Out For Business LGBTQ2 Youth Entrepreneur Program - Call for Mentors
Do you have a passion for entrepreneurship?  Are you looking to support young LGBTQ2 entrepreneurs as they start or grow their own business?  Do you identify as LGBTQ2?  If so, the Canadian Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (CGLCC) needs your help.

The CGLCC's “Out For Business Program” is an initiative specifically for LGBTQ2 youth interested in entrepreneurship.  This year-long program enables LGBTQ2 young entrepreneurs (aged 18-39) to grow confidence and competence in building a successful business  through knowledge transfer, increasing resiliency and social capital (connectedness), skill development, and strategic networking opportunities facilitated within a supportive LGBTQ community environment.

We are now accepting applications from LGBTQ2 entrepreneurs and business leaders interested in becoming a mentor for a young business owner.  If you are interested in this exciting opportunity, please complete this form by February 28, 2019.

For more information on the program, visit www.cglcc.ca/youth-application
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Email *
Antoine E *
Last Name *
City/Town *
Phone Number *
Tell Us About Yourself
Why do you wish to participate in this program as a mentor? *
What are 5 characteristics that you feel you possess and will contribute to the success of your mentoring relationship? *
What expectations would you have of your mentee? *
What experience do you have with mentoring relationships – either as a mentor or a mentee, or both? *
How will you personally measure the success of your relationship? *
Are you willing to take extensive measures to help ensure regularly scheduled one-on-one meetings with your mentee? *
Please provide a short overview of your business background and experience: *
Do you agree to the requirements for participation as laid out below? *
Requirements for Participation
To participate in the program, you must:
• Participate in a full day orientation session (date to be confirmed)
• Be a member of the LGBTQ2 community and be willing to be identified as LGBTQ2 and publicized
• Have business experience, preferably in running a small business/enterprise or holding a senior role in a corporate business environment
• Agree to complete a MENTOR Profile Form
• Be prepared to commit for a 12-month period
• Ensure commitments of the Mentoring Agreement are fulfilled
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