TMP Recognition
TRIEC’s Mentoring Partnership 2011 Special Volunteer Achievement Recognition
On November 17, 2011, we recognized outstanding volunteer contributions to The Mentoring Partnership.
“Over 6,000 skilled immigrants have been mentored since The Mentoring Partnership program was launched in 2004 and 70 per cent have found employment in their field,” says Elizabeth McIsaac, Executive Director, TRIEC. “This program thrives because individuals volunteer their time as mentors.”
Mentors to 10 or more skilled immigrants
Mentees who have become mentors
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| Stephen Li | Alana Mohan | Taofeeq Olatinwo |
Leadership in mentor recruitment
This year corporate partner CIBC has reached the milestone of having contributed 100 mentoring matches to the program. “CIBC is proud to play a role in helping newcomers to Canada establish a strong new start through mentoring relationships,” says Sharon Wingfelder, Vice President, Human Resources, Diversity & Resourcing, CIBC. “Mentoring also benefits our employees who gain a better understanding of the newcomer experience while making a real difference in the community.”
CIBC joins the ranks of corporate partners recognized last year for being leaders in mentor recruitment: TD Bank Financial Group, City of Toronto, Deloitte, KMPG and Scotiabank.
Photo credit: Camilla Pucholt Photography
