My dear friends, today I would like to share my personal background and introduce you to my passion. While some support charity or sponsorships, my passion lies in mentoring.
1. Why Mentorship?
My career started from being a simple specialist to a Marketing executive. Along this path, I found that the only way to grow was to study more, work harder, and take on more responsibility, without any support. And one day I decided to change for the better what I could change in my field of responsibility and use my expertise in B2B, management, and marketing to help entrepreneurs and startups. I wanted to be a bridge for emerging innovators and connect people worldwide.
Mentorship isn’t just a choice for me—it’s a calling and a personal commitment to shaping a better world despite everything happening.
2. Who am I?
I’m Irina with 20+ years of expertise in Digital Marketing, including AI, web3, FinTech, IT, and B2B. I’m a Techstars Miami and Paris Mentor and recognized as one of the TOP 100 Women of the Future in Emerging Tech.
· More than 9 years of mentorship
· Hundreds of startups and mentees in Eastern Europe and USA
· Aged from 9 to 50+
· Wins and scales of projects we worked with
· Created the first Startup Ecosystem Map in the Country and represented Belarus at the IVLP program.
I’m honored to have met every single person and project I encountered along this journey, being a Mentor at Techstars Miami Techstars Sustainability Paris, The George Washington University – Bark Tank, Diia City Ukraine, collaborating with global technology parks, incubators, accelerators, universities, and associations.
3. Miami Chapter. Let’s make Miami a better place to live and work.
I moved to the US about 2.5 years ago and now live in Miami, Brickell. I’ve met great people and joined incredible projects like Techstars Miami Venture Miami, and the Built in Miami Startup Program, Florida’s Largest Startup Incubator. Honored to building a new Miami`s Tech Hub future together with Erick Gavin Chris Daniels Burhan Sebin
Welcome to connect.
