Revising the Starving Artist Cliche

A local Portland design boutique recommended that Noel Javier and Brooks Fuentes join MicroMentor, and they promptly signed up to find a mentor to help them navigate the challenges of starting a new company.

The Knitty-Gritty

Rose Sabel-Dodge came to MicroMentor to get help with starting a new fiber arts, crafts and Waldorf school supply store in Portland, Oregon and was matched with a retail entrepreneur from Maryland.

Becoming a Mentor

Erika Hovland has never owned her own business, but she does have more than 10 years of experience working in the marketing profession. And Erika knows, from personal experience, how beneficial it can be to have a mentor.