Mentors play a key role in enhancing the learning journey of the Fellows. The mentor is a dedicated guide and confidante and has a deep interest and investment in the Fellow’s wellbeing. Each Fellow is assigned to a Mentor throughout the Fellowship and regular mentor-mentee meetings are scheduled over the 9 months. This mentorship provides personalized support to each Fellow during the program and also helps explore their medium & long-term career and aspirations.
MMFP boasts a rich pool of 15 Mentors from diverse professional fields that hold decades of experience and key leadership positions. Each mentor is connected to the Development Sector in his/her capacity and has worked with youth. Background of our mentors includes: Education Space, Medical, Social Work, NGO Management, Mental Health, Youth Advocacy, Gender Studies, Entrepreneurship, IT, Supply Chain & Journalism.
Entrepreneur; Venture Capitalist; Ethical Investments; Development Sector Specialist; Management Consultant
Trustee and Director of Instruction, Oasis International School
Psychologist | Family & Couples Therapy Practitioner | Development Sector | NGO Management
Director at TEQZO RETAIL PRODUCTS PRIVATE LIMITED
Director at TEQZO RETAIL PRODUCTS PRIVATE LIMITED
Member at Azim Premji Foundation
Associate Lead: Sahayana, Fundraising Convenor
Founder & Director at InteGRAL: Intersectional Gender Research Advocacy and Learning (She/ her/ hers)
Social Worker at Baduku-Center for livelihoods learning
Gender and Development I Impact l MEL
Early Childhood Education
PhD Scholar at University of Pennsylvania
Entrepreneur; Venture Capitalist; Ethical Investments; Development Sector Specialist; Management Consultant
Trustee and Director of Instruction, Oasis International School
Psychologist | Family & Couples Therapy Practitioner | Development Sector | NGO Management
Director at TEQZO RETAIL PRODUCTS PRIVATE LIMITED
Member at Azim Premji Foundation
Associate Lead: Sahayana, Fundraising Convenor
Founder & Director at InteGRAL: Intersectional Gender Research Advocacy and Learning (She/ her/ hers)
Social Worker at Baduku-Center for livelihoods learning
Gender and Development I Impact l MEL
Early Childhood Education
PhD Scholar at University of Pennsylvania