Applications now open for Future Faces Mentoring Working Group

Future Faces has announced it is seeking young professionals to join their Mentoring Working Group.

The Future Faces Mentoring Working Group plays a key role in shaping the Future Faces Mentoring Scheme. This is a chance for members to develop their leadership skills, connect with peers, and make a real impact on the personal and professional development of young professionals across the region.

The Future Faces Mentoring Scheme provides young professional members with the chance to develop their skills and business aspirations through one-to-one sessions with a mentor, held monthly over a six-month period - either online or in person. The scheme is set to enter its fourth year and has seen over 350 successful mentoring matches since its inception.

Applications for the mentoring scheme will open after the annual meeting on 10 April.

The Mentoring Working Group, led by Jasmine Caine, senior account director at Rewired PR and Future Faces executive committee member, is looking for enthusiastic Future Faces members who want to be involved in:

• Shaping the mentoring programme and creating a valuable experience for members.
• Engaging with the business community to connect mentors and mentees.
• Coordinating events and initiatives to support professional development.

Joining the Mentoring Working Group is a great way to make a meaningful contribution to the professional growth of others while enhancing your own leadership skills. It is also a great way to meet and work closely with some of the most passionate and driven young professionals in the region.

 You can apply to be in the Mentoring Working Group HERE. 

Jasmine Caine, head of the Future Faces Mentor Working Group, said: “As we continue to build on the success of the Future Faces mentoring programme, we’re looking for members to help match even more young professionals with mentors across the region. This is a fantastic opportunity to make a real difference for our members, while supporting the growth of our future leaders.”

Sophie Poduval-Morrell, manager of Future Faces, said: “Being a part of the Mentoring Working Group is a great way to get more involved in the network and support Future Faces and support the young professionals across Greater Birmingham. The scheme has impacted hundreds across the region, let's keep inspiring!”

If you have any questions, please reach out to Jasmine Caine, head of the Future Faces Mentoring Working Group, via LinkedIn, or contact Future Faces manager Sophie Poduval-Morrell at s.poduval-morrell@birmingham-chamber.com.