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Mentorship Programs

Pairing emerging founders with people who have already walked the path.

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01 — The approach

Practical, specific, and measurable.

Every founder hits the parts that get hard — and the difference between quitting and continuing is often one person who has been there before. Our mentorship program is structured 1:1 matching, not a directory dump: deliberate pairings, onboarding so the first session isn't wasted, and honest tracking of whether it's working.

What that looks like
Structured 1:1 matching, not a directory dump
Mentor onboarding so the first session isn't wasted
An hour a month — a commitment anyone who's built a business can make
Open to mentors anywhere; founders start local
02 — The pillars

What the program is built on

01

Individualized growth plans

Every match starts with where the founder actually is — not a generic curriculum, but the two or three things standing between them and their next milestone.

02

Evidence-informed methods

We borrow from what the research says works in mentorship — consistency, specificity, psychological safety — and skip what doesn't.

03

Collaborative learning

Cohort sessions alongside 1:1 mentorship, because founders learn as much from peers three steps ahead as from mentors three miles ahead.

04

Operator-to-operator focus

Mentors can participate from anywhere while matches remain grounded in the founder's actual stage, market, and operating challenge.

03 — Two ways in

Find a mentor. Or be one.

Founders: apply below to tell us what you are building and where an experienced perspective would help most.

Mentors: if you've built a business before and have an hour a month, you have something worth passing on. Tell us where you can help — we onboard every mentor so the first session counts.

Founders — get matched
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A gift of $100 supports practical education, mentorship, research, and program delivery.

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