Registration Now Open for Summer 2026 Protégés: Join the Mentorship Journey with interVivos!
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interVivos is excited to launch its Summer 2026 Mentorship Program on May 28, 2026. This program was created to elevate the voices, experiences and accomplishments of mentors of Asian descent, while celebrating the meaningful impact they continue to make in our communities. Registration is now open for protégés interested in joining this enriching mentorship experience.
Why This Program Matters: The Summer 2026 Mentorship Program shines a spotlight on the leadership, professional achievements, and diverse perspectives of mentors from Asian communities. Through meaningful mentorship connections, interVivos offers protégés the opportunity to learn from accomplished professionals and community leaders across a wide range of industries and backgrounds.
This program is designed to foster growth, confidence, and leadership development in an inclusive and welcoming environment. By encouraging authentic connections and shared experiences, mentors and protégés can build valuable relationships that support both personal and professional success.
Who Can Apply: This Edmonton-based mentorship program is open to individuals of all backgrounds, identities, and experience levels. Protégés do not need to identify as Asian to participate. interVivos welcomes anyone interested in engaging in a diverse and community-focused mentorship experience that promotes belonging, collaboration, and cultural understanding.
Program Benefits: Protégés will have the opportunity to:
Connect with experienced mentors of Asian descent representing a variety of industries, professions, and lived experiences.
Gain valuable insights into leadership, career growth, and community involvement.
Set and work toward personal and professional goals with support from knowledgeable mentors.
Participate in a supportive and respectful environment that encourages openness, learning, and mutual growth.
Key Details:
Launch Event: The in-person program launch will take place at 99ten (9910 109 St NW) on May 28, 2026 from 5:30 to 9:00 pm.
Program Timeline: The Summer 2026 Mentorship Program will run for 6 months from June to December 2026.
Program Fees: The cost to participate in the Summer 2026 Mentorship Program is $70 plus Eventbrite fees.
Program Launch and Matching: The launch event will feature interactive speed-networking style sessions where mentors and protégés can engage in focused conversations about their goals, interests, and experiences. After the event, protégés will submit their mentor preferences, and interVivos will carefully match participants based on compatibility, interests, and mentorship goals.
Join Us and Make a Difference: If you are ready to grow your network, build meaningful connections, and take the next step in your personal or professional journey, consider registering for the Summer 2026 Mentorship Program.
Stay connected with interVivos through social media on Facebook, Instagram & LinkedIn for updates and mentor spotlights. For additional information or questions, visit the program FAQ blog or contact the team at connect@intervivos.ca.
Be part of a mentorship experience that celebrates diversity, leadership, and community connection. Register today and help build a more inclusive and empowered future.
Summer 2026 Program Mentors:
Dr. Bonnie Islam, Associate Professor, Pediatrician at University of Alberta, Northeast Community Health Centre, New Canadians Health Centre
Gingie Welsh, Corporate Services Manager at Covenant Health
Ilona Maitra, Mining Engineer Director at Marketing Energy Ltd.
Jasjit Kahlon, Leadership Coach, and Skill Development Facilitator
Major Jose Areekadan, Deputy Commanding Officer at 4th Canadian Ranger Patrol Group
Larissa Kho, Account Director at FKA
Linda Ha, Business owner/ Coach/ Consultant at Service Pathways
Patrick Yu, Director, Trade Collaboration at Ministry of Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration, Government of Alberta
Puneet Manchanda, LP Manager Engineering Services at Enbridge
Soni Dasmohapatra, Assistant Professor at MacEwan University
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