The 2024 Spring Mentor Training at Rock the Street Wall Street aims to empower female financial professionals to mentor over 1,000 girls in 60 high schools across three countries, providing knowledge and confidence to navigate the financial industry. The training introduces mentors to key topics like networking, elevator pitches, and follow-up strategies to build lasting connections with students, emphasizing the importance of ongoing mentorship beyond the program sessions.

Rock the Street Wall Street's 2024 mentorship spring training, led by Ashley Leftwich, aims to empower female financial professionals by providing knowledge and confidence to navigate the financial industry. The program serves over 1,000 girls in 60 high schools across 30 cities in three countries, fostering growth and success.

Emily Holm, the Student Learning and Alumni Development Manager at Rock the Street Wall Street, introduces the Mentor Handbook and discusses the topics covered during the spring mentorship sessions. The handbook provides essential information on the program, resources, and logistics for mentors and proteges.

The chapter introduces the mentor to their Protege and covers the importance of networking. It outlines the structure of session pages, including main topics, agenda, and time management tips.

The chapter focuses on guiding mentors through activities like registering proteges, engaging in icebreaker exercises, introducing networking concepts, and crafting elevator pitches to help proteges build their professional network and career skills.

Engaging Networking Activities and Follow-up Strategies