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Global Mentors

To be a member of OASA means the member is offered an opportunity to give back. Members do this by mentoring others in the area of entrepreneurship, leadership, and community service.

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Members do not need to have worked in the NewSpace Economy. Your mentees could probably teach the mentors a few things about the new digital world.

This tradition has been set by Sir David Akers-Jones, where he would allocate every Saturday of his life, to mentor aspiring leaders. This was done at his home and many would remember those tasty meals after a long chat on issues from international affairs to community services. Sir David's Timeless Leadership Competency set can be accessed here.

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Future Leadership Competencies Demonstrated by Sir David

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How to join as an OASA Global Mentor?

The purpose of life is to have a purpose, and helping young people find their purpose is one of the most rewarding accomplishments for a mentor. OASA welcomes you to join our global mentoring scheme and we look forward to having you join this family of global mentors.

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Please fill out this simple registration form and we shall get you started on your mentoring journey at OASA. Accurate responses will enable us to match you better to a shortlist of candidates. This exercise should take you less than 15 minutes.  For non-members there will be a small administrative fee of HK$ 200 for processing.

 How are mentors compensated?

How are mentors compensated?

Mentors are not compensated in general.  There are special programmes that may involve a limited level of compensation such as fees for coffee and transport. In general, members offer their time in exchange for the chance to build a stronger relationship with future leaders of the city.

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