help keep parents afloat.
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KIND's legal services team represents unaccompanied immigrant and refugee children in their removal proceedings through direct representation and pro bono mentorship.
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A mentorship program called Representation Matters, started earlier in 2017, has gotten several people of color entry-level jobs in publishing.
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It recently launched WeWork Labs, whose services for startups include mentorship from seasoned entrepreneurs, matchmaking with big firms and other benefits.
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We'll provide the grantee not only with funding but peer-mentorship and the kind of support system we shared with Kim.
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Project Entrepreneur is an educational program and venture competition that provides women with mentorship and resources to build high-growth businesses.
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Career strategist Jenny Blake, who co-founded Google's career mentorship program, shares her strategy for getting to a more positive place.
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"Gender," written by Mike Scully of Parks and Recreation and The Simpsons, has Jerrod taking part in a youth-mentorship program.
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The program will offer $3 million in equity-free funding and mentorship to 60 African startups over the next three years.
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The company organizes community events, provides mentorship and advice to its customers, and offers a referral program for people starting businesses.
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All proceeds from sales of the box benefit the Tory Burch Foundation, which supports female entrepreneurs with financial support and mentorship.
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So in 2009 she created the Tory Burch Foundation to advance women's empowerment and entrepreneurship through loans, mentorship and entrepreneurial education.
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"They're also providing mentorship, introductions with industry experts, market data and the ability to run tests with those partners," Luyt said.
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So if you're thinking of becoming a mentor, seeking a mentor or starting a mentorship program at your company, do it.
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There are no set rules about how often to interact, but you must develop and cultivate a mentorship like any relationship.
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Contestants who impress the celebs move on to six weeks of mentorship before a final pitch to venture capital fund Lightspeed.
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Additionally, experts say that you don't have to pay someone to receive their mentorship and the benefits that come with it.
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Curry and Obama teamed up in April 2016 to film a promotional video about mentorship for the My Brother's Keeper Alliance.
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"The most common question was why we would be qualified to build a career mentorship company as younger founders," Wu said.
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She also runs the Starfish Foundation, a non-profit supporting the college education and mentorship of young women from disadvantaged environments.
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Startups who apply and are accepted gain access to its mentorship program, as well as $80,000 in free tools and services.
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That, in turn, was an opportunity to pitch students to subscribe to Trump Elite mentorship packages, which cost up to $35,000.
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A professor with whom one has spent only a week, if that, may be less likely to offer career-long mentorship.
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After raising $24 million in donations over the weekend, the American Civil Liberties Union will now get some Silicon Valley mentorship.
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Now, the ACLU has enrolled in Y Combinator's winter class to receive mentorship and gain a network of connections in tech.
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There are no studies on the specific structure of "online mentorship," but there are a few on online education in general.
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Entrepreneurial mentorship is also included as part of the support program that includes investors, marketing professionals and technologists, among other experts.
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In return, Robyn's focus on the importance of mentorship inspires her to mentor others, to take them under her experienced wing.
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Less diverse workplaces offer women fewer opportunities to find mentorship and achieve success; research suggests such workplaces are also less profitable.
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The $400,000 prize and a yearlong mentorship with an established fashion executive does not a secure business make, though it helps.
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Beyond the mentorship issue, some indicators of gender equality are slipping, though it is hard to establish any link with #MeToo.
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Getting into a fetish like leather or bondage often requires mentorship to navigate the finer points of its culture and etiquette.
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Later, under the mentorship of Ben Kamihira at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Scott continued to grow as a painter.
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Part of the reason why I have such a big passion for mentorship is because he was a hands-on dad.
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Likewise, promoting gender equity and diversity in coaching through mentorship, role modeling, sponsorship and opportunity should raise the bar for everyone.
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Murray said his mentorship from Kellogg North America president Chris Hood has been one of the biggest bonuses of this acquisition.
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Chief is a private network in NYC that opened this year and focuses on mentorship for aspiring or current female executives.
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Mentorship can also play an important role, by pairing newcomers with successful female political leaders who can show them the ropes.
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One reason these prestigious schools produce so many venture capitalists is because of the networking and mentorship opportunities that they provide.
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The label is working with accelerators at that application process, then lending expertise and mentorship to founders with music-focused startups.
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Top party officials on both sides have organized recruitment drives and mentorship programs to attract new female candidates in recent years.
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It takes a lot of mentorship and encouragement and modeling for these young women to go down the path of science.
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So, don't get caught in that rut by someone who's apathetic and not giving you the advice and mentorship you need.
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"I didn't grow up with a father, so for me mentorship was a big part of my development both in baseball and in business, and I really think that mentorship is one of the most important elements you can take as a young entrepreneur or as a young athlete," he said at eMerge Americas conference earlier this year.
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Constance: I would love to see a version of A Star Is Born that decouples the professional mentorship from a straightforward romance.
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Key ingredients to closing the gender gap in the entertainment industry: more female leaders, mentorship and opportunities for female directors and writers.
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The program aims to provide fintech startups in Mexico, and beyond, access to the funding and mentorship needed to grow their companies.
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When I made it clear that I was not going to give him what he wanted in return, our "mentorship" relationship ended.
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Asked about the ownership stake that Age 1 expects in exchange for its checks and mentorship, Deming, over email, declines to say.
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But Kutcher said his investing career hit a new level after reaching out to Silicon Valley angel investor Ron Conway for mentorship.
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These benefits include mentorship, technical product assistance, business development introductions, recruiting support, legal services, fundraising advice and sometimes capital investment, as well.
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About 125,000 students are involved in P-TECH, which offers mentorship, internship and job opportunities so "every child can succeed," Rometty said.
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Uber engineers are also going to volunteer at Girls Who Code local chapters to help set up coding workshops and mentorship programs.
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KC: As I was reading this book I was thinking about the relationships of mentorship and inspiration that are peppered throughout it.
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"Startups are choosy about their investors, and smart startups prefer VCs known for mentorship and connections over losing money and murdering journalists."
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Baig herself hails from Chicago, and was chosen in 2017 as a directing mentee for Ryan Murphy's Half Initiative – Director Mentorship Program.
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A new entrepreneurial competition, 10x10KCuba, hopes to uncover Cuba's best and brightest tech minds with an offer of mentorship and potential financing.
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Founded in 2011, Startmate has provided financing and mentorship for 753 companies since its launch, which have collectively raised over $100 million.
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Having a space inside Google's office could potentially give Black Girls Code more access to mentorship and internship opportunities at the company.
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Yet, it was the mentorship he received from Thiel that shaped that vision into the global brand it is today, Agarwal said.
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The program will invest $250,000 in the startups, as well as provide mentorship, office space, education and the other standard accelerator offerings.
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The program will feature hands-on education, mentorship, open office hours and will feature demo days both in the US and Europe.
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And so then the generation that's coming behind I think is even more fired up because they're getting a lot more mentorship.
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Startups who take on funding from the new group can receive mentorship, as well as services and space to operate, Axios said.
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We want to provide access to students wherever they might be while also exporting Silicon Valley mentorship and experience throughout the country.
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Enrollees typically spent about $1,500 for a three-day seminar or up to $85033,000 for a mentorship program, according to the report.
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"In terms of blog mentorship, a friend and I started a local writing group," Nina Badzin, a freelance writer and blogger, says.
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Having been on both sides of multiple mentoring relationships over the course of my career, I am a big proponent of mentorship.
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An active mentorship program can position more female candidates to seek and achieve sponsorships, and ultimately more effectively compete for board seats.
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The film traces his ensuing queer self-actualization, as well as the love, mentorship and support Ulysses finds among his chosen family.
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It represents the group's roots stemming back to New York's 90s rap scene under the mentorship of Run-DMC's Jam Master Jay.
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Millennial mentorship programs represent a formalized, mildly absurdist version of the advice junior workers have been giving their older colleagues for ages.
