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The World of Mentorship
“If I can change anything about my entrepreneurial journey, it would be accessing mentors earlier in my life. Welcome to Amali Mentorship Network, where I hope to give mentees access to an important step in their business journey.”
– Rasha Oudeh, Amali Mentorship Network Founder

The Power of Mentorship

To create successful businesses which have an impact on the life of entrepreneurs, in particular women. This in turn will help their families to flourish, their communities to prosper and the economy in their countries to grow.

Amali Mentorship Network is here as a connector, supporter and guide so that mentors and mentees can come together for a better entrepreneurial experience.

92% of small businesses agree mentors have a direct impact on growth and the survival of their business.

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Did you ever wish you had a mentor when you first started your business?

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Do you want to volunteer your time and share your experience with others?

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Do you want to mentor others as you have been mentored?

BECOME A MENTOR

BENEFITS
  1. Develop leadership skills
  2. Develop listening skills
  3. Increase self-awareness
  4. Increase self-confidence
  5. Learn new and different perspectives
  6. Grow a personal network
  7. Give back

Most small businesses agree that mentors are vital to success as the early years of any business are considered a make-or-break period.

BECOME A MENTEE

BENEFITS
  1. Learn from others’ experience
  2. Develop communication skills
  3. Increase self-awareness
  4. Increase self-confidence
  5. Gain new perspectives
  6. Grow a network
  7. Have support from someone

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Do you want support and guidance in your entrepreneurship journey?

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Do you want to have a trusted business confidante?

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Do you want to make fewer mistakes in your entrepreneurship journey?

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Rasha Oudeh’s Executive MBA Journey at Frankfurt School

From meeting rooms to classrooms When I enrolled for the Executive MBA at Frankfurt School in 2018, I faced a storm of questions about the feasibility of investing in this type of academic study. People seek to get higher university degrees to further their career or to become entrepreneurs, but I was already almost at the top…

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