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DBA's Mentoring Programme Open for Applications
No matter what challenges or opportunities lie ahead, having a mentor by your side could make all the difference.
The DBA’s Twenty/Twenty Mentoring programme pairs rising design leaders with some of the industry’s most respected pioneers for a transformative, 12-month, one-on-one mentoring journey. This is a rare opportunity to work directly with those who’ve walked the path you’re on, to refine your strengths, and to tackle areas where you want to grow.
With hundreds of successful mentor-mentee matches in the 13 years since its launch, this is the most established and impactful mentoring programme in the design industry. Carefully matched with the very best in the industry, you’ll gain a confidant who can offer invaluable, industry-specific insights and push the boundaries of your thinking, taking you from good to great.
It’s a life-changing experience that has helped many design leaders unlock new levels of success.
Mentees: Step up your success with a mentor
You’ll be paired with a carefully matched mentor who will understand your specific journey and is uniquely positioned to guide you. Whether you’re focused on new responsibilities, succession planning, strategic growth, or something entirely different, your mentor is an expert sounding board who will give you fresh, external perspectives to help you see the bigger picture and push yourself, your team and your business to new heights.
Mentors: Give back and shape the future
As an accomplished design leader, you’re in a unique position to share your expertise and guide the next generation of leaders. By becoming a mentor, you’ll be supporting the next wave of design leaders to reach their full potential. Your insights and experience will empower them to navigate the complexities of leadership and drive real, lasting change in their organisations and the industry as a whole.
Application Deadline: Thursday, 29 November
More Information: dba.org.uk/events-training/mentoring
Last updated: 19/11/24