Madison Business Mentoring (MBM)

Excited to announce our 2020-2021 Application is now open!

By filling out our brief application, you will be matched by our executive team to an alumnus in the field of your choice for a year-long mentoring relationship. This is a great opportunity to build your professional network and discover new and exciting career paths.

Applications are due September 25th at midnight.

Apply today!

Madison Business Mentoring 2020-21 Mentee Application Welcome to the 2020-2021 MBM Mentee Application! What is MBM? Madison Business Mentoring (MBM) is a student-run mentoring program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, affiliated with the Wisconsin School of Business. Each student is assigned a professional mentor that is a UW graduate currently w...

The 2018-19 Mentee application is live! Apply by Wednesday, September 26th to be matched for a year-long business mentoring relationship with a successful alum from the Wisconsin School of Business. By filling out the brief application, you will allow our executive team to identify an alumni mentor who will be best suited to your career interests and professional development needs.

Madison Business Mentoring Mentee Application Welcome to the 2018-2019 MBM Mentee Application! Please fill out the below by Wednesday, September 26th at 11:59pm to indicate your interest in participating. Any undergraduate UW-Madison student may apply, preferably students with an interest in business. If you are selected as a mentee, we expect....

Some of our Executive Board hard at work matching mentors and mentees! Stay tuned later this weekend for more information regarding who your match is.

Only a few more days to submit your MBM application for this year! The deadline is Wednesday September 27th at 11:59 PM. You can access the application via the link below. Thanks to everyone who already applied. Looking forward to another great year of mentoring!

Mentors: https://goo.gl/forms/XGAjdAYJf6MRlCYi2

Mentees: https://goo.gl/forms/7w6oZYavYn0gLznq1

Madison Business Mentoring Mentee Application Welcome to the 2017-2018 MBM Mentee Application! Please fill out the below by Wednesday, September 27th at 11:59pm to indicate your interest in participating. Any undergraduate UW-Madison student may apply, preferably students with an interest in business. If you are selected as a mentee, we expect…

The 2017-18 Mentee application is live! Apply by Wednesday, September 27th to be matched for a year-long business mentoring relationship with a successful alum from the Wisconsin School of Business. By filling out the brief application, you will allow our executive team to identify an alumni mentor who will be best suited to your career interests and professional development needs.

Madison Business Mentoring Mentee Application Welcome to the 2017-2018 MBM Mentee Application! Please fill out the below by Wednesday, September 27th at 11:59pm to indicate your interest in participating. Any undergraduate UW-Madison student may apply, preferably students with an interest in business. If you are selected as a mentee, we expect…

Why apply to become a mentee?
-Create a lasting career network
-Insider perspective on navigating a career path
-Development of key business skills and career success factors
-Ease the transition into professional life
-Guidance from the mentor’s collegiate experience
-Develop mentoring relationships in niche industries
-Identification of skill gaps before leaving school

The Application Process:
To apply to be a mentee, please complete our application below so our executive board can best understand your career interests, professional development needs, and post college plans. We also request that you send your resume to our email below. We will match you based on professional interests to create a meaningful and valuable experience for both you and your mentor.
Please email [email protected] or our president, Mikaela Lodahl at [email protected] with questions.

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November is National Novel Writing Month! While writing may not be your thing, NNWM is all about goal-setting and motivating ourselves. It's a good thing to learn how others are motivated to pursue their goals. Here are some topics you may wish to discuss with your mentor:

1) What short and long term goals did you set after graduating?
2) How did you pursue non-academic goals (i.e. career, personal, etc.) during undergrad?
3) What have you found most effective in motivating yourself to work on your goals?
4) What is the hardest goal you've ever accomplished?
5) Why is it important for you to set goals?

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Hi current mentees! Please don't forget to accept your invitation to the Madison Business Mentoring LinkedIn page! If you didn't receive your request via the email you provided in your application, please feel free to send us an email and we can be sure to add you. The LinkedIn page includes current and former mentees and mentors!