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MENTORING ASIAN PACIFIC 
PROFESSIONALS (MAPP)

The MAPP program aims to cultivate the next generation of professional leaders through mentoring, skills building, and networking. The program pairs young professionals and college students with experienced mentors and provides the foundation for an effective and valuable mentoring relationship, as well as guided group mentoring sessions designed to help participants achieve their highest professional and personal goals.

MAPP is a 1.5-month long program with 4 one-on-one mentoring meetings and three group mentoring sessions, which help participants build essential skills such as networking, career planning, and effective communication. The MAPP Handbook, provided to each mentor and mentee, serves as a guide to developing an effective and supportive mentoring relationship and contains valuable resources for participants.

Be a MAPP mentee if you…

  • Are a college student, a recent graduate, young professional, or a professional changing careers.

  • Meet your mentor four times outside of group sessions.

  • Want to broaden your network, learn how to reach your professional goals, learn from more experienced professionals, and/or become involved with the AAPI community in your area.
     

Be a MAPP mentor if you…

  • Have at least five years of experience in your field.

  • Meet with your mentee four times outside of group mentoring sessions.

  • Are enthusiastic about meeting and uplifting the next generation of leaders.

OCA SACRAMENTO - Asian Pacific American Advocates

Embracing the Hopes and Aspirations of Asian Pacific Americans

P.O. Box 221306
Sacramento, CA 95822-8306

Tax ID: 68-0355113

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OCA - Asian Pacific American Advocates affirms its commitment to equality of opportunity for all individuals. This commitment requires that no discrimination shall occur in any program or activity on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, sex, gender identity, gender expression, physical or mental disability, medical condition, pregnancy, age, marital or partnership status, sexual orientation, genetic information, covered veteran status, or any other classification prohibited by local, state, or federal laws.

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