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Wasserstrum had no trouble listing several ways that the unconventional practice has helped his business, including the opportunity to provide impromptu mentorship.
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Mr. Kruszewski, a young Canadian designer, was also awarded a special jury prize of €150,000, as well as a year of mentorship.
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These attendees are willing to pay such large seminar fees because they believe in investing in the advice and support mentorship offers.
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The importance of mentorship in the C-suiteGetting interrupted — whether on purpose or not — can be commonplace for women in the workplace.
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Bringing more people into salesThe mentorship program, live since last fall at four universities, connects students with Bravado members (including Mansuri himself).
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Public health professionals deployed to targeted regions could provide in depth training and mentorship to help bring down excessive opioid prescribing rates.
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From support for educational pursuits, to establishing training academies and mentorship opportunities, they prepare employees for success inside the industry and beyond.
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In addition, mentorship and networking initiatives help expand the opportunities for women to raise their experience and professional standing in their industry.
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Before making a deal and accepting Lemonis' investment, Howard made clear that she wanted him to provide mentorship for her and Nieves.
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To combat those statistics, one organization tried to change that by putting together an intergenerational LGBT speed mentorship pairing event this year.
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She defends the pageant as a platform for mentorship and advocacy, arguing that all the contestants just want to look their best.
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I had to seek out a lot of mentorship and leadership scenarios from my leaders and all the way up through brigade.
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When it comes to whether Chinese startups are suited for mentorship, or whether incubators bring value to China, these are separate questions.
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They have organized a mentorship system for the residents, who are trying to make a go of it in the food business.
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But now they will have better information and mentorship on what each job entails and also the opportunity to change their choice.
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Jin, is the group's oldest member, and as such he frequently occupies a mentorship role within the group (complete with dad jokes).
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Still, Mr. Peters is cognizant that the children who benefit from grants and the mentorship of successful donors are the lucky few.
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Without her mentorship, he may never have gained access to some of the top contemporary galleries in the Pacific Northwest, he said.
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Millennial mentorship programs represent a formalized, mildly absurdist version of the advice junior workers have been giving their older colleagues for ages.
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It would also mean that "My Brother's Keeper" and similar programs would include at-risk girls in their educational and mentorship programs.
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Scholastic Leadership Mentorship grant — Logan has hired a genuine Los Angeles actor, Alicia, to "lift up" the Native American point of view.
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Jenni Luke, chief executive of the national teen mentorship organization StepUp, knows that those relationships can help propel young women to success.
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" On how to create a corporate culture that is supportive for veterans: "A lot of it's creating mentorship programs for our veterans.
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That finding pointed to mentorship as a way to help such researchers navigate academic publishing and thus narrow the racial funding gap.
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The answers the study came up with are not unexpected: family, sexism, lack of mentorship and confidence, less aggressive pursuit of promotion.
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Find local clubs you can meet with regularly for mentorship and support (just Google "meetups for writers, developers, marketers, personal assistants," etc.).
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New speakers can practice leadership, attendees can network with professionals in their local area, and students can receive more attention and mentorship.
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The initiative, which launched this past summer, highlights indie brands online and in-store while also offering the founders mentorship and support.
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She also said there needs to be more mentorship of women and for VC firms to set the agenda from the top.
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Now a Pomona sophomore, he participates in a mentorship program alongside about 70 immigrant students, some of whom also have DACA status.
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All the works were selected by students from Juan Morel Campos High School in Williamsburg, under the mentorship of curator Simone Couto.
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After five years with no guidance or mentorship, I switched to an entirely new profession within the Coast Guard and started over.
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He thrived under the mentorship of G.E.'s longtime chief executive, Jack Welch, and became known as a blunt and forceful leader.
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Ms. Mazingo, the complaint says, was sexually harassed, subjected to verbal abuse and denied mentorship opportunities, prompting her to leave the firm.
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The foundation of this year's Summer Studio Residency, which runs from June 3 – July 28, is an innovative mentorship model in NYC.
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He spoke of growing up poor in the suburbs of Atlanta, and he stressed what mentorship could mean for young black men.
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Udacity, under Thrun's direction, has also doubled down on a technical mentorship program that will now match every new student with a mentor.
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Art in Use allows us to create bridges and mentorship opportunities by working with artists who strongly engage with societal issues and concerns.
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Last year, LinkedIn rolled out a mentorship product across selected markets to pair users with people who steer them on their career development.
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And he instituted the My Brother's Keeper mentorship program for young black men, a mission he says he'll continue when he leaves office.
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A little of the reflected glory fell on them - many more people started claiming mentorship roles than she ever remembered giving useful advice.
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Lewis, 27, runs a youth mentorship program in Marietta, Georgia, and was watching the children of David Parker and Dana Mango that afternoon.
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The Boardlist asked its network of women, who are qualified to serve on boards, about mentorship and their experiences with harassment and discrimination.
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To ensure privacy and security, the Mentorship and Support tool will only be available to users who are 18 years old or older.
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Mr Fukuyama's companies were selected this week to participate in a six-month mentorship program with Abbey Road Studios and Universal Music Group.
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And so helping, bringing the next generation along and helping them feel more comfortable with that will be part of the mentorship exercise.
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Melissa Cheong, a managing partner at Blackhorn Ventures, said VC firms should adapt company policy and create mentorship programs to improve gender diversity.
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Mr. Chou fell under the mentorship of Varèse beginning in 1949 in New York, and their relationship evolved into one of mutual support.
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They're planning to invest in "longterm strategies," like education and mentorship initiatives, to help curb a pervasive "culture" of violence in the city.
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You need the expertise, the mentorship, the people who have been there and done that and can help your company be more successful.
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Believing that a series of seminars or even a year-long mentorship program is anything like an actual university might seem incredibly naive.
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In conjunction with Ryan Murphy's Half Initiative, the series will bring in emerging transgender directors to be mentored through his Directing Mentorship Program.
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Both Alstromer and Migicovsky have experience investing in startups as angels but neither has worked in a structured investing and mentorship role before.
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Meanwhile, USA Swimming hosts diversity camps, has developed community partnerships with city departments in diverse areas and has a diversity coach mentorship program.
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Business leaders who want to make life better for their workers can consider more ways to encourage mentorship for employees at all levels.
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Participants attend improv classes and keynote lectures, all while receiving mentorship from the staff writers and producers of the network's late night shows.
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These Labs offices are often — but not always — housed within a larger WeWork space, and, like an accelerator, they offer mentorship and programming.
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This should include a year-round, long-term, and individualized engagement that provides academic enrichment, mentorship, internships, college application guidance, and tuition assistance.
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Curry, an all-star player with the Golden State Warriors, joined Obama for a funny video showcasing the importance of mentorship in America.
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" Adding: "I would like to thank Robert for his kindness to me over the years as well as his mentorship to my family.
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Then life coaching or mentorship is another low-cost and profitable business opportunity since you can run the business out of your home.
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Sodexo has flexible working conditions, incentives tied to diversity targets and a women's mentorship program that it credits for helping retain female workers.
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The Ivorian startup — which uses a mobile app to coordinate waste recycling — will receive mentorship and a minimum of $224,000 in seed funds.
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To do that, Hootsuite donates office space and provides mentorship, and I have personally funded programs like that for a number of years.
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With community guidance from Women Grow and business mentorship from the Texas Cannabis Industry Association (TCIA), Strubbe started Looking Glass Recruiting in 2015.
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Survey respondents also cited more opportunities for mentorship and sponsorship as a top way to make women feel more supported in their career.
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Together, the pair aims to provide nascent companies with mentorship from top researchers and executives and access to a unique data-analytics platform.
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Sundance Co//ab joins Sundance Institute's labs, granting, and mentorship programs as one of the many resources available to up-and-coming filmmakers.
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Through mentorship, through leading by example, and in some cases, through legislation that gives women the time and flexibility to thrive at work.
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But he also recognizes the importance of mentorship and of choosing the right team as keys to success in making those ventures successful.
