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1 Creating a Mentoring Culture: What Leaders Need to Know and Do
Dr. Lois J. Zachary Facilitator ©Leadership Development Services, LLC

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3 Creating a Mentoring Culture: What Leaders Need to Know and Do
©Leadership Development Services, LLC

4 Our Focus Today Look at how to develop, implement and enhance mentoring practices within an organization Introduce 8 hallmarks of a mentoring culture Focus on creating organizational readiness, providing a continuum of mentoring opportunities, building-in ongoing support Identify what leaders can do to become culture builders and support sustainability

5 Benefits of a Mentoring Culture
5/20/2018 Benefits of a Mentoring Culture Supports and sustains all the mentoring that goes on in the organization. Strengthens relationships throughout the system. Adds to the vibrancy and productivity of an organization and its people. Helps people feel more connected to each other and the mission. Promotes mentoring excellence as the standard of practice. CAMC Canisius

6 Why Mentoring Efforts Fail
5/20/2018 Why Mentoring Efforts Fail Lack of commitment from senior leaders Poor roll out timing Naysayers Untested assumptions About what mentoring is Attitudes and perceptions about formal programs Fuzzy program goals Lack of qualified, capable and committed mentors Lack of thoughtful pairings CAMC Canisius

7 Why Mentoring Efforts Fail
5/20/2018 Why Mentoring Efforts Fail Breach of confidentiality Lack of time Lack of communication Failure to continuously evaluate the program Failure to act on lessons learned Lack of continuity or commitment of mentoring program leaders The fizzle syndrome MD Anderson

8 5/20/2018 Lessons Learned

9 Launching a mentoring program without simultaneously creating a mentoring culture reduces long-term impact and sustainability.

10 Sustainability Support Readiness Opportunity

11 Multiple Mentoring Opportunities
The Eight Hallmarks 5/20/2018 Alignment Accountability Communication Value and Visibility Demand Education & Training Multiple Mentoring Opportunities Safety Nets

12 1. Alignment People Values Vision Understanding Strategy Structure
5/20/2018 Readiness People Values Vision Understanding Strategy Structure Communication

13 What do you do when no one is looking?
5/20/2018 Culture What people do when no one is looking What do you do when no one is looking?

14 My Organizational Culture
Four words that describe your organization’s culture. Share your descriptors in the chat area.

15 2. Accountability Setting Goals Clarifying Expectations
Readiness 2. Accountability Setting Goals Clarifying Expectations Defining Roles and Responsibilities Monitoring Progress and Measuring Results Gathering Feedback Formulating Action Goals Integrating Process Improvements

16 Identify Success Factors
What would a successful mentoring culture look like for you?

17 Define Roles and Responsibilities
5/20/2018 Define Roles and Responsibilities Leadership Mentor Coaches Mentees Mentors

18 3. Communication Readiness 5/20/2018 Awareness Understanding
Acceptance Commitment Actions Integration

19 Develop a Communication Strategy
5/20/2018 Stakeholders Objectives Key Messages Vehicles When/How Often Accountability

20 4. Value and Visibility Role modeling by leaders
5/20/2018 4. Value and Visibility Readiness Role modeling by leaders Reward, recognition and celebration Support Appreciation Check to make sure that you are on target and what you are doing is working What is working? What is getting in the way?

21 5. Demand Has a multiplier affect Motivates participation
5/20/2018 5. Demand Readiness Has a multiplier affect Motivates participation Spurs conversation and dialogue about mentoring Builds credibility Produces momentum Inspires application of new insights and learning

22 Readiness: What You Can Do
Make the business case Get everyone on the same page Define goals and success factors Articulate roles and responsibilities Establish criteria

23 6. Multiple Mentoring Opportunities
5/20/2018 6. Multiple Mentoring Opportunities Opportunity Virtual (on-line) One-on-One Group Mentoring Facilitated Peer Team Situational mentoring DIY Flash Mentoring Supervisory Informal Formal

24 7. Education and Training Opportunities
Opportunity Awareness education Understanding Training Videoconferencing Newsletters Mentoring coaching Networking Renewal opportunities Intranet support Just-in-time support

25 Education and Training
5/20/2018 Education and Training What kind of training is needed? Formal? Informal? What support do mentors and mentees need? What is already in place that you can build on? What resources can you draw on?

26 Opportunity: What You Can Do
Create opportunities to promote formal and informal mentoring Look for ways to show how mentoring is enriching the culture Identify venues for sharing best practices Offer a continuum of mentoring education and training opportunities Plan “with” rather than “for” Make sure the appropriate technology is available and participants have the technological know-how to use it Encourage creative, thoughtful and culturally sensitive pairing Think outside the box (DIY) Incorporate mentoring into your leadership development training

27 Where it falls apart… 5/20/2018 Support Readiness Opportunity

28 8. Safety Nets Mentors Mentees Who Else?
5/20/2018 Support 8. Safety Nets Anticipate the stumbling blocks Set processes in place for “if and when” they occur Analyze organizational roadblocks that might get in the way Build in a process roadmap for addressing them Mentors Mentees Who Else?

29 Anticipate and Address Obstacles
5/20/2018 Support Anticipate and Address Obstacles Stumbling Blocks Proactive Reactive Roadblocks

30 Infrastructure Leadership Time Support Knowledge Resources
5/20/2018 Support Knowledge Resources Leadership Financial Resources Human Resources Technology Time

31 5/20/2018 Support Staying on Track

32 Support: What You Can Do
Stay on track* Monitor progress Measure results Recognize, reward and celebrate mentoring Share best practices Strengthen your infrastructure Provide a continuum of support

33 Multiple Mentoring Opportunities
The Eight Hallmarks 5/20/2018 Alignment Accountability Communication Value and Visibility Demand Education & Training Multiple Mentoring Opportunities Safety Nets Coming full circle

34 Sustainability Support Readiness Opportunity

35 Everyone Is A Culture Builder
What does it mean to be a culture builder? Actively contributing to building the culture by what you say and do. Making a commitment to mentoring by communicating the importance of mentoring. Viewing culture building as a leadership responsibility.

36 Reflection on Learning
5/20/2018 Reflection on Learning A new insight for me How I will apply what I learned . . . Culture building conversations I need to have . . . Questions that remain . . .

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