Mentoring Programme
A fully funded mentoring programme is open to all members of the creative sector in Ireland
The Minding Creative Minds fully funded mentoring programme is open to all members of the creative sector in Ireland. Successful mentees will be paired with a mentor for four meetings, over a three month period. In collaboration with their mentor, mentees will define their goals, and finesse their skill set. Mentors will expand the mentee’s network where possible and guide mentees on how best to establish and maintain professional relationships.
Our mentoring programme is a new pilot programme for those who want to find a supportive community in the creative sector, have access to all of our events, unlock networking, welcoming meetups and other opportunities.
For more info see our Q&A page here.
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Our panel of mentors is at the core of what makes Minding Creative Minds so powerful. Through our one-on-one mentoring programme, masterclasses and more, these industry experts provide guidance, encouragement, coaching, share first-hand experiences and industry expertise.
Sheila Meaney
Executive Producer
(TV/Film)
Jill Thornton
Event Manager/ Theatre Producer/ Business Owner
(Theatre)
Suzanne Doyle
Music Consultant and Artist Manager
(Music)
Sue Cullen
Mindset Coach/ Programme Manager
(Multi-industry)
Gill Dooley
Artist Manager/CEO AIM Ireland
(Music)
Tony Killeen
Director of Production
(Events)
Michael Roe
Artist / Label Manager
(Music)
Joanne Ryan
Freelance Theatre Practitioner
(Theatre)
Justine Doswell
Creative Producer/Choreographer
(Dance)
Andrew Macklin
Actor / Career Coach / Trainer
(Multi-industry)
John Glennon
Music Management / PR / Consultancy
(Music)
David Wilkinson
Publisher/Artist Manager
(Music)
Fiona Lennon
Life + Confidence Coach
(Multi-industry)
Louise Lonergan
CEO of Lonergan Group
(Multi-industry)
Rebecca Fountain
CEO
(Strategic & Marketing)
Peter-Jack Rainbird
Live Music Producer / Performance Coach
(Music)
Kindly supported by The Ireland Funds.