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Mentoring Entrepreneurs
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Brian Doyle and N. Vincent O Neill
Oak Tree Press
1-86076-230-1 : Hardback
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Publication Date : (2001 Jan)

Related Titles : Starting a Business in Britain; Starting a Business in Ireland

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This book was written, not only for those who propose to set up a Mentor Programme, but probably more importantly, to be of assistance to those who propose to act as mentors and also those who wish to benefit from the guidance of a mentor.

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The purpose of mentoring is to share wisdom gained from experience and learning. Mentoring entrepreneurs is different from mentoring junior employees in a business, which is more in the nature of counselling or coaching.

This book provides
A list of characteristics possessed by the ideal mentor
A survey of many of the likely attitudes of mentorees
An overview of the interplay of mentor and mentoree
Examples of two possible assignment meetings written in conversational form, based on the experiences of the authors
A suggested organisational structure of a mentor programme
Notes on the selection and training of mentors
Guidance on the assessment of a mentoring assignment
A Code of Conduct

Author Biography

Brian Doyle is founding Director and Executive Chairman of The Mentor Programme Ltd. He was responsible for the introduction and development of the Enterprise Ireland Mentor Programme and served as its Chief Executive.
N. Vincent O'Neill is Managing Director of Financial Controllers Ireland Ltd and is a Director of a number of private companies. He has mentored over 100 enterprises, including manufacturing and service businesses, artistic societies and charitable institutions.

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