Manage HR Magazine | Wednesday, June 14, 2023
Engage Mentoring reveals C-Suite Exchange Forum for C-Level Executives to streamline their mentorship programs. The Forum presents convenient mentorship solutions to busy C-level executives.
FREMONT, CA: "We are thrilled to bring the C-Suite Exchange Forum to C-Level Executives across the country. We believe the C-Suite Exchange is a game changer for executives who value the ability to build their network with other executives," said Alison Martin, Founder and Managing Partner of Engage Mentoring. "Our program is designed to provide busy executives with the support and guidance they need to succeed in their roles. We believe that by combining group mentoring with personalized one-on-one sessions, we can create a truly unique and impactful program."
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Engage Mentoring reveals the national release of its C-Suite Exchange Forum. An exclusive mentoring program for busy C-Level Executives, the C-Suite Exchange Forum is designed to assist them with their career advancement. The program has two parts: group mentoring with peers and one-on-one mentoring sessions with business leaders. C-Level Executives can receive personalized mentoring on important topics while benefiting from their peers' collective wisdom. This innovative program provides executives with a confidential setting to participate in facilitated small group sessions combining mentoring and coaching. Additionally, participants can access a global database of mentors on leadership topics across various industries. The year-round program accelerates learning and development while requiring only 1-3 hours each month, unlike other mastermind groups requiring more time commitment.
Participants in the program can have one-on-one mentoring sessions with other executives, participate in group mentoring sessions on their chosen topics, and offer perspectives on selected topics to others in the program. Through this exchange of ideas, executives from many industries can build meaningful relationships.
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