About Kristina Lindhe Mentorship
An entrepreneur with long, solid experience, CEO, creative director and founder of Lexington Company, Kristina Lindhe, has always had a strong commitment to young women and gender equality within the business world.
For the second year in a row, the entrepreneur, together with Lexington Company, continues to promote and support women through the Kristina Lindhe Mentorship. The application opens March 8, 2022.
“There have always been driven women with great business ideas out there, now perhaps more than ever, and that's why it’s so important to inspire and encourage women to think bigger, take action and dare to invest,” Kristina says. “That’s why I’m taking the opportunity to support some of these women through a mentorship program. Believing in yourself and your idea can sometimes be a real challenge, so tips and advice from a person with similar experience can be worth its weight in gold. It’s something I wanted for myself when I started.”
The winner will receive a one-year mentorship from Kristina. She will be available to brainstorm ideas with, review the company business plan and consult the winner regarding presentations and quotes. In addition, the mentee will learn about the international business climate as well as ideas for starting a business and networking.
The mentorship recipient will also receive a development grant for her business.
When can you apply?
Due to the 25-year-anniversary gala, we've extended the deadline to October 31
Who can apply?
To be eligible, the applicant must:
- be a female-identifying entrepreneur in any industry
- have started and should run a company registered at Bolagsverket (the Swedish Companies Registration Office)
- have invoiced for at least SEK 250,000 in the company
- maintain sound finances
- have no criminal record
Jury
The jury consists of Kristina Lindhe; Mia Brunell Livfors, president and CEO of Axel Johnson; Noel Abdayem, entrepreneur and founder of The Humble Co; Ida Warg, entrepreneur and founder of the brand Ida Warg Beauty.”