Mentorship Program
The efactory and Missouri Small Business Development Center at MSU Mentorship Program gives startup founders and small business owners access to experienced owners and business leaders. These experts understand the risks and rewards of starting a business. Mentors provide honest and practical feedback based on personal experience, not just business theory.
Mentors hold sessions on an ongoing basis throughout the year. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic mentorship sessions are being held virtually.
Meet the Mentors
Logan Aguirre: Publisher & Owner, Whitaker Publishing. Learn more about Logan.
Heath Alloway: Director at Upstream Academy. Former National Growth Manager and Director of Business Development at one of the top accounting and consulting firms in the US. Learn more about Heath.
Lindsay Bauer: HR, staffing and organizational development for rapid growth stage companies. Learn more about Lindsay.
Dan Cobb: Founder and investor who built healthcare IT companies from startup to exit. Learn more about Dan.
Brad Erwin: Founder, President & Principal Architect at Paragon Architecture. Learn more about Brad.
John Horton: Founder and business owner turned consultant and technology strategist. Learn more about John.
Allen Kunkel: Associate Vice President for Economic Development and Director of the Jordan Valley Innovation Center. Learn more about Allen.
Ginsey Kramarczyk: Attorney and federal court clerk in the Western District of Missouri. Learn more about Ginsey.
Dan Miklovic: Deep industry expertise in manufacturing operations, industrial software delivery and services, and industry analysis. Learn more about Dan.
Sign Up for Meetings
Let us know you’re interested in meeting with a mentor by submitting the form below. Due to the volume of submissions we cannot guarantee a mentor meeting. We’ll be in touch using the email address you provide on the form with more information.
The efactory’s mentorship program is a joint program with the Missouri Small Business Development Center at Missouri State University. By signing up to meet with a mentor you will also become a client of the Small Business Development Center.