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Looking back, I wish I'd been better equipped for mentorship and had a better understanding of how a mentor could help me grow.
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But without randomized, controlled experiments comparing online mentorship programs with conventional classrooms, how can we verify and reproduce Bloom's results with these programs?
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Now as I look at the still long career ahead of me, I recognize that what I am missing is advocacy and mentorship.
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Informal mentorship is great, but women need institutional advocacy, not just someone who is willing to grab a cup of coffee and chat.
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Ms. Azagury-Partridge said she hoped the event and the mentorship program would help inspire a new generation of designers and jewelry makers.
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She still had many questions, so when she came home she started volunteering at small bookstores around the city in exchange for mentorship.
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The organization offers financial resources and mentorship to promising candidates, not unlike the women who stood behind her through her controversial freshman year.
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Business Insider gathered all the top organizations and resources in these states that help women entrepreneurs gain funding, seek mentorship, and get training.
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One is targeted at helping women advance and succeed in their professional lives by pursuing equal pay initiatives, mentorship and sexual harassment support.
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The company has been organizing meetups and mentorship programs for over 153 women entrepreneurs in 24 Indian cities since last year, Singh added.
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Students like Latief will be able to get mentorship from Oracle employees, intern at the company and take classes on topics like wearables.
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At the end of last year, he took part in a photo mentorship program put together by the Singapore-based Invisible Photographer Asia.
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I suspect there are ways to cultivate that person — again, recognizing the ambiguous nature of "mentorship" — that fall well short of circumventing anyone.
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Ms. Booker added that the scholarship's mentorship opportunities made her feel less alone among college classmates who had grown up in relative privilege.
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Baptiste says that for women who are interested in entering the field today, there are many organizations that can offer them assistance and mentorship.
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"The language is sexually suggestive in parts and indicates a relationship that has gone well beyond a professional, mentorship situation," the investigation report said.
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Launched in 2012 by former Draper Fisher Jurvetson investor Ravi Belani, Alchemist provides participating teams with six months of mentorship and a $36,000 investment.
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In turn, United supports the mission of The Trotter Project through sponsorship and mentorship programs, helping to develop the next great generation of chefs.
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They've also worked to get students involved with "Letters to Jordan," a mentorship initiative which connects university students with teen refugees in Amman. 3.
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To support this effort, Lucasfilm and Disney are teaming up with FIRST to bring learning opportunities and mentorship to the next generation of innovators.
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Finally, it's launching a new Mentorship feature through partnered non-profits starting with iMentor for education and The International Rescue Committee for crisis recovery.
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On top of that, as an adult, my own passion has been philanthropical with kids and mentorship and helping the next generation be extraordinary.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Jenny Blake, co-founder of Google's career development mentorship program, has helped more than 1,000 people navigate their careers.
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The show takes a more constructive tone: "we select VCs who focus more on help and mentorship than just the investment itself," said Cohen.
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But the consistent impact that mentorship has for the happiness of workers across every demographic group and role within a company provides encouraging evidence.
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Direct mentorship and support is provided to develop the participant's skills in preventative conservation, art handling, installation techniques, and museum standards in environmental conditions.
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Tonight's winner will become one of 10 finalists chosen from similar events across the country, who will then compete for just three mentorship slots.
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It's about giving women access to the career opportunities men enjoy, so they're not forced to avoid predators while men benefit from their mentorship.
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"We must have gender pay parity – but we need parity in workplace support, leadership development, mentorship and sponsorship, and career opportunity, too," she said.
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Then, between the spring equinox of 2017 and that of 2018, selected students and teachers will receive weekly instruction and mentorship via webinars online.
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The programs identify the motivations behind the individual's radicalization, and aim to negate them with the benefits offered through the reintegration, counseling and mentorship.
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These mentorship sessions range from one-on-one coaching, to conferences, to exclusive networking events, to small roundtable brainstorms held in multimillion-dollar homes.
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While Kim acknowledges that there are "great free mentors out there," he says he opted for paid mentorship because it's much more results-driven.
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"People don't highlight [mentorship] when given a list, but in fact it is kind of what really helped them move the needle," said Cohen.
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" Coffey's final night On November 2, Coffey was attending Big Brother Night, a party to celebrate pledges joining a mentorship with a "big brother.
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Most importantly, progress asks for those in power to approach mentorship and policy-making with open doors, to cultivate a safe and inclusive space.
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The up-and-coming brand will only continue on the up and up with $400,000 in funding and mentorship from the Fund's impressive network.
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It helps connect employees who are looking for answers or advice on specific questions, or mentorship, with those who are willing to help out.
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Glassbreakers' enterprise software solution is geared toward companies with at least 10,000 employees and aims to offer mentorship for women inside their respective companies.
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And Bailey is promising each artist in the cohort continued mentorship and opportunities to earn additional funding based on a set of success indicators.
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IndieBio provides startups with 24/7 access to biosafety level 1 and 2 labs on-site, mentorship from industry experts and $250,000 in funding.
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The YoungArts Foundation awards a group of emerging artists every year, ranging from ages 15–18, from around the US with scholarships and mentorship.
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"We're helping with something as simple as our copy machine, or something as big as mentorship or access to a development staff," she said.
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More specifically, multiple readers mentioned the nonprofit Score, or Service Corps of Retired Executives, which connects volunteers with small businesses seeking advice or mentorship.
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While companies might pay for a CEO coach, lower level employees often get stuck with lame skill-building worksheets or no mentorship at all.
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It also provides a mentorship platform where bigger companies can let their more senior staffers teach junior employees exactly what it takes to succeed.
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It was born out of a mentorship by the art historian Nobuo Tsuji, who has pushed Mr. Murakami's career in new and deeper directions.
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Prince Mohammed has looked for mentorship to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan, the crown prince of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.
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My career path has allowed me the opportunity to now be on the other side of the mentorship equation — an even more rewarding experience.
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The Hostetters' continuing impact will not only flow from their foundation's endowment but also from their mentorship of the next generation of Brahmin billionaires.
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For an applicant, that means being well-read, connecting with experts and thought leaders in the field for mentorship, and seeking out work experiences.
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And his mentorship at the hands of Roy Cohn who specialized in the intimidation and humiliation of adversaries clearly adds to this inner drive.
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"Long before the #MeToo movement, a lack of mentorship from senior leaders was already a significant barrier for women in the workplace," she writes.
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In addition to mentorship and training, Foley hopes to offer some early-stage funding when Barayamal officially launches its first full session next year.
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" Learning under the mentorship of Legend has proven beneficial to the singer who says he has a tendency to "over sing" and "over project.
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Networking has attained buzzword status over the years as professionals strive to create meaningful connections and benefit from its by-products: mentorship or sponsorship.
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"Most importantly, they're looking for support and advice and mentorship to help them navigate the growth challenges that so many companies face," he said.
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Together, they formed a team in a new I.R.C. pilot program, Housing Outreach Mentorship Education, or HOME, to assist immigrant families for six months.
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This residency will be a studio intensive mentorship program held at the AICAD facility in DUMBO, Brooklyn from May 6th through August 13th, 2016.
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And at that seminar, they were pushed to sign up for an elite mentorship program that could cost as much as $35,000 per year.
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And after the second seminar, the salespeople were supposed to upsell participants one more time to the real moneymaker: a $35,000 year-long mentorship.
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But Utilis also scored a cash prize of $25,000 and will have the option of free business services and mentorship provided by partners of IH2O.
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The organization focuses on scaling education on a global level, creating mentorship platforms, and encouraging continuous learning and the leadership and entrepreneurial development of women.
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It focuses on developing inmates as people through educational programs, family engagement and the mentorship of older inmates, some of whom are serving life sentences.
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I do believe that mentorship is something I did not get in school, and I don't think it exists in school in a sufficient way.
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Mentorship plays such an important role in business — we know it's a must — and I believe schools should embrace it in a much fuller way.
