Become a mentor

Share your experience with a young founder in Myanmar. Tell us about yourself and how you would like to help. Our team reviews every sign-up before it appears on the site. Your phone number and email stay private: we use them only to contact you and to make introductions.

Website

About you

Full nameYour role and organisation (e.g. Head of Operations, ABC Foods)A short bio (who you are, what you have done, why you want to mentor)Your photo (JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 3 MB, a clear headshot works best)

Contact details (private)

Mobile numberEmail

LinkedIn profile link (https://www.linkedin.com/in/…)Where are you based? (city and country / time zone)

Languages you can mentor in

EnglishBurmeseOther

Your areas of expertise

Marketing & salesFinance & accountingOperations & supply chainE-commerce & online sellingAgriculture & livestockFood & beverageManufacturing & craftsTech & digitalLegal & complianceFundraising & investmentHiring & managing peopleProduct & designTrade, import & exportOther

Anything to add about your experience? (optional)

Kinds of business you would most like to help

E-commerce / online sellingRetail / tradingService-basedFood & beverageFarming / cropsAnimal husbandry / livestockManufacturing / craftsTech / digitalEducation / trainingOther

How would you like to help?

Choose one or both.

Opening doors: introductions to customers, suppliers, partners or fundersBusiness model review and plan feedback

Investing

I may be interested in investing in a founder's business if they decide to incorporate. Terms would be discussed privately between us. (optional, kept private, not shown on the site)

Availability

How much time can you give?When are you usually available? (days, times, time zone, preferred way to meet: video call, phone, in person)I agree that my name, photo, role, bio, expertise and LinkedIn link may be shown publicly on this site once approved, and that Common Cents and Crossworks may contact me using the details above. My phone number and email will not be shown publicly.

A Common Cents initiative, seeded by Crossworks. Terms shown are indicative and will be set out in a written agreement with each founder.