Objective: To Determine Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, And Threats (SWOT)

Symbol: Represents Time ~ The Time Has Been Born When All Entrepreneurs Can Unite and Form a Universal Alliance

Campaign Action Plan

Two months prior to the commencement of 'National Mentoring Week,' entrepreneurs are to compose a correspondence to a corporate or government executive, senior executive, or official, who the entrepreneur does not personally know, asking one of these leaders to be a virtual mentor for one (1) week. The correspondence is to provide a brief discussion of the entrepreneur's experiences and business objectives. After acceptance, mentors and entrepreneurs are to engage in the following daily dialog. Entrepreneurs are to maintain a journal. At the end of the journey, entrepreneurs will write and distribute a brief scenario to share with other entrepreneurs (e.g. in Blog format). Mentors' contact information should not to be disclosed.

• Staying Informed Through Networking

Day Two

• Handling Failure and Success

Day Three

• Exceeding Expectations

Day Four

• Creating a Diverse Culture

Day Five

• Retaining Effective Personnel

Day Six

• Impact of Technology in the Entrepreneur's Industry

Day Seven

• Continue Preparing for the Entrepreneur Designation Examinations

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