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Queer mentorship would be incredible, showing younger mentees that career paths are possible, that things are safe, and that there is queer leadership out there.
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The main thing that startups would get from the Visa Fast Track program is mentorship and access to the company's experts in payments and fintech.
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Beyoncé came out in support of her mother Tina Lawson, who was at the performance with the young women in her mentorship group, Tina's Angels.
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"I'm squarely in what I would call the mentorship phase of my life," said Sam Weisman, a member of the academy's directors' branch since 22014.
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Cyrus will offer her indispensable mentorship skills to the teams picked by Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Pharrell Williams and Christina Aguilera on NBC's reality competition.
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It's been alleged that the group used the promise of "female mentorship" to entice young women to join their organization, only to later abuse them.
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Startups will get the expected mentorship and guidance on how to, you know, actually run a company — but the draw, Colker emphasized, is the people.
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The program will include mentorship from the leadership at betaworks (John Borthwick, Matt Hartman, Peter Rojas, Patrick Montague), as well as curriculum from external mentors.
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Throughout the next few months, the 10 finalists will compete for a grand prize of $400,000 and a yearlong mentorship by CFDA designers and executives.
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These accelerators would come with mentorship by government officials and give startups short-term licenses to test models that would otherwise be against the rules.
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Among the biggest barriers to women's participation are a lack of peer support, role models and mentorship, says Tess Posner, CEO of the nonprofit AI4ALL.
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Indeed, the Women4Climate mentorship program has proven so popular by the end of this year, ten more C40 member cities will have launched the initiative.
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Incubator Labs will offers startups in various fields access to free resources like office space, Amazon web services and mentorship at a number of locations.
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The program, which began in 2011, has helped over 250 YouTube creators from 15 countries to "turbocharge their YouTube channels" through funding, classes and mentorship.
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The data show that while the benefits of mentorship hold among all demographic groups, some workers are still more likely than others to have mentors.
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Applications are currently open for TEC's Startup Seeds program that provides training, mentorship and up to 303,000,000 LBP in cash grants for early-stage businesses.
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Ma, a 14-year volunteer at MAG, became president; Kong, a medical professional who also runs a mentoring agency, Edge Interns, became the mentorship adviser.
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Kevin has provided me an invaluable amount of mentorship and friendship, both within and outside the ballroom scene—something I could never repay him for.
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DNA will take a minority stake (less than 10 percent) in ventures that receive seed funds and provide program mentorship until exits, Diop told TechCrunch.
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But many women looking to start their own businesses have far less access to capital and other financial resources, technology, markets or extensive mentorship connections.
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The office operator runs a program called WeWork Labs that gives startups discounted desk space, an educational program and mentorship without taking stakes in them.
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DNA will take a minority stake (less than 10 percent) in ventures that receive seed funds and provide program mentorship until exits, according to Diop.
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I was wondering if the mentorship program you're organizing and your hiring process are a conscious effort to combat the notion of a boys' club?
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In many cases, these #FlexOffenders, as the account likes to call them, use this veneer of a lifestyle to sell mentorship, membership or online classes.
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The FIRST STEP Act also prevents discrimination against faith-based programming and volunteering in the federal system, expanding opportunities for mentorship and life-affirming relationships.
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And mentorship is one of the best investments you can make because it puts you in touch with individuals who have already figured it out.
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Its most-used component is a portfolio that helps rank the credibility of a salesperson, though it also has services for mentorship and career-building.
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The real value of the competitions was the networking opportunities it afforded them, like mentorship from John Leahy, former President and COO of Kind Snacks.
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A PSA video released Monday that promotes the "Pay it Forward" mentorship program shows photos of the two talking and embracing in the Oval Office.
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Brown says mentorship programs and workplace wellness initiatives—designed to encourage teachers to monitor and improve their physical and emotional health—would also be beneficial.
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Screenwriter, producer, and actress Lena Waithe created a mentorship program that build a pipeline for more new talent of color to find careers in Hollywood.
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According to Vanessa, pivoting to making music that had appeal beyond her locale was always the plan while she was under the mentorship of Kartel.
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Increased mentorship is a big step toward rectifying that, and your community probably has a dozen different ways you can be a part of it.
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Decades later, after an intense audio mentorship with him, I asked David why he had entrusted me with his set-up so many years before.
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As the gallery's artist in residence, he worked with seven young artists in a mentorship role to confront the question of who speaks for whom.
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The videos that make up the training suggest mentorship and pastoral conversations with teachers are part of how potential terrorists were turned from the brink.
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Winning meant a booth at a major accessories show with full marketing and promotion, financial mentorship and a brand consultancy with the Accessory Think Tank.
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The tech platform, which connects users with experts for professional advise, made the ranks this year for its strong emphasis on mentorship and career growth.
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Recruited from Princeton 12 years ago, she quickly secured the mentorship of Bob Prince, a cochief investment officer, as a junior staffer on his team.
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Despite her mentorship of Alan Greenspan, who would eventually become the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Rand was "not exactly a neoliberal herself," Duggan writes.
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Though decades apart, each of them owed much of their success to the mentorship of Dizzy Gillespie, and played in big bands that he led.
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Educate your team by providing supportive, ongoing mentorship coupled with knowledge assessments via the Socratic method (which focuses on asking questions instead of providing answers).
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At conferences, in webinars and in local working groups, and through RG books and peer-to-peer mentorship, members learn how to shed entitled assumptions.
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These could include more mentorship and informal support of women within their specific fields and organizations, which can lead to more recognition and more opportunities.
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Female solidarity has been a constant presence in my life, from the advice of my grandmothers to the mentorship of South African singer Miriam Makeba.
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The Boston based accelerator provides mentorship and non-equity funding to early-stage tech ventures focused on driving financial inclusion in emerging and frontier markets.
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It also has a built-in mentorship program for kids to connect with WeWork community members with careers in areas kids might be interested in.
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Companies like Spotify, IBM and Goldman Sachs make the list for the first time, offering robust parental leave programs, mentorship opportunities and community service initiatives.
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Along with announcing a new Mentorship and Support tool, Facebook's final announcement at the Social Good Forum was the expansion of its blood donation tool.
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Thanks to the help from Ms. Welsh Gray, whose mentorship officially ends in March, Asante has been accepted into a day care program for toddlers.
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"We encourage companies to bring in diverse hiring practices to hire for complementary skills and to promote collaboration and bi-directional mentorship among their workforce."
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In "Up Close and Personal," Tally is a Corky who, under Warren's mentorship and later his romantic and sexual companionship, is rebuilt into a Murphy.
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Bee and her creative team actively worked to hire a diverse staff, and they're even looking to start a mentorship program for promising new writers.
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Below is a gallery of culture data Comparably collected around fair pay, having a close friend at work, satisfaction with equity compensation and mentorship at work.
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Early-stage companies are given mentorship, 24/7 access to biosafety level 1 and 2 labs on-site, insights from industry experts and $250,000 in funding.
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In an interview with GQ, he tells the magazine that while he does respect West's talents and mentorship, he would never want to resemble West's personality.
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In the past few years, accelerators of all kinds have cropped up in Latin America to provide mentorship, support and investment for startups as they grow.
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In addition to financial capital, mentorship and manufacturing support, Asus can also serve as a distribution partner, helping startups localize their products while protecting intellectual property.
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Mentorship programs give children the chance to showcase their musical talent abroad, including a chance to visit the Manhattan School of Music in New York City.
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He also was one of four judges on Apple's first TV show Planet of the Apps, where he not only provided mentorship but also comedic relief.
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Mentorship could be assessed using honest feedback from graduate students about their advisors, flipping the tables on social policing that typically flows in just one direction.
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The Chinese startups, selected after a final pitchfest in Shanghai, will be given a three-month residency in Australia along with local mentorship and investor meetings.
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Of course, there is no one single way to measure happiness at work, and mentorship can't solve every problem an employee will encounter on the job.
