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Who can participate?                                                    What does it cost?                                                        How are mentors chosen?                                                 Is the session confidential?                                             How do I differentiate mentor time and paid time?
What happens after the session?

How Do I Differentiate Mentor Time and Paid Time?

EF Clients need to be especially clear about what time they might ask from EF mentors after the session on a paid-basis and as an un-paid courtesy.

In many cases, mentors wish to continue their business involvement with the entrepreneur's company. They may do so in a casual mentoring relationship at no cost to the EF client. In other situations, EF clients may call an EF mentor for paid professional advice and assistance. Some mentors offer an hour or more of time at no charge followed by some number of future hours at a reduced rate. These arrangements are completely between each client and each mentor.

EF does not recommend or guarantee services or professional mentors to entrepreneurs. However, we do provide a list of corporate sponsors and volunteer mentors to interested entrepreneurs.

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