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“The Executive Mentor Program was precisely what I needed to clarify my future. It broadened my perspective, inspired hope, and gave me a sense of purpose. Words can't fully capture how much this experience has influenced my professional goals, helping me define my current status and my future ambitions. I'm grateful to my mentor, Dr. Lenz, for his ongoing support and the resources provided to help me achieve my project goals. Thanks to him, I am on the verge of making a meaningful impact in my career as an entrepreneur educator.”
Joseph Uwagaba, DBA, 2028
Mentee
“I am grateful for the mentorship I've received, which has been a transformative experience in my professional and personal growth. My mentor generously dedicated time to support and inspire me, offering invaluable perspectives that encouraged me to think outside the box. This guidance was crucial in helping me navigate my career options and prepare effectively for the job market. The mentorship program connected me with a professional who was genuinely interested in my success and also provided a platform for continuous learning and development. This experience has equipped me with practical tools and insights. I am deeply appreciative of this mentorship and the lasting impact it has had on my life.”
Iyad Arusi, MBA, 2023
Mentee
“This has been a great experience. Life-changing and thankful to have these new skillsets and understanding.”
Lisa McGrath, MBA, ‘25
“I enjoyed how my professors took a personal interest in my success as a student. They were encouragers, listeners, and showed servant leadership.”
Jeff Radford, DSL, 2007
“I spent four transformative years pursuing a doctorate in strategic leadership at Regent University School of Business and Leadership in Virginia Beach. This journey provided me with a deep understanding of leadership, combining secular and spiritual viewpoints. My studies into ethical leadership broadened my viewpoint, transformed my approach to leadership and decision-making, and encouraged me to amplify the essence of ethics to leadership.”
P. Ernest Parker Jr., DSL (SBL ’24)