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To celebrate the holiday season this year, we have made a donation to Canada 2067 (presented by Let’s Talk Science) on behalf of all our valued customers. Canada 2067 is a national initiative to shape the future of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) learning for students across Canada. Using

Studies show that an effective mentoring program can propel employee engagement and productivity, yet many organizations struggle with knowing where to start. This webinar will help. Watch the webinar recording by clicking here to learn: Why mentorship programs are critical to your organization’s success in changing times How to create

Much like any other type of relationship, from professional partnerships to high school romances, there will be times when a relationship between a mentor and mentee must come to a close. And, much like any other type of relationship, those endings have the potential to be messy or hurtful if

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Charity Village article written by Andy Levy-Ajzenkopf with quotes from MentorCity’s president Shawn Mintz and one of our partners TalentC’s president Doug Lawrence. Copyright: citalliance”>https://www.123rf.com/profile_citalliance’>citalliance / 123RF Stock Photo Media: Media Download

Finding a mentor or a mentee is easy on the MentorCity platform. We’ve created this quick step-by-step guide to walk you through the process. 1) Conduct a search based on the criteria that are important to you, such as specialized skills/development areas, industries, job functions, languages and/or meeting cities. Tip:

For graduating students, the next step is often a difficult one. Where to find a job? How to find a job? How to apply the skills and knowledge learned in the classroom to a professional role? These are all common concerns that the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) wanted

It can feel awkward to turn someone down. Whether it’s a simple invitation to join a friend for coffee, a first-date request on a dating site or a mentoring request on our MentorCity platform, saying ‘thanks, but no thanks,’ can be difficult for many people to do. But saying yes

Michelle Wright has been a pipeliner for more than 20 years. She has worked in a variety of roles and has a vast amount of knowledge and experience that she often shares with her younger colleagues at Access Pipeline. When she learned about CEPA Foundation’s Mentoring Program, she didn’t think