Mentors

Many successful entrepreneurs attribute their success to the impact of mentors, and we believe that it’s a crucial part of the journey. BSEEN works with a varied pool of voluntary mentors to support our start-ups to launch, develop and grow their businesses in the early stages.

Our mentors are matched with a suitable entrepreneur and offer a monthly mentoring session, providing an impartial sounding board and specific guidance.

Explore these pages to find out more about the mentoring scheme and why you should get involved.

How could you help?

Find out more about what’s involved and the benefits of becoming a BSEEN mentor.

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Who can be a mentor?

We’re looking for experienced entrepreneurial individuals – readmore details on who fits the bill.

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How do you get involved?

You’re keen to get started – here’s how you get going with the mentoring scheme.

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Apply to be a Mentor

Submit a short application now to become a BSEEN mentor.

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What is BSEEN?

BSEEN supports aspiring student and graduate entrepreneurs in Birmingham to stop dreaming and just start. Our 12 month programme supports you from idea to launch and beyond, through a comprehensive package of support; training bootcamp to cover all the start-up essentials, mentoring, networking opportunities and co-working space.

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BSEEN Mentors

Meet the mentors currently helping BSEEN entrepreneurs

Meet our mentors

Eugene Nizeyimana

Mentor

Gopi Patel

Mentor

Omran Al-Habbal

Mentor

Richard Evans

Mentor

Clare Vale

Mentor

John Dodge

Mentor

Belinda Kaur

Mentor

Chris Pyatt

Mentor

Clive Poole

Mentor

Dan Corcoran

Mentor

Eddie Stableford

Mentor

Nick Houghton

Mentor

Radhika Gudipati

Mentor

Sonu Bubna

Mentor

Mel Evans

Mentor

“Mentoring is largely about understanding your mentee and their ambitions, providing encouragement and passing on knowledge and experience and explaining a few dos and don’ts along the way. The enjoyment for me is seeing energetic young people make their way in the world and if I can make a small contribution to that, then that’s all the better”