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Cross-Mentoring Programme (the Netherlands)

Netherlands · National · See the Netherlands profile

Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Top 59% 59/100 · Ask Evidence Copilot about this practice

The 1-year Cross Mentoring Programme, organized by Talent naar de Top, brings together 150 pairs of mentees and mentors from over 50 companies, focusing on enhancing gender and cultural diversity in leadership. Participants are matched based on their profiles and personal develop

150
Mentor-mentee pairs per programme year
50+
Participating companies
1 year
Programme duration
4 to 6
Structured mentoring conversations per participant
Cross-Mentoring Programme (the Netherlands)

Details

Maturity
Established
Promoter
Talent naar the top — website
Power domain
Economic Power
Methods / tools
Competence development, Networking
Keywords
mentoring, multicultural mentoring, diversity management education, women mentorship

Context

Organised by Talent naar de Top in the Netherlands, the 1-year Cross Mentoring Programme brings together 150 pairs of mentees and mentors from over 50 companies, focusing on enhancing gender and cultural diversity in leadership; since 2018, cultural diversity has been fully integrated into the programme's focus.

Objectives

The programme aims to foster the professional development of mentees while building the mentoring and inclusive-leadership skills of mentors, and to broaden participation to include underrepresented groups facing unique workplace challenges.

Activities

Participants are matched based on their profiles and development goals. The programme includes a plenary kick-off meeting, 4 to 6 structured mentoring conversations supported by guiding principles and preparatory workshops, group meetings with inspiring workshops, intervision sessions and networking events, and a final group meeting that includes the Most Remarkable Mentor Prize.

Conclusions

No outcome evaluation or comparison data is cited; the record describes programme structure and participation scale rather than measured impact on participants' careers.

Implementation

Implementation detail (cost, timeline, staffing, conditions for success) is not yet available for this practice.

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