The Center for Mentoring Excellence has always been run by women passionate about mentoring. But did you know that CME is a family business? The third part of the WeMentor podcast mini-series features Dr. Lois Zachary and Lisa Fain. They discuss what worked for them in passing the baton from mother to daughter, and how mentoring played a role in their successful transfer.
In our last post, we introduced you to one half of the mother-daughter duo of Center for Mentoring Excellence, Dr. Lois Zachary. Today, check out the second part of the three-part series from WeMentor to learn more about Dr. Zachary’s daughter and CME’s CEO, Lisa Fain.
To honor National Mentoring Day (10/27) and International Mentoring Day (10/29), the podcast WeMentor, hosted a three-part mini-series featuring the Center for Mentoring Excellence.
Check out part one of the series, where the founder of Center of Mentoring Excellence, Dr. Lois Zachary, discusses how she became an author, Ph.D. graduate, and entrepreneurial leader.
In a previous blog, we talked about learning together and some different (and fun) resources you and your mentoring partner can check out together. In this short video, CEO of CME, Lisa Fain, discusses why doing activities like learning together can strengthen not only learning, but your relationship with your mentoring partner.
I’m a bit of an introvert, and by a bit, I mean when I’m at a party, you’ll find me in a corner hanging out with the dogs. So when I think about a mentoring relationship, the hardest part is starting the relationship. Who do I ask? How do I ask? In this NPR Lifekit episode, Lisa Fain, CEO of Center for Mentoring Excellence, discusses finding the right mentor and how to ask them to be your mentor.
