Beginning today, try out the ALUMNI CONNECT platform on our website where you can offer advice or look to experts from the School for support in a wide range of areas.
Click on the button "Your Mentoring Preferences" to choose the type of connection you're looking for.
Whatever your preference, our algorithm will suggest a selection of EDHEC contacts based on your chosen criteria.
2 choices of connections according to your needs
- Meet&Share : for informal short-term exchanges
- Mentoring : for longer-term support
On Alumni Connect you can now both benefit from and offer mentoring services, indicate whether or not you are available according to your schedule or completely abandon the programme when you no longer need help. This means everyone is free to get involved as they see fit and subject to their availability.
4 Mentoring programmes have been designed by EDHEC Alumni to meet the key needs of members.
Find out more about these schemes
Ready to join one of these initiatives?
- Log onto ALUMNI CONNECTvia alumni.edhec.edu from your computer (mobile connections
are best avoided)
- Click on “My Mentoring preferences” and follow instructions !
How to get in touch?
Contact request arrive directly on your email address (the email address registered on your Edhec Alumni profile). These are notifications that come from EDHEC ALUMNI CONNECT.
You have 15 days to respond to this request (accept or decline) to validate the connection and to start talking with your partner.
You can also find these notifications at any time and manage your relationships via the CONVERSATION tool of the ALUMNI CONNECT platform.
You will find a tutorial below to help you use the platfom and please do not hesitate to contact me for any questions.
Many thanks for your solidarity and I wish you fruitful exchanges.
Warm regards,
Brigitte Maissa
Deputy Director of EDHEC Alumni
brigitte.maissa@edhec.edu
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