In this chapter, targeted mentorship is presented as a powerful catalyst that offers student founders the strategic guidance and socio-emotional support they need to launch a business. Based on a field case study, guidelines for designing high-impact mentoring programs are outlined. These guidelines also cover digital and hybrid models aimed at deepening mentor–mentee connections and extending the deployment of entrepreneurship programs in remote areas.
Collaborative strategies for student entrepreneurship. From Mentoring to Venture Building
Belingheri, PaolaMembro del Collaboration Group
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2025-01-01
Abstract
In this chapter, targeted mentorship is presented as a powerful catalyst that offers student founders the strategic guidance and socio-emotional support they need to launch a business. Based on a field case study, guidelines for designing high-impact mentoring programs are outlined. These guidelines also cover digital and hybrid models aimed at deepening mentor–mentee connections and extending the deployment of entrepreneurship programs in remote areas.File in questo prodotto:
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