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These women come from a broad variety of sectors, and are looking to cut their teeth as VCs while also offering capital, advice, connections and mentorship.
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That's why mentorship groups, like Soole's, are important: They bring together young Indigenous women and successful Indigenous professionals to show them what they are capable of.
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K.J. Apa plays the lead role of redheaded teen heartthrob Archie Andrews, while former teen heartthrob Luke Perry steps into a mentorship role as Archie's father.
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The co-working space has become a center of gravity for Brazilian entrepreneurism and mentorship, with more than 780 events held at Cubo in two years.
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Unlike other venture capital firms looking to diversify into AI, Comet Labs lives exclusively in the space — providing capital, technical resources and mentorship to its startups.
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But, thanks to the mentorship of an astrochemist at NYU, she discovered that her love for physics, chemistry, and research made astronomy the perfect career choice.
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The mentorship program, building on Emanuel's past efforts, will target some 7,200 middle school and high school students from 20 of the city's most violent neighborhoods.
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Like Warren, he has pledged to triple investment in the Minority Business Development Agency in order to provide resources and mentorship to minority small business owners.
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Girls Who Code has partnered with Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Square and Twitter, and corporations like Intuit to provide mentorship to girls in this program.
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The most interesting bit here is probably the modularity (which arrives, fittingly, around the time the company started receiving mentorship from Mistfit co-founder Sonny Vu).
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But it's become so much more — providing mentorship and guidance as described, and also connecting researchers who often enter into formal advisory roles with CDL companies.
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You can see that most clearly in his mentorship of Kamasi Washington, Ronald Bruner Jr., Cameron Graves, and other members of the West Coast Get Down.
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Starting in October, the 21-year-old paid $2000,23 for mentorship over the course of six months — an expense that he says was worth every penny.
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Kim first paid for mentorship in early October by spending $2000,21.32 for a Millionaire Mentor program hosted by Instagram influencer and self-made millionaire Jason Stone.
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For example, STEM mentorship and social networks for women and people of color would encourage underrepresented groups to both enter STEM fields and commercialize their inventions.
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Here, the women chat about the value of mentorship, what it's like to be a woman running an early-stage startup, and texting during board meetings.
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Shinevisor, meanwhile, falls somewhere in between those looking for free advice, and those who are committed to seriously tackling problems through therapy or real-world mentorship.
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When students do not chase grades, but instead rigorously pursue the questions that drive them under the mentorship of faculty, they focus on inquiry and innovation.
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"For women, there are fewer women partners than male partners at these law firms, so fewer mentorship opportunities for people who are like them," Lowe says.
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Thanks to the mentorship of Leo and his partner, the pianist and translator Robert Hess, we have had careers as singers, actors, pianists, producers and academics.
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Additional tax breaks could be offered to firms that establish mentorship programs or gender quotas that help women rise through the ranks and into executive positions.
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Ten emerging designers compete to be named the Council of Fashion Designers of America 2015 Vogue Fashion Fund winner — with its $400,000 grant and yearlong mentorship.
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On being mentored by Ivan Shaw, the former Executive Photo Director of Vogue I won the mentorship as part of the Flickr 20under20 awards in 2014.
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The very night I moved to New York in 2013 I learned about the incredible Queer|Art|Mentorship program and became a fellow the following year.
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The couple met in September 2014 in New York at the youth mentorship program run by Also-Known-As, a nonprofit volunteer program for adopted children.
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In the end, he rejects Iron Man's mentorship but gets to keep the costume — another immutable rule is that, no matter what, the cool outfit stays.
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Freed has recently started working with TAF — formerly known as Technology Access Foundation — to revive an in-school tech mentorship program it ran several years ago.
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In some ways, our story is typical for a startup: We went through the mentorship at Y Combinator and StartX, raised seed funding, and then launched.
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Mentorship is inherently built into the world of vogue and ballroom culture that Balenciaga belongs to, in which groups, or houses, face off in performative competitions.
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Louden also helped pilot a mentorship program that connects black and Latino employees with mentors in senior roles so they can start planning their career trajectories.
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By then, Bryant was one of the roster's elder statesmen, a five-time N.B.A. champion who was content to take on more of a mentorship role.
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Bush announced his candidacy in a campaign video in which he touted his experience at the Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star, a youth mentorship organization.
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Life skills to master before you turn 50 include providing mentorship to someone else, learning how to detect a lie, and tempering your expectations around relationships.
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It will provide opportunities for mentorship, foster discussions around best practices and create a forum for sharing experiences that others in the community can benefit from.
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High quality work-and-learn programs combine theory and hands-on, job-related training with skills assessments, mentorship and paid work with a pathway to employment.
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The first Ph.D.s in astronomy at Harvard went to women under Pickering's mentorship, and he fought for the advancement of all the women under his charge.
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I decided that, if I was going to make it on Wall Street, I needed mentorship and I needed a network — two things that SEO offered.
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In fact, many workers would be willing to take a salary cut in exchange for long-term job security, flexible office hours or good mentorship opportunities.
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City Year Chicago uses mentorship to enhance the educations and lives of tens of thousands of students, while making dangerous neighborhoods safer at the same time.
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CBS said it plans to host events throughout the year to foster the professional growth of female employees, including mentorship programs and fireside chats with executives.
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While artists in Exceptional Minds have previously done occasional animation work for Sony and Netflix shows, the Cartoon Network partnership was the nonprofit's first mentorship program.
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"People want opportunities for advanced learning, mentorship and clear pathways to leadership — but you don't necessarily see enough of that in the public sector," Gilman said.
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The program offers close mentorship by sculpture faculty, including Corin Hewitt, Michael Jones McKean, Kendall Buster, Massa Lemu, Lily Cox-Richard, Matt King, and Lupe Maravilla.
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Mr. Bokaer, 37, drew a stark contrast between Cunningham's mentorship and that of the experimental theater director Robert Wilson, with whom he's worked closely since 2006.
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Many companies also offer structured, formal mentorship to young employees, similar to what they received from academic advisers in college and college counselors in high school.
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The 5.53 companies, primarily led by scientists come to San Francisco where they get $250,000 in funding, access to the Revolution lab, mentorship, investors, and industry partners.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Jenny Blake, co-founder of Google's career development and mentorship program, knows a thing or two about what makes an outstanding employee.
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Obama also announced a series of investments and new programs in support of YLAI Saturday, including new grants and increasing access to mentorship from the private sector.
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Through Bravado's sales mentorship program, students are provided sales curricula, the opportunity to be placed at companies in sales roles and a growing network of sales professionals.
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The two started a mentorship organization at MIT to help students like them not only hone in on the right career, but also become competitive job candidates.
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The social media giant launched a new product Wednesday called Mentorship and Support, which will connect users with mentors to get the advice and support they need.
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Martínez and the guitarist Mark Whitfield are guests.) The band's precedent is Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, led by an earthy, explosive drummer with a mentorship agenda. (Mr.
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And in an inspirational new ad for the former president's independent mentorship organization, the three men seek to pave the way for a new generation of powerhouses.
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His time in the casting game goes way back to an internship with Mali Finn (who cast Leonardo DiCaprio in Titanic), which eventually turned into a mentorship.
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Companies benefit from mentorship, too, as workers are less likely to quit when they say they have someone at work who they consider to be a mentor.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Jenny Blake, a former career coach at Google and co-founder of the company's career development mentorship program, has seen it all.
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It's supposed to offer mentorship, help securing investment, and access to VR tech, doing things like temporarily providing office space and hosting demo days for potential investors.
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And for entrepreneurs, the House Fund will serve as a one-stop shop for finding mentorship and cash that are otherwise tough to come by on campus.
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Nannette Barragán (D-Calif.), a former city councilwoman and lawyer who fought for environmental causes, to run for the seat, and Gallego took on the mentorship role.
