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What is AIESEC?AIESEC is the international platform for young people to discover and develop their potential via an international platform of opportunities that provides leadership opportunities, work abroad opportunities, conferences, and virtual tools to build networks. AIESEC is a global organization created, operated and led by students and new bachelors to develop leadership experiences. Our main activity is to connect with universities, organizations and corporations so every year, thousands of Young people go on professional and social development g p p g p pinternships abroad. We seek to increase youngsters ambition by developing a global perspective and practical tools to create changing agents that have a positive impact in society.

AIESEC in numbers:• 124 countries and territories• 65 years of experiencey p• 1,000,000 ALUMNI• 2,400 universities

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What is AIESEC Alumni?AIESEC Alumni is the platform for AIESEC graduates to achieve their potential on an international level. Through its memberships, the association will continue to promote international and cross-cultural understanding in line with the founding principles of AIESEC for theunderstanding, in line with the founding principles of AIESEC, for theprofessional and personal development of its members and the good of society.

AIESEC Alumni creates personal networks, foster international and intercultural communication and cooperation, and collect and disseminate news and information about local, national and international activities carried by AIESEC alumni We hold internationalinternational activities carried by AIESEC alumni. We hold internationalmeetings, exchange information and ideas, and carry out larger projects organizing alumni from all over the world. We generate international educational, business and service opportunities at AIESEC l ithi i t th h l i b dAIESEC plays within society through an alumni body.

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AIESEC Alumni International reguler/annual events�AAIC (AIESEC Alumni International Congress)�AAAPC (Asia Pacific AIESEC Alumni Congress)�ISUM (International Startups Meeting)�ILC (International Leadership Congress)�Y2B (Youth to Business Forum)�BF (Business Forum)( )�BT (Business Trip)�GV (Global Village)( g )

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What is AAIC?AIESEC Alumni International Congress will be another milestone event in AAI’s history featuring updates on its Transformation project, implementation of AAI’s game-h i i t t d i ti d th Al N t l tfchanging integrated organization and the AlumNet platform,

and the election of AAI’s next Executive Board.

AAI as AIESEC’s official global alumni association andAAI as AIESEC s official global alumni association, andworking in close cooperation with AIESEC, we bring together AIESEC alumni into a lifelong commitment to continuous personal and professional growth and action To supportpersonal and professional growth and action. To supportalumni, we create personal networks, foster international and intercultural communication and cooperation, and collect and disseminate news and information about local, national anddisseminate news and information about local, national andinternational activities carried by AIESEC alumni.

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What is AAAPCIt's an regional platform where the Asia Pacific Alumni Network can discuss and set up planning strategies.

This congress joints Regional Alumni, with the aim of discussing strategies, sharing ideas and legislate internal affairs as well as electing the new executive board.

Our two main goals are:Our two main goals are:• To align the regional and national visions.• To promote the creation and strengthening of the regional and national Alumni Associations all over the world.

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What is ISUMThe International Start-Ups Meeting (ISUM) is a signature program by AIESEC Alumni International (AAI). A startup is considered to be the early state in the life cycle of an enterprise where the entrepreneur moves from the idea stage to securing financing, laying down the basis structure of the business, and i i i i i f diinitiating operations of trading.

Conferences and Panels will be held on matters as: What does it take to be an Entrepreneur, Business Modelling, Strategy, Innovation, Business Planning, Pit hi th Al th St t U ill h ld it h f j fPitching among others. Also, the Start-Ups will hold a pitch for a jury ofadvisors and investors and the selected ones will have the opportunity to present the project in 10 minutes and hold a Q&A session for 5 minutes. The best projects will be selected and the winners will receive a prize.

ISUM is created to know the best practices on how to develop a business plan and a Pitch, to promote venture capital investment and to develop feasible projects portfolios as well as to generate high impact enterprises and contribute to the national and international entrepreneur environmentcontribute to