It is very common, as we have discovered in many of the past episodes, that someone in a Trade Compliance career very likely 'stumbled' into this job.  Many of us just happened to get a job at a company that happens to do work in trade.  

It is likely that these careers in trade came with little or no preparation from a college or university.  Many times it requires that you learn on the job.  However, in many cases, it is common that there is a mentor that will lead you along and provide the help and guidance to get you through any hurdle that comes along.  

In this episode, Kellie Kemock of the Women In Trade Podcast and also a trade attorney with Ernst and Young talks to us about her experience as a mentor as well as developing and encouraging others in the industry to become mentors.  We hear lots of sound advice of how to both mentor and how to work with a mentor to advance in your career.

Enjoy the show!

Host: Andy Shiles: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyshiles/ 

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