Help a small business grow with the experience you already have
Marketing, finance, operations, sales, whatever you're good at, an entrepreneur out there needs it. You choose who you help and how often. Most mentors give one to two hours a month, and get free certifications and a global network in return.
83%
businesses survive when someone experienced is advising them.
As many jobs created by the businesses you advise, compared to the ones going it alone.
2x
Of the entrepreneurs here have no other source of business advice. If you don't answer, nobody does.
66%
Yes, you get something out of this too
Sharpen the skills your day job doesn't stretch. Advising someone else's business is the fastest judgment training there is.
Get certified, free. Mentor Masterclass, Climate Resilience, and AI for Small Business.
Get known for it. Mentor spotlights, our LinkedIn community, and 10 to 20 mentors a year invited onto the advisory board.
How does it work?
Build your profile
Tell entrepreneurs what you've done, what you're good at, and who you want to help.
Choose who you help
Browse entrepreneurs asking for advice in your field. You pick them.
Start the conversation
Message them, set up a call, go at whatever pace works. Network with others.
Your experience travels further than you do
Since 2008, Micromentor has connected volunteer mentors with entrepreneurs across 26 countries. You might advise a food vendor in Lima on Monday and a solar installer in Nairobi on Thursday, from your desk, in whatever hours you have.
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