The PMINJ Mentors team met yesterday to identify ways to improve and expand the offerings of our Mentors program. In attendance were John Tse, VP of Professional Development, Nikhil Bhavsar, Director of Mentors, and several of our experienced mentors. Many good ideas were shared and discussed. Look for some of these to be implemented in the near future.
To learn more about the PMINJ Mentors program, visit the program’s webpage and watch the overview video: https://www.pminj.org/nj_mentorpgm.mr
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