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Jun 30, 2017 14 min

UpNext — Mentoring Millennials With David Neff

from UpNext at The Stream Hosted by Gabrielle Bosché

Mentoring develops the next generation of leaders, so why aren’t more people doing it? On this episode of UpNext, David Neff, president and CEO of Edge Mentoring, shares the easy way to start a mentoring relationship and the best lessons he’s learned from his mentors. Listen in as David and Gabrielle discuss: - How to find a dream mentor and be a good mentee - How to have a design mindset instead of a default mindset - How mentorship can lead to greater success For more on David or to apply to become a mentor or a mentee, visit EdgeMentoring.org.

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