The EU’s official mentors and ambassadors are here to help you.

Thanks to WEgate, they can continue to provide expert assistance and support to women entrepreneurs.

The European Network of Female Entrepreneurship Ambassadors, set up in 2009, provides role models, raises awareness, and encourages entrepreneurship as a career option. Ambassadors tell their stories to inspire women of all ages and backgrounds; many have gone even further and become actively involved in the creation of new businesses.

The European Network of Mentors for Women Entrepreneurs was established in 2011 to provide advice and support to women either starting up or wanting to expand their businesses. Seventeen European countries belong to the Mentors Network: Albania, Belgium, Cyprus, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Montenegro, the Netherlands, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey and the United Kingdom.

If you wish to consult the profiles of Ambassadors and Mentors registered on the WEgate website, please Register/Login and then return to this page.

By using the filters which will display on this page, you will be able to find someone who provides support in your field and in your country. If you find a match, add her/him to your contacts or send them a private message.

And do not forget to consult the LEARN section, which includes e-learning materials and tools, training programmes and organisations, and webcasts and webinars, to further develop your knowledge and skills.

If you are interested in being listed as a Mentor or Ambassador, please register on the WEgate website via https://wegate.eu/register (choose option “Entrepreneur”) and then, in the advanced settings, identify yourself as a Mentor or Ambassador.

Registered users will be able to find your profile by using the search filters.

Please be aware that by registering on WEgate platform you are accepting to being contacted by potential/existing Women Entrepreneurs but you will not receive any compensation for this service.

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