Clayton County Central Services is seeking established construction companies to serve as mentors for small businesses through the Mentor Protege Program (MPP). The program aims to help participant firms improve their business skills and grow in the competitive construction industry.
According to the Clayton County website, the MPP offers an opportunity to invest in the future of the construction sector by sharing knowledge and experience. Key focus areas include proposal and bidding, estimating, bonding, project management, and leadership development. Participants will receive support services and training in these areas.
The program also fosters partnerships and networks, potentially leading to long-term business opportunities. Construction firms interested in mentoring can make a positive impact while strengthening their position in the industry.
The deadline for applications is March 31. More information about applying to the Mentor Protege Program is available through Clayton County's news release.
