Join the Presidential Precinct Alumni Mentorship Program
Unlock the Next Stage of Your Leadership Journey
The Presidential Precinct Alumni Mentorship Program connects outstanding alumni with accomplished members of our Global Advisory Council for six months of personalized mentorship and professional guidance.
Whether you are scaling an organization, navigating a career transition, launching a venture, tackling a complex challenge, or seeking strategic advice, this program provides direct access to experienced leaders who have built businesses, shaped public policy, strengthened institutions, led global organizations, and driven meaningful change in their fields.
Through monthly one-on-one conversations, mentors serve as trusted sounding boards, advisors, and thought partners—helping alumni navigate challenges, identify opportunities, and accelerate their impact.
How the Program Works
Selected mentees will be matched with a mentor based on their goals, industry, interests, and current challenges.
The program includes:
Six months of mentorship
Approximately six hours of engagement over the course of the program
One virtual conversation per month with your mentor
Flexible communication formats, including Zoom, WhatsApp, FaceTime, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or another mutually preferred platform
A mentorship experience that can be highly structured or organically guided by the needs and interests of the mentor-mentee pair
Our goal is simple: to create meaningful relationships that help Presidential Precinct alumni grow as leaders and increase their impact in their communities, organizations, and countries.
Meet the Mentors
Our mentors are members of the Presidential Precinct's Global Advisory Council and bring decades of experience across business, entrepreneurship, diplomacy, healthcare, public policy, nonprofit leadership, and organizational growth.
When you apply, we'll match you with a mentor whose expertise aligns with your goals, challenges, and aspirations.
Valeria McFarren
Leadership, international engagement, and strategic advising.
Dessie Nash
Financial services, business strategy, and entrepreneurship.
Charlie Thacher
Entrepreneurship, leadership development, and organizational growth.
Debbie Irwin
Founder development and early-stage company building, startup ecosystems, nonprofit leadership, fundraising, and organizational strategy.
Ken Flechler
Business development, organizational transformation, mergers and acquisitions, healthcare innovation, digital health, corporate governance, and public policy.
Johnathan Miller
Healthcare leadership, public affairs, and policy.
Tony Carroll
Private sector development, entrepreneurship, business associations, and advocacy for private sector interests.
Riyad Insanally
Diplomacy, international affairs, public policy, and government relations.
Safiya Nuhu
Global leadership and public service.
Ghaleb Cachalia
Public leadership, governance, and civic engagement.
Godbless Otubure
Leadership and community impact.
Apply Today
Apply Today
Applicants will be asked to provide:
Full name
Email address
Country of residence
Industry or professional sector
Presidential Precinct program attended
Year attended
Professional Background
Current role and organization
Brief summary of your professional experience
What impact have you had since completing your Presidential Precinct program?
What accomplishments are you most proud of?
Because we are launching this program as a pilot cohort, we will review only the first 50 completed applications. We encourage interested alumni to apply as early as possible.
If selected, you will be matched with a mentor whose expertise aligns with your goals and the challenge you hope to address through the mentorship experience.
Mentorship Goals
What specific challenge, opportunity, or problem are you currently facing?
What are you hoping to achieve during the six-month mentorship period?
What skills, expertise, or guidance are you seeking from a mentor?
Video Response
A short video response (2–3 minutes) answering:
What problem or challenge are you currently facing, and how would a mentor help you solve it?