Mentorship and Sponsorship in the Global Economy

Fifty years ago this August I led my first training program (although I did not know it was called that). I was a youth leader at a retreat for high school leaders from across New Jersey who were brought together for a week to discuss race relations, ethnicity, religious differences, stereotyping, prejudice, and the like. This was simply called human relations. By coincidence, the day I was asked to lead a group in a discussion on “How Am I Different?” was the same day as the March on Washington.