What are some things you all are doing to get more leader participation as mentors within your mentorship program?

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HR Manager in Healthcare and Biotech4 months ago

We have an inclusion goal on our yearly performance review and being a mentor is one of the ways to achieve the goal. 

HR Manager4 months ago

getting a few people to be champions of it.... for instance our CHRO is a mentor and talks about his experience often.

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