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Kanye experienced little brother syndrome firsthand in his rocky relationship with JAY-Z, and whether it was intentional or not projected that onto his mentorship with Cudi.
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The organization fosters both personal growth and business networking connections, and provides members with opportunities to participate in international and community-based conventions, conferences and mentorship events.
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So I asked her what mentorship meant to her and what she was actually looking for, hopefully in a way as kind as her own email was.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This year's Queer Art Mentorship (QAM) annual exhibition, entitled Here & Not Yet, comes at a critical moment for the LGBTQ community.
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The program gives two cohorts of 12 to 20 startups per year $5,000 in non-dilutive capital and supports them with 10 weeks of mentorship and programming.
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Among their programs, No Excuses is a mentorship program which connects youth who have recently served time in detention facilities with local business mentors in Los Angeles.
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La David Johnson was a student in a mentorship program she started and she said his father was her student when she was an elementary school principal.
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At an external accelerator the company launched in 2018 in partnership with TechStars, Stanley Black & Decker is providing mentorship to a group of 10 startups each year.
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Seek quality mentorship from writers who are further ahead of you on the path, and who have the kind of career and author presence you aspire to.
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Some of the California initiatives incorporate mentorship for students that begins as early as preschool and seeks to nurture the idea of a future that includes college.
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Angel investors can bring valuable mentorship and expertise to your business, since they are often experienced business owners and tend to invest within the industries they know.
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MELBOURNE — A group of Australian female entrepreneurs want to make women-led mentorship opportunities available to women around the world, from the comfort of their own homes.
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Perera, for instance, said she's not looking for investors but mentorship from founders and entrepreneurs who have successfully built businesses that she can model her own after.
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U.S. authorities have accused Mack of recruiting women to join what purported to be a female mentorship group but was actually a secret society led by Raniere.
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Similar to a mentorship or even a pen-pal correspondence, Utah-based artists are frequently paired with international or out-of-state artists to foster new connections.
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" Kaganskiy does consider artist residencies that give artists space, resources and often mentorship—at organizations like New Inc, or the Brooklyn-based Eyebeam—a type of "incubation.
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Classes are located at the offices of corporate partners, where students get direct mentorship from engineers and observe how technical skills are actually implemented in various roles.
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The details: Facebook will have 80 desks within Station F's campus and will work with 10 to 15 data-focused startups every six months to provide mentorship.
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Ms. Ruehl, who teaches seminars at HB Studio, a West Village acting studio, reserves Wednesday afternoons for a walk along the High Line and some alfresco mentorship.
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He offered to help her publish, and in the process of doing so really shook her up when he tried to move the mentorship into the bedroom.
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He quit abruptly in 2014 after the shift to privatization, which he says compromised the counter-radicalization work he was doing, including close mentorship and theological discussions.
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Leaning on a mentorship model borrowed from her time in the corporate world, Ms. Murrell said she wants to create an incubator for minorities with new ideas.
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In court on Monday, Ms. Mack admitted she recruited women into the group by telling them they were going to become members of a female mentorship program.
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Dilara Sayeed, who founded vPeer, a mentorship group, and her husband, Yousuf, a doctor, redirected their own donations to Pillars to increase the effect they could have.
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But if that's not the case, making your critique clearly may be the best act of mentorship you can perform — even if it's your last, for him.
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Comcast already has an expansive program to support veterans who have transitioned into civilian workforce, including peer-to-peer mentorship and digital and in-personal professional development.
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Jared's businessman father Joshua said he would continue Jared's role in "You and I", the mentorship organisation Jared founded with his best friend Simon Kioko in 2016.
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Without a father at home, children like Jaylen are more likely to struggle in school or even drop out — a challenge the mentorship program strives to overcome.
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Airstream Dispatches was structured around one, hour-long, monthly webinar that I was already offering to a small group of core writers enrolled in my Mentorship Program.
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In that spirit, I'm passing these onto you: three valuable lessons I've learned from following, double-tapping, and, after all this time, finding mentorship on social media.
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What that can look like in practice, one Indianapolis tech worker told me, is going to pitch meetings looking for investment and being offered spiritual mentorship instead.
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It'll be mostly remote, punctuated by three separate one-week visits on-site at the program's government agency sponsors, which will supplement the virtual mentorship and guidance.
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Most recently, Hong was declared winner of the Stacy's Rise Project — a program that provides grants and mentorship to female entrepreneurs in the food and drink space.
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In 2004, her short film The Hill premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, and in 2005 she was the winner of the Kodak New Vision Mentorship.
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He works with accelerators — programs that weed through proposals and provide young companies with funding and mentorship opportunities — to select start-ups he'd like to invest in.
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We provide ongoing mentorship so that when you have a question about work, a question about starting that new business, you know you can turn to us.
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Not only will mentorship grow his or her skills, but a Robert Half study found that 99% of surveyed CFOs found a benefit in being a mentor.
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In addition to mentorship from PRH and CASE, the two fellows will each receive a $15,000 stipend, a research grant, and access to a community brain trust.
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She introduced a platform to help hire underrepresented talent and started a reverse-mentorship program at the agency that pairs employees from different generations, skillsets, and genders.
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The independent game journalists and influencers who do great work on YouTube often do so without the safety nets of (for instance) legal counsel or editorial mentorship.
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So, for me, my journey, I've had tremendous guidance and mentorship, like I've said, and I know where I would've ... I can ... KS: You see the turns.
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The best crime-fighting tool is a job, and city leaders must engage businesses to support jobs and mentorship programs to youth drawn from the most disadvantaged neighborhoods.
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The program kicked off with a mentorship lab, bringing together five filmmakers selected from hundreds of submissions, to fine tune their projects with the guidance of expert mentors.
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Because of the great mentorship I received during this time, I was able to settle on a career in medicine that's at the intersection of medicine and policy.
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But the course should help bolster the broader tech ecosystem in places that don't have as much direct access to mentorship, ultimately improving YC's reach and deal flow.
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From there, Annenberg's study suggests establishing mentorship programs, speaking up on behalf of women's credibility when it is questioned, and committing to hiring and working with more women.
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The program features concerts, panels, and other events, and offers mentorship from creative advisors like McKnight, blockbuster veteran George S. Clinton, and designers from George Lucas' Skywalker Sound.
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Ashlyn Anstee Curtis testified that Savino offered her mentorship when she was just starting her career in 211, and then kissed her in a car without her consent.
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Moving forward, Rubicon plans to refocus its recruiting strategy by posting job opportunities on diversity-specific job boards, attending women in technology recruiting events and creating mentorship programs.
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Showrunner Jenji Kohan has long been one of the most notable women in the industry, and series star Danielle Brooks payed homage to the "subconscious mentorship" she offers.
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From intrapreneurship to mentorship and angel investment, people who managed to come to a certain level should share their experience, know-how and resources with young entrepreneurial minds.
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"There is this delusion that it's easy to raise money in Silicon Valley," said Sam Altman, president of Y Combinator, a mentorship and investment program for start-ups.
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For wandering workers, the rates are more attractive than renting an office, and you get the added benefits of variety and companionship, as well as potential mentorship opportunities.
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In 2015 Rwandan fintech venture VugaPay, founded by college age brothers Patrick Muhire and Cedrick Muhoza, received mentorship and $20,000 for 10 percent equity from two VC gorillas.
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Similar to Ansari, James Franco has also been accused of sexual misconduct by four young women, most of whom were students of his seeking his guidance and mentorship.
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Additionally, Sun-Sentinel reporter Brett Clarkson noted on Twitter, Kodak will be required to do 300 hours of community service, anger management and mentorship sessions, and drug evaluations.
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Sandberg discussed the power of peer mentorship, citing how her Lean In networking and support circles in computer science and engineering has grown to more than 7,400 members.
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Contestants have until April 28 to apply and compete for prizes, including up to $40,000 in tools, services, and mentorship from FbStart, FB's early stage mobile startup program.
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Its programs combine small classes (with no more than 10 students) and a focus on mentorship from experienced teachers and 24/7 support with a project-based approach.
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"But the results show that employers realize these skills can be taught through training or mentorship programs, whereas soft skills cannot be taught in that way," she said.
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In Ghana, the mentorship program Tech Needs Girls, spearheaded by entrepreneur Regina Agyare and her company Soronko Solutions, creates an environment for young women to learn computer skills.
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Glassbreakers, the mentorship platform for women and enterprise software solution for scaling inclusion efforts, has raised $1.98 million from Social Leverage, bringing its total funding to ~$3 million.
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I started doubting the gospel of mentorship a few years ago after a good friend expressed frustration about not having someone who played that role in her life.
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To avoid boredom Kim says that he runs his blog, doles out financial advice, attends mentorship sessions to expand his knowledge and collaborates with churches on philanthropic endeavors.
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What's new: A new project, Snap the Gap, will offer LittleBits tech products along with training and mentorship for 15,000 California girls as part of a pilot program.
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Startup incubators like the Founder Institute and Boost offer funding, professional training sessions and mentorship programs for young, small companies looking to expand their ideas and improve efficiency.
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One 68-year-old woman, who asked not to be named for fear of age discrimination, started a bookkeeping business thanks to the program's QuickBooks training and mentorship.
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The following is a story about why he felt it was important to create a culture of mentorship at the company, and was originally published on April 16.
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And I say this as someone who benefited from his invaluable mentorship when I starting writing freelance reviews for The Boston Globe a few years before his death.
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A writer who runs a grass-roots mentorship program for girls, Similien-Johnson teaches Haitian cooking lessons as a way, she says, to reconnect herself to her culture.
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It is for this reason that, prior to the outset of their careers, most aspiring teachers experience some sort of on-the-job mentorship by an experienced teacher.
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We also talked about our common passion for mentorship and how important it is for leaders to invest time and energy in the people who work for them.
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In 2016, the American Society of Eighteenth Century Studies also named a mentorship award after Fliegelman, which was quietly renamed after Chu sent a letter to the association.
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Started in Los Angeles, the program's New York expansion reached new avenues of creative mentorship in the late-1990s under the direction of its executive director, Liz Hopfan.
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Next month it is also launching a major national education program called Tech for Life to provide communities with access to technology skills, business mentorship and peer support.
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Bloomberg reported in November that five women accused Pishevar of exploiting a professional connection or the prospect of a job, mentorship or investment to make unwanted sexual advances.
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"I think the informal mentorship relationships that develop organically are overall, on average, the more successful relationships," said David W. Brown, one of the firm's African-American partners.
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This unprecedented power allows professional athletes to affect the lives of their young fans as they mature … Jarrett Allen is the ideal example of this form of mentorship.
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In January 2010, they selected each other as a partner in a mentorship program that allowed seniors to offer instruction to freshmen who were following similar career paths.
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There, she focuses on seed rounds and mentorship — but as one of Silicon Valley's few female VCs, she also has a special perspective on tech's gender diversity gap.
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Since 2013, Everwise has raised $26 million from Sequoia and others for its peer-to-peer mentorship marketplace that makes workplace guidance accessible to rank-and-file staffers.
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This new center, the Digital Economy Aspirations Lab (DEAL), supports students through mentorship opportunities and exposure to real-world client challenges at our Providence Innovation and Technology Center.
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That was really hard and it's really hard for young people, which is why I like to mentor young people because I didn't get a lot of mentorship.
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In reality, there was a brief awkward silence after Bloomberg asked the question, but then he proceeded to talk about his vision for mentorship programs for young entrepreneurs.
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We sat down with both Latham and MaryAnn for an open, candid discussion about motherhood, vulnerability, great denim, and how we ought to be framing mentorship in 2019.
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To combat the loneliness that many cancer patients experience, the project also connects survivors like Borg and Rennie with new patients who offer mentorship and support throughout treatment.
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The January lineup also included Rick Herron, a young art curator who shared the first draft of an essay he had written for a gallery show about mentorship.
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Recruitment and retention will of course plummet, and those officers and analysts left won't have the mentorship or the experience to ensure our assessments are based on truth.
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Of course, she taking her newly minted The Voice mentorship status to the red carpet, showing up to support the reality singing competition's nomination for Outstanding Competition Program.
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Our strength comes from the relationships with other disabled people that we create, whether these are online or in person, and the lifelong mentorship that these relationships foster.
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He also wants to introduce Western audiences to the Tekken Girl's Club, a mentorship program in Japan in which professional players teach women to master the game's mechanics.
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One of Inspired's first checks went to Chief, a private women's network that offers C-suite execs and vice presidents mentorship opportunities, career coaching sessions and networking events.
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So under Altman's leadership, Y Combinator, a top start-up investment and mentorship program, is doing an experiment to better understand UBI — giving the residents of Oakland, Calif.
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They wrote about Hiaasen's generosity and mentorship, Fischman's "clever and quirky voice," McNamara's finding his "dream job," Winters's "prolific" career and Smith's kindness and consideration for the world.
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It's supposed to offer mentorship, help with securing investment and access to VR tech, doing things like temporarily providing office space and hosting demo days for potential investors.
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The fellowship will offer writers a paid opportunity to receive mentorship and guidance, while building their writing portfolios and working on a pitch to a mainstream media outlet.
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" The legislation seeks funding to cover stipends for about 50 individuals a year, who would be paid to follow a program "involving life planning, trauma informed therapy, and mentorship.
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That fall, inspired by the work, he and a friend formed an organization of their own, PLOT (Preparing Leaders of Tomorrow), offering mentorship services to black teenagers in Brooklyn.
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While at the Television Critics Association summer press tour this year, Waithe said that she "was fighting" to create more diversity in Hollywood and stressed the importance of mentorship.
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"There are a lot of organizations like Professional Women in Construction that provide mentorship, networking and opportunities for growth and business development to women in the industry," she says.
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According to authorities, Mack is accused of recruiting women to join what was purported to be a female mentorship group within Nxivm that was designed to address their weaknesses.
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I believed it when Donald Trump — the most famous real estate investor in the world — said I would get all this and more through his "Gold Elite" mentorship program.
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Facebook and Autodesk have partnered with nonprofit organization Inneract Project, which is geared toward bringing design to young people in underserved communities through free, hands-on classes and mentorship.
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Mystery still offers weekend boot camps, but he also provides a year-long mentorship program, with only a few slots available to ensure maximum intimacy between client and artist.
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All groups will also now be able to use Facebook's mentorship feature, which allows administrators to pair people up to work together on skill development or other support programs.
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That research showed a growing percentage of white women, across the board, finding more success with support, advancement, mentorship, and sponsorship, while Black, Latina, and Asian women lagged behind.
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The ultimate goal of the Mentorship and Support tool, he added, is to make it easy for anyone to either volunteer to be a mentor or ask for one.
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Chosen ideas or projects will join this summer's YC Fellowship, which awards $20,000 (at the price of 1.5 percent equity) and the mentorship of experts at the accelerator (priceless).
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who is openly gay, also released a plan, which includes a mentorship program for LGBTQ youth modeled on President Obama's My Brother's Keeper initiative.
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"We often get asked where our money comes from, and it's a competitive advantage for us," said Ali Partovi, the head of Neo, a VC fund and mentorship program.
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And some have seen the entrance of more women into the industry as an opportunity to exploit and victimize younger workers on their crews who are looking for mentorship.
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The Shonda Rhimes production company has announced a major partnership with SeriesFest, a TV-focused non-profit organization with an annual festival in Denver, called the Women Directing Mentorship.
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On Christmas Eve, the former president shared the new PSA for his My Brother's Keeper Alliance (MBK), which encourages mentorship and opportunities for boys and young men of color.
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Moreover, funding agencies, like the NIH, could incentivize a commitment to gender equality by requiring that the recipients of its grants demonstrate effective mentorship of their students, she argues.
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These included incrementalism — meaning focusing on the next step, whether that's getting the next meal or shower, for example — as well as individualism, mentorship and technology, and endless curiosity.
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Planned Parenthood team members will also receive mentorship for its period-tracking app Spot On to help them find ways to improve the product and grow the user base.
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According to Blake, who co-founded Google's mentorship program, one of the best ways to deal with a job you hate is by investing more time in your hobbies.
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As it turns out, Snoop doesn't just give back through music mentorship, he literally gives back his Levi's by sharing his collection — which includes "thousands" of pieces — with fans.
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The four-story brick building takes up almost one city block, and is one of the world's largest innovation hubs, offering funding, mentorship and facilities to the city's creators.
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"People often reflect and say, 'Oh, I had this mentor and that mentor,' but it wasn't mentorship like we think of it today, as a formal relationship," Carreau explains.
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Half will also begin an outreach and mentorship program at top film schools, namely American Film Institute, UCLA and USC, this year before expanding nationwide in the near future.
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For example, HR associations, CPA associations, bar associations, and more may produce great fonts of wisdom through in-depth appointments or speed-mentorship programs, which operate like speed dates.
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And because they have their own set of foundational texts so readily available on the internet—in blogs, on Twitter, on Tumblr—the desire for mentorship has somewhat receded.
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"Equal opportunity just doesn't stop after you get the job offer," she said, adding that women can find it hard to find the same levels of mentorship as men.
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They also presented the award, which was created at the Walt Disney Studios, to one girl from the publication's Women in Entertainment Mentorship Program at the star-studded gala.
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Mentorship is really important to career development in this business, and I'm conscious of trying to offer equal time to male and female employees in my mentoring of them.
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For years, Krickstein chafed at the thought of Connors's birthday theatrics and body gyrations, and how behaviorally dismissive he had been of a friendship that began as a mentorship.
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As WeWork rushed to open new locations, it simultaneously launched a never-ending stream of initiatives, from the coliving WeLive to the WeLab mentorship program to the WeGrow school.
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Nor is there much room for career development or mentorship when editors, often operating under page-view or production quotas of their own, are disconnected from their labor force.
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Google also announced plans to provide more than $3 million in equity-free funding, mentorship and working space access to more than 60 African start-ups over three years.
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The Austin-based entrepreneur began with an informal mentorship from R.L. Blair in Manchaca, Texas, and after honing her skill, began competing on the state, national, and worldwide levels.
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Female physicians, including residents and attendings, need this type of emotional support, as well as mentorship guidance about how to apply for and achieve leadership roles in their specialities.
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The name Harper Wilde is a portmanteau of Harper Lee and Laura Ingalls Wilder, and each purchase helps support girls' education and mentorship via a donation to Girls, Inc.
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What I try to tell them is to build a foundation for your career by taking advantage of companies that offer extensive training and mentorship programs, but don't wait.
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I reflected not only on his mentorship, but also on how often I've tapped into that knowledge and how much of a positive impact it's had on my work.
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At the time, Pop-Pop was a graduate student at Iowa State University under the mentorship of Dr. Henry Gilman, a white chemist who actively recruited African-American students.
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By investing in transgender directors through mentorship and a $10,000 grant, the fellowship shows a commitment to making sure their stories are told and crafted on their own terms.
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"Regardless of where and how you were born, with the right support, education, love, mentorship — kids starting with zero, let's say, in poverty — can become extremely successful," he said.
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The nonprofit organization Las Fotos Project will present its mentorship program "Esta Soy Yo," featuring self-portraits by young women and girls from working-class communities across Los Angeles.
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Business Insider has compiled our best articles on gender and success, including a guide to getting a raise if you're underpaid and a guide to finding mentorship at work.
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If you believe, for whatever reason, that this would just be a waste of your time, then you should make it clear that this particular mentorship has essentially ended.
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The lawsuit alleges that rather than mentorship, students are subjected to invasive monitoring, drug testing, and interviews that often take place during school hours, forcing students to miss class.
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Experts point to several paths that can improve parity in the hiring and promotion process, including greater access to mentorship and sponsorship, as well as limiting gendered performance bias.
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Curiel agreed that Makaeff can still try to seek damages in the case, like other class members who paid as much as $35,000 for seminars and a mentorship program.
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In lieu of gifts, they asked guests to donate to the Nora Magid Mentorship Prize, which they founded in 2004, along with other graduates of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Jenny Blake, career coach, co-founder of Google's mentorship program and author of the career guide "Pivot: The Only Move that Matters is Your Next One, " has some advice.
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New spending could be used to turn teaching into more of a full-time profession, where great teachers are compensated for taking on leadership roles, designing curricula, and mentorship.
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The other bill, passed 380-3, would require NASA to develop a plan for facilitating mentorship programs between established scientists and female K-12 students interested in science fields.
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The mentorship model is not new — Cárdenas was first elected to the California assembly in 22019 with help from a state senator and a speaker of the state house.
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She added that among its changes, the company so far has implemented mentorship programs, created hiring rubrics to be more fair and made changes to its performance management system.
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It is for this reason that the academy runs a mentorship program that engages medical students of color in the hope of creating an ethnically diverse cohort of dermatologists.
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In his second year of the MBA program, Agarwal also serves as a "Peer Mentor" (a mentorship role where second-year MBAs get to work with first-year MBAs).
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John McCain on Sunday, saying that she's going to "miss the fact that he was so much fun," as well as his humor and his mentorship in the Senate.
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Known as Barayamal, the mini-accelerator will run for four weeks offering mentorship, networking and training, but he hopes to begin a full 12-week program from mid-2017.
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Instead, he often told us that the best way to thank him was to pay forward the gift of mentorship to our own students now and in the future.
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Our faculty provide students with mentorship and expertise, as displayed by our 1,000+ alumni now working in museums, as artists, high-profile designers and performers all over the world.
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Winning the $400,000 prize and a year of mentorship from some of the industry's biggest names has the power to change the trajectory of a brand, or even create one.
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But if you really want to help, and Africa needs help, like some guidance and mentorship from a Barack Obama to leaders that are there now would be very helpful.
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Tran plans a mentorship program for Yass and says monthly membership dues will be on a sliding scale, as low as $50 for students and those in lower-earning industries.
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The best idea in each country will get "support and mentorship" from investors from EQT Ventures, and Atomico, the venture capital firm run by the founder of Skype, Niklas Zennström.
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Waithe said it speaks to the fact the industry is progressing — but added that there's still a long way to go, and mentorship is a big part of that evolution.
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The company has more than 400 project reviewers and graders employed around the world ready to evaluate a students' coursework and provide guidance or mentorship more or less on-demand.
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Guided by the mentorship of a diverse and distinguished faculty, VCUarts students explore traditional and modern lens-based technology and processes while immersed in a broad spectrum of contemporary art.
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It also suggested that a mentorship program be set up, assigning experienced commanding officers to help sailors develop leadership skills and focus on seamanship, navigation, team building and operational safety.
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The Definitive Guide to Business As a former career coach at Google and co-founder of the company's career mentorship program, Jenny Blake knows what makes for a successful career.
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Winning the $2126,229 prize and a year of mentorship from some of the industry's biggest names has the power to change the trajectory of a brand, or even create one.
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As a part of her tenure, she has launched the Women240Climate mentorship program in her city, with ten young women paired with ten experienced female mentors, including the mayor herself.
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The brand is also using the video to kick off the application process for HERlead Fellowship, which features mentorship and leadership training to inspire the next generation of female leaders.
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All the selected companies have to move to New Delhi, India, for a three-month intensive program where they get access to mentorship and hands-on sessions with blockchain experts.
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We at the Global Entrepreneurship Network also saw a growing demand from entrepreneurs seeking support through mentorship, capital assistance, legal advice and more to ensure the sustainability of their ventures.
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