Maia Donohue is a seasoned Director at The Startup Mentor, where she leverages her extensive experience in startup growth and entrepreneurship education to empower first-time founders. With a rich background in higher education and nonprofit organizations, Maia has cultivated a unique skill set that includes...
Maia Donohue is a seasoned Director at The Startup Mentor, where she leverages her extensive experience in startup growth and entrepreneurship education to empower first-time founders. With a rich background in higher education and nonprofit organizations, Maia has cultivated a unique skill set that includes fundraising, management, and leadership. Her ability to build strong relationships with high-level clients and stakeholders has been instrumental in her success, enabling her to understand their needs and deliver tailored solutions that drive growth and innovation.
In her current role, Maia has authored "The Startup Mentor," a comprehensive handbook designed to guide aspiring entrepreneurs through the complexities of launching their first startup. This book is the culmination of insights gathered from an incredible global startup community, reflecting the challenges and triumphs faced by founders. By sharing her knowledge and experiences, Maia aims to demystify the mentorship process, providing practical advice that helps new entrepreneurs navigate the often tumultuous startup landscape.
Key projects under Maia's leadership include initiatives focused on enhancing entrepreneurship education and fostering collaboration within the startup ecosystem. Her expertise in international development and external communications has also allowed her to effectively engage with diverse audiences, from budding entrepreneurs to seasoned investors. As a confident delegator who embraces risk, Maia is committed to creating an environment where innovation can thrive, ensuring that the next generation of startup founders is well-equipped to succeed. Through her work, she continues to inspire and mentor others, making a lasting impact on the entrepreneurial community.
