Mentoring
Mentoring provides wisdom, teaching, and support for the entrepreneur and the venture.
You’re an Expert in your field. Now get a Mentor.
Your team, advisors, consultants, and investors all mean well when they give advice. Mentoring is different. A mentor works like a mountain guide: the guide shows the way, but you walk the path and carry your own pack. And the guide stays with you as long as you need.
Your company is as individual as you are. You probably know what needs to be done, but something is holding you back. Your mission, your vision, and your daily work don't line up.
I have more than 30 years of international experience in marketing and communication, and I'm a trained coach. I don't tell you what to do. I help you do what you already know needs doing.
What People Are Saying
I was introduced to Florian at a time when I was ready and willing to start a journey to become a more insightful, patient, and open-minded entrepreneur. Florian helped me to be more mindful and more confident in myself for this difficult task - which is more of a life journey than a business plan. Florian has a unique, intellectual approach to coaching.
— Jeffrey Ventrella, Researcher
It was a pleasure to work with Florian on the Communications Team for TedxSF. His strategy insights and tactical support was crucial to executing a successful media plan and social media program. His leadership while directing and training volunteers was essential for keeping a very large group on track. He brings the true spirt of collaboration to his work and I look forward to an opportunity to complete a project with him again.
— Erica Fox, Sales & Marketing
“Florian brings a creative drive and intelligence to projects. He's adept at being a great listener, communicator and collaborator, which is especially important to complex projects where there are lots of moving parts. He helps drive the project toward completion with a can-do attitude and resourcefulness.”
— Lee Bruno, Author, Journalist, Analyst
“If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up people to gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. but rather teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea.”
— Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (attributed)
