Proof,
in public.
One page, on your own address, showing the mentoring your people have actually delivered. It writes itself and it never goes stale.
A real half hour, with a real person.
Your page never invents a figure. Each total is the sum of conversations that happened, which is exactly why people believe it.
- Priya, product designportfolio reviewNairobi
- Marcus, data sciencefirst job interviewManila
- Ines, corporate lawcareer changeLisbon
- Tunde, engineeringCV and applicationsLeeds
One page, three places it lands.
Share the link, drop the numbers into your careers site, or pull them straight into the annual report. Same source, no retyping.
Our people gave 624 hours of mentoring last year to 312 people across 43 countries. Every session is counted on our impact page.
What is actually on the page.
The page sits on your own mentorhero address, with your logo and colours at the top.
Your page shows how far it travelled.
Before you share it.
Anyone you send the link to. It is a normal public web page, so it works in a bid, a job advert or a post.
Yes. You choose which totals appear, and you can keep the page private until you are ready to share it.
No. Mentors and mentees are never named, and nothing identifying appears on the page.
As sessions finish. There is nothing to publish and nothing to refresh by hand.
No. The public impact page is included in every plan.
Put your proof online.
Start mentoring and the page fills itself. Send us the address you want and we will have it live for your launch.
In their words
Organisations with a public page
A page anyone can open is worth more than a paragraph in our annual report.
We put the link in our job adverts. Candidates mention it at interview.
It keeps us honest, which is the point.
The numbers so far
What a public page shows
Before you ask
About the public page
Is it really public?
Yes. It has its own address and needs no login, which is what makes it useful as evidence.
Can we brand it?
It carries your name and figures within the mentorhero layout, so the format stays comparable between organisations.
What if our numbers are small?
Small and real beats large and vague. Most pages start with a handful of sessions.