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Call for NEB Mentors Open Until 11 May 2026

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EIT New European Bauhaus

The EIT Community New European Bauhaus is inviting design and business strategy experts to apply for the NEB Mentors programme. Selected mentors will assist in various EIT Community NEB programmes, which include Grow NEB, Catalyse NEB, and Enhance NEB. To be eligible, candidates need more than 10 years of experience and expertise in at least one of the New European Bauhaus challenge areas:

  • Reconnecting with nature
  • Regaining a sense of belonging
  • Prioritising the people and places that need it most
  • Fostering long-term, circular thinking

Interested individuals should consider applying for the NEB Mentors programme before the closing date on the website. Further instructions can be found on the official website. The closing date is on 11 May 2026 at 17h CET.

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