The Many Faces of Mentoring: Mentoring Has Gone Virtual
by Caela Farren, Ph.D., MasteryWorks, Inc.

Mentoring takes many forms. Traditionally, we think of mentoring as a personal face-to-face relationship, such as when the world’s greatest symphony orchestra conductor, Serge Koussevitzky took Leonard Bernstein under his wing or when Columbia University Professor Ben Graham became Warren Buffet’s mentor in business school. Michael Jordan had his coach, Phil Jackson; Mother Teresa her teacher, Father Michael van der Peet, and so the list goes on.
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