About Us
At lollipop mentoring, we’re a non-profit CIC that runs entirely on the generosity of our team members. Our small but dedicated group of mentors and mentees donate their time and expertise on a part-time, ad-hoc basis. We’ve been fortunate enough to receive support from countless individuals who are invested in our success and have contributed and continue to contribute to our story.
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Model & Fashion Designer
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Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Model & Fashion Designer
Maria McDowell
Maria McDowell FOUNDER
Maria started her career as a digital delivery consultant working with a vast array of digital agencies and brands spanning the past 20 years. She has spent her career managing, building and nurturing teams and departments.
Cultivating teams over the years led Maria to develop a deep passion for mentoring and coaching. She is a former member of the BIMA mentoring council and Head of Mentorship for Brixton Finishing School.
“I know what it is like to stall in my career, be labelled, not championed and ‘left for dead’. I also know what it is like to have an advocate and how a true mentor and sponsor can change not only the direction of your career, but also your life.
The aim of lollipop is to ensure that Black women have access to individuals who can help to get them to the next level. I want them to know that they are not alone – there is help.”
