Why Good Mentorship Matters

Colin Pascal
Feb 3, 2025
1 min read

Updated: Jul 23

Access to strong professional networks and mentorship, more than training alone, often makes the decisive difference in an aspiring leader's career, and this access remains unevenly distributed. Established leaders have a responsibility to take the initiative in reaching out to mentor others, since good mentorship tends to create a virtuous cycle where mentees become mentors themselves.

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