EPISODE · Nov 22, 2020 · 1H 1M

Being the Dot: Mentoring

from Being the Dot: Blacks Thriving in White Spaces · host beingthedot

Attorney Susan Simms Marsh shares her journey of mentoring over her 30 year career. She discusses the benefits of mentoring, how to find a mentor, along with the challenges & joys of being an effective mentor. In addition, a current mentee of Attorney Simms Marsh, Attorney Kathy Waters, shares the role of mentoring in her success.

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