Being an entrepreneur, want to see how well your mentoring relationship is helping you succeed? Take this survey.

Dear entrepreneurs,

Being an entrepreneur have you ever wondered whom should I find as a mentor, how should I maintain such relationship, how should I know whether it is effective or not, and when should I call a stop to it? Have you ever wondered, besides the great idea, how many other skills should I learn as an entrepreneur in order to increase my success rates? 

We are inviting you to participate in this brief 15 minutes survey. Once you completed this survey, you will be able to download an educational document to help you (1) better understand the quality of your existing mentoring relationship as well as (2) find out a research-based list of skills necessary toward entrepreneurial success. Your name and other personal information will not be connected to any of the collected data. Participation in this study is voluntary. 

A bit background information for you:

My name is Jiani Wu. I am a doctoral student at School of Education in Boston University. I am currently working with research experts Allen G Harbaugh, PhD and V. Scott Solberg, PhD from Boston University conducting a research titled, “Updating a survey for measuring the perceived effectiveness of mentoring entrepreneurs,” which explores the different aspects of quality entrepreneur mentoring and how that impact entrepreneurial successes.

 Thank you in advance for your participation.

 Regards,

 Jiani Wu

Research Investigator

Boston University School of Education

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 617-755-8650

Gregg Harbaugh

Research Advisor

Boston University School of Education

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 617-358-0354