Release – New York City

iMentor Names Scott Millstein Executive Director of iMentor NYC

Aug 08, 2022

Millstein has held leadership roles in a variety of public and nonprofit organizations over his two-decade-long career in public service, including as executive director at Coro New York Leadership Center.

Release – National

Mercy College Partners with iMentor to Improve College Access in New York City

Jun 21, 2022

The partnership will provide high-achieving high school students scholarships to attend Mercy College with limited-to-no debt.

Press – National

A Lack Of Workforce Diversity Is Hurting Us All. That’s Why We Are Building A Diverse Talent Pipeline In Chicago.

Forbes

Jun 02, 2022 By Nina Longino, Executive Director of iMentor Chicago

Despite bold proclamations and efforts to hire people of color, companies have struggled to diversify their staffs.

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Press – National

What You’ve Got Wrong About Mentoring

Forbes

May 31, 2022 By Kate Baldus, iMentor National Director of Program Education & Training

A mentor is not automatically the expert in the mentoring relationship.

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Press

Pedro And Tim: The Transfer Of Joy

Forbes

May 31, 2022 By Chelsea Vannucci and Shannon Romines Hames

A student and his mentor aim for the dream school.

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Release – National

15 KIPP Students Each Receive $60,000 Amplify Scholarship, with iMentor Support for Transition to College

May 02, 2022

Each Amplify Scholar will receive mentorship, professional development and $60,000 to cover a range of expenses not traditionally covered by college-based financial aid.

Press – Chicago

One Chicago Student’s Unexpected Path To Historically Black Colleges

Forbes

Apr 29, 2022 By Michelle Tsai

After his mentor connected him with alumni from different colleges, Desmond grew excited about college.

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Press – New York City

How To Engage Volunteers When Everyone Has Pandemic Fatigue

Forbes

Apr 13, 2022 By Krista Njapa

Fewer people are volunteering, but the need for volunteers is greater than ever.

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Press

But You Can’t Have Doug: A Mentoring Story

Forbes

Mar 31, 2022

When Jordan, a high school student in New York City, learned that he would be paired with a mentor as part of the iMentor program at his school, he was skeptical. But then he met his mentor, Doug.

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Release – New York City

iMentor Names Scott Millstein Executive Director of iMentor NYC

Release – National

Mercy College Partners with iMentor to Improve College Access in New York City

Press – National

A Lack Of Workforce Diversity Is Hurting Us All. That’s Why We Are Building A Diverse Talent Pipeline In Chicago.

Press – National

What You’ve Got Wrong About Mentoring

Press

Pedro And Tim: The Transfer Of Joy

Release – National

15 KIPP Students Each Receive $60,000 Amplify Scholarship, with iMentor Support for Transition to College

Press – Chicago

One Chicago Student’s Unexpected Path To Historically Black Colleges

Press – New York City

How To Engage Volunteers When Everyone Has Pandemic Fatigue

Press

But You Can’t Have Doug: A Mentoring Story