
How Mirvac Made Mentoring Core to Their People Strategy
with Chantelle Mansour,
Learning & Organisational Development Manager, Mirvac
with Chantelle Mansour,
Learning & Organisational Development Manager, Mirvac
When mentoring at Mirvac was ad hoc and inconsistent, opportunities to connect and grow were limited to a lucky few. Today, thanks to Mentorloop, mentoring is embedded across their people strategy — powering programs like Amplify, Mirvac Masters, and their Intern Program. By giving structure, visibility, and scale to mentoring, Mirvac has turned it into a culture-shaping force that connects people, develops leaders, and drives career growth at every level.
Mirvac is a leading Australian property group reimagining urban life, creating places where people can live, work, and play. With a strong focus on culture and growth, Mirvac wanted a way to make mentoring accessible, structured, and impactful for every employee.
“Before Mentorloop, mentoring at Mirvac was happening in small pockets. It was informal, inconsistent, and not something everyone could access.”
At one point, Mirvac’s “mentoring program” was literally a paper guide nobody knew how to use. Mentoring was ad-hoc, with no clear framework or support.
The turning point came with the launch of the Amplify talent program. To support rising stars, Mirvac needed a platform that could connect people, create structure, and track outcomes.
The result? Senior leaders — including members of the Executive Leadership Team (ELT) — signed up as mentors. The energy shift was immediate.
Mirvac quickly saw mentoring transform from a one-off initiative into a cultural pillar.
“That moment confirmed we were building something meaningful. Mentoring wasn’t just a program — it was becoming part of our culture.”
Mentorloop gave Mirvac the structure and scale they were missing:
Mirvac is expanding its mentoring culture even further:
🔄 Reverse mentoring — junior employees mentoring senior leaders.
🧑💼 New leader support — embedding mentoring into leadership development to help newly promoted leaders thrive.
📊 Real-time evolution — using feedback data to adapt programs for digital fluency, career mobility, and cross-generational collaboration.
At Mirvac, mentoring has become more than just a program — it’s a catalyst for culture, growth, and connection. With Mentorloop, what began as a scattered, informal effort has evolved into a powerful organisation-wide strategy, connecting people across levels, locations, and disciplines. The result? Stronger leaders, deeper engagement, and a workplace where learning flows both ways.
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Mentoring has gone from small, informal pockets to being woven through Amplify, Mirvac Masters, our Intern Program, and more. It’s now an enabler of our People Strategy — helping everyone feel connected, supported, and able to grow.
– Chantelle Mansour, Mirvac
What Role Does Equity and Equality Play in Your Mentoring Program?
The right mentoring program should level the playing field to empower entire cohorts of people: workplaces, member associations, social groups and educational institutions. Equality should be a cherished value so that every individual can thrive—whoever they are, whatever their background, however they worship or whomever they love. But we can’t arrive at equality without it’s often forgotten partner, equity.
What does a Mentoring Program Coordinator do?
Being a Mentoring Program Coordinator is an incredibly rewarding experience that positively impacts the lives of many. And while mentoring programs don’t fully run themselves (even though Mentorloop can do a great deal of the heavy lifting!), they do require a point of contact that can steer the program in the right direction for the organisation that is running one.
Building Quality Feedback Into Mentoring Relationships
This is Part 8 of our 10-part series on the 10 Key Qualities and Habits of a Highly Effective Mentor.
In this post, we’ll look at how mentors can successfully build quality feedback into their mentoring. Quality feedback is priceless because it clarifies expectations, helps people learn from their mistakes, and builds confidence. It also allows mentees to more effectively take what their mentors say and turn it into action.