Mentor Program
Business Link’s Mentor Program is a free mentorship program in Alberta designed to match the next generation of business owners with experienced entrepreneurs. The program fosters a nurturing and supportive relationship where mentors offer their insights and experience to guide and inspire new business owners.
Find a Mentor
Are you a new entrepreneur in Alberta seeking valuable connections and guidance for your business? Starting your own business can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Business Link will pair you with an experienced entrepreneur whose expertise aligns with your business needs and aspirations.
Mentee Eligibility
How it Works
Business Link will connect you with a seasoned entrepreneur who has the expertise to meet your specific business needs and goals.
Once you have completed the Business Launch Program you will be matched with a mentor that can support you on the next steps of your new business journey.
We will identify a mentor that can help you with your current needs and future goals.
Become a Mentor
Are you an experienced Alberta entrepreneur looking to give back? Become a mentor and develop your leadership skills while sharing your insights and experience to inspire new business owners.
Frequently Asked Questions
Participating in our Mentor Program offers several advantages:
- Receive guidance and insights from experienced entrepreneurs.
- Develop leadership and business skills through real-world experiences.
- Gain valuable connections and networking opportunities.
- Enhance your business strategy with expert advice tailored to your needs.
Business Link provides a variety of resources for both mentors and mentees to support their journey. These include:
- Access to exclusive webinars and events.
- Resource materials and guidebooks on business topics.
- Ongoing support from Program Coordinators.
- Networking opportunities with other program participants.
After completing the Mentor Program, participants have several options to continue their development. They can formalize the relationship by setting up regular meetings, maintain an informal or ad-hoc connection, or stay involved with the program by accessing ongoing resources and events.
Mentees can also transition into the Peerpreneur Program and eventually become mentors themselves, giving back to the next generation of entrepreneurs.
