Posted on May 3, 2016
Mentorship Opportunities for Female Reserve Veterans
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A Call to Action. "A new partnership was signed into effect between the Army Reserve’s Private Public Partnership Office (P3O) and American Corporate Partners’ (ACP) Women’s Veteran Mentoring Program, March 21, at the Pentagon. The objective of this partnership recognized unique challenges military women face during their transition by providing targeted assistance through the new Women’s Veteran Mentoring Program."
Mentorship Opportunities for Female Reserve Veterans
Posted from usar.army.mil
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Posted 8 y ago
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I've been a mentor with my civilian employer through the ACP program for a while now. It has actually been a pretty good experience. It is a good program for most. I have had 1 mentee before that I asked to get reassigned though because of difficulties. The other 3 vets I have helped have done pretty well for themselves and enjoyed the program. 2 of my mentees have been females and 1 has been a male. I definitely recommend people participate in the program both transitioning veterans and also some of us reservists or vets who have successful civilian careers and want to pass that along to the transitioning vets.
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Another great program for women veterans, service members, or dependents looking at starting a business or are existing entrepreneurs is V-WISE. They accept 200 participants each session and is zero cost for participating.
http://vets.syr.edu/education/v-wise/
http://vets.syr.edu/education/v-wise/
Veteran Women Igniting the Spirit of Entrepreneurship(V-WISE), offered in cooperation with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), provides the tools women veterans, active duty and female family members need to become successful entrepreneurs. V-WISE enables women veterans to find their passion and learn business-savvy skills to turn ideas or businesses into growth ventures. A three-phase program, V-WISE is offered to 200 participants...
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