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Why Consider Business Mentoring?

A business mentor provides a fresh perspective and can help a business owner take a step back and see ‘the bigger picture’. They can assist in identifying strengths, weaknesses and opportunities for growth that may have been missed by managers too close to the business ... and the benefits don’t stop here!

Our Mentors

With an unrivalled resource of over 1,900 business mentors nationwide, we can match you with a mentor who has the skills and knowledge specific to your business circumstances. We have assisted over 65,000 businesses since 1991. Our mentors are proven successful business people from a diverse range of fields.

Pacific Business Mentoring Programme

Visit the Pacific Business Mentoring Programme website to find out how our Business Mentors assist Pacific Island nations.

Success Stories

Maximising Advantages for an Expanding Enterprise

Standing out from the crowd is exactly what Jon Randles and the team at MOSH are all about.

Tanya Gray - Recruit NZ

Tanya Gray established SME recruitment specialist service Recruit NZ Limited in 2008. Very early on Tanya knew that she would need a business mentor if Recruit NZ was to develop the way she wanted.

Nik Payne and Sarah Delany of Mount Deluxe, a boutique Auckland design agency, are evangelists for business mentoring.

The couple, who have been together for 15 years, both qualified with visual communications degrees after meeting at design school in Wellington.

Business Mentoring A Paradox Paying Dividends

Voluntary business mentoring is one of those paradoxical things that in some ways shouldn’t work.

Hobby and experience grew into a full time business

For Milo and Kimberley of Nelson Charters, having a mentor on hand has made a huge difference in the development of their business.

Right from the beginning

Both Trevor Norling and Tina Nair were taking a step into the unknown when they purchased The Chip Shop in 2005. It was the first time either of them had fully owned a business and neither of them had any experience when it came to running a fish and chip shop.

However, over the years, they have gone from strength to strength.