WhitepaperBGI Project
Guideline for Set-Up and Maintenance of a Mentoring System for Game Business Incubation
1 Jan 202087 pages~84 min full read
A successful mentoring system requires a structured lifecycle that encompasses mentor recruitment, initial engagement, and long-term retention strategies.
See it on page 26Effective program management involves continuous monitoring of mentor performance combined with a formal feedback loop to ensure quality.
See it on page 27Mentors must be actively integrated into the incubation program to align their expertise with the specific needs of game business startups.
See it on page 24Sustaining a mentor network depends on ongoing efforts to promote engagement and provide support for the mentors throughout their tenure.
See it on page 2The guideline was developed through a collaborative partnership involving Metropolia University of Applied Sciences, the Swedish Games Industry (Dataspelsbranschen), and Ventspils High Technology Park.
See it on page 86The guideline provides hands-on support regarding the whole process of set-up and maintenance of a mentor system (search for mentors, get in contact, motivate them to get engaged, integrate them in the programme, monitor their work and give feedback, promote their engagement, keep them on board, support further Metropolia University of Applied Sciences Swedish Games Industry (Association of Swedish Game Developers) – Dataspelsbranschen Ventspils High Technology Park für internationale Zusammenar...
