The two parties then make arrangements that suit them. If it's convenient, the mentor might visit the publication office-or the other way around. Of they might handle some questions by telephone or fax or electronic mail or at a lunch meeting, for example. Neither EPA nor the mentors will charge for their services. If the mentor has travel expenses, the two parties work those out to suit them.
Some mentors have more time than others.
Because of their experience and competence, they're often in great demand. But they're willing to help because they're co-workers in the Kingdom. This directory is updated each year and supplied free to all members. It is also available on-line in EPA's Members Only area. Non-members may obtain the directory for a fee.