Recording: Creating transformational mentoring relationships

Webinar: Creating transformational mentoring relationships for mentees, mentors and their workplaces – an interview with Lisa Fain

There are some people that are seemingly gifted with natural mentoring abilities however there is an underlying ‘art of mentoring’ that is not an easily obtained capability and is likely a skill that the best mentors are aware that they are ever evolving and mastering.

In different contexts for example their style or approach must shift or adapt to the environment which the best mentors can identify as a relationship becomes further established, moving into new phases of the relationship.

Alex Richardson, Art of Mentoring’s CEO, interviews Centre for Mentoring Excellence CEO and leadership expert Lisa Fain on her new book, co-authored with her mother, mentoring expert Dr. Lois Zachary.  Lisa is a global speaker, and an expert in the intersection of cultural competency and mentoring. Her passion for diversity and inclusion fuels her strong conviction, that leveraging differences creates a better workplace and drives better business results.

The Mentor’s Guide: Facilitating Effective Learning Relationships, Third Edition, is a comprehensive resource to help businesses and organizations fulfil their needs by using mentoring to promote growth and development, accelerate learning, fast-track leadership, improve retention, elevate morale, strengthen recruitment, and promote diversity. This rich, practical, and actionable guide is designed for leaders, managers, and educators in educational, non-profit, corporate, and government sectors.

What would your life or career have been like without the mentors that helped guide you? Or conversely what would it have been like if you had great mentors in your corner?

Join us for an info-packed interview with Lisa and help the ripple effect of effective mentoring spread far and wide.

Alex and Lisa explore:

  • Where mentoring comes from and how it exists in our daily lives already?
  • What makes mentors effective and how much do they need to know to get started?
  • Discussion on some of the techniques outlined in the book and the phases of the mentoring lifecycle
  • Why mentoring impacts diversity goals, wellbeing, employee engagement and other common workplace issues
  • The opportunity for mentoring done well at a program level – what’s the impact of quality mentoring beyond the mentor and mentee individually?

Presented by:
Alex Richardson, CEO and Founder, Art of Mentoring
Lisa Fain, CEO, Center for Mentoring Excellence

 

Read Art of Mentoring’s Founder, Melissa Richardson’s review of The Mentor’s Guide

THE RIPPLE EFFECT

A guide to unleashing the hidden value in your organisation through high impact strategic mentoring programs.

Most human beings and organisations have one thing in common – they both want to do better. But it’s hard for one to achieve without the other. When you can harness both you can achieve great things.

Unfortunately, most organisational structures are hierarchical, which may aid efficiency but not necessarily “real” human interaction.

Solving the human equation is the cornerstone of great culture and the larger and more diverse the workforce, the more challenging it becomes, even before we factor in things like location, technology and pay rates.

Well designed and managed mentoring programs can have a dramatic impact on workplace culture and people engagement. A strategic mentoring program transcends hierarchy, creating relationships and interactions to build individual and hence organisational value.

In this guide we present you with proven practical insights on how to design, build, implement and automate a high influence mentoring program and create your own ripple effect.

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