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Rey Carr

Executive Director, International Professional Coaching Publications Association (IPCPA)

Rey Carr is the Editor-in-Chief at The Peer Bulletin and has extensive experience as a peer coach and mentor, spanning over 55 years. His work in mentoring is described as the most rewarding aspect of his professional career. Carr's focus is on fostering peer assistance and coaching, which aligns with the mission of The Peer Bulletin to promote peer-related resources and support networks.1

For more insights into his professional background, you can view his LinkedIn profile under the username spiritmentor.

Highlights

Oct 23 · linkedin

From time-to-time we receive requests for mentoring files that used to be on our main website. When the requests increase, we typically add the file back to our "Goodbye" page which lists the files still available.

This month we've added a back an updated version of our "Find a Mentor" page which includes details about 120+ mentoring programs, organizations or services around the world the specialize in connecting mentors with those interested in having mentor.

The curated page is available at

Oct 19 · linkedin

Peer Resources' Mentoring Hall of Fame now has more than 15,000 examples of mentoring relationships in sports, entertainment, science, politics, medicine, law, history, literature, music and business. Plus entries from fiction, movies and TV. Many entries include anecdotes about the relationship and quotes about what they valued in a mentor.

Full, free access available at https://lnkd.in/gcRBcvY

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Victoria, British Columbia, Canada