; and (C) shall be assigned by the Committee a mentor from the Next Generation Entrepreneurship Corps Board, which shall be created by the Committee and consist of notable chief executive officers of companies and venture capitalists from across the United States to help advise fellows. (2) Partnership The Committee shall develop a partnership with the mentor-protege program for small business concerns eligible to receive contracts pursuant to section 8(a) to assign mentors during the second year of the fellowship to fellows under the Program that have proposed a small business concern that may be eligible to receive contracts pursuant to section 8(a). (3) Resources In providing mentorship under paragraph (1), each resource partner described in that paragraph shall engage the resources of the Administration in each State, including through partnerships with community organizations. (f) Immersive initial training (1) In general Each fellow under the Program shall attend an immersive training course designed by the Committee at the beginning of the fellowship, which shall— (A) provide distinct education materials, including resources and information, for all fellows on high-growth startups and distinct education materials for all fellows on traditional small business concerns; (B) incorporate skills building, transfer of business know-how when beginning a small business concern, and a discussion of resources of the Administration; and (C) include information on local resources available from SCORE, small business development centers, veteran business outreach centers, and women's business centers. (2) Selection of hosts Each year, the Committee shall select not more than 1 small business resource partner to host the immersive training course described in paragraph (1). (g) Network building To foster connections across the United States with other innovators, each fellow under the Program— (1) shall attend not less than 1 small business concern-related conference per year of the fellowship