Become a Mentor And Help Small Businesses Worldwide

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What you know about finances, marketing, logistics or others, could be the difference between survival and failure for small business owners worldwide.

Volunteer online as a business mentor on MicroMentor.org and connect with an entrepreneur to help them tackle their trade challenges with your guidance.

This volunteer opportunity is extremely flexible - you set the schedule and the expectations with your mentee. The MicroMentor platform provides you with a worldwide network of options and guidance on your journey as a mentor.

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Whatever your background and expertise are, you can be sure there’s an entrepreneur who could benefit from your lived experience and advice to advance their business’s evolution.

Allow your business skills to make a better world by helping a small business owner today.

Join at: www.micromentor.org
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"It gives me the confidence to take risks that I wouldn’t have taken before because I didn’t have the guidance or knowledge, as well as being able to receive helpful feedback for future plans."- Iris Garland, Bahamas. Entrepreneur on MicroMentor

WHY DO PEOPLE VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME AS BUSINESS MENTORS?

• Give Back: Our 2020 Impact Report illustrates the impact mentors had on small business owners in one of the most turbulent years of recent history. We reached 32,000 entrepreneurs last year, with more than $9 million in pro bono mentoring hours.
• Business Legitimacy: Few opportunities offer the convenience of MicroMentor to kick-start your mentoring journey under a "safe space". Mentors can then use these skills to further their professional development.
• Develop your skills: Even though mentors come to the relationship with substantial business experience, they frequently develop their coaching and leadership skills by mentoring.
• Learn from entrepreneurs: Conversations with entrepreneurs expose mentors to new industries, challenges, experiences, and ideas. Our mentors frequently report that they feel like they get much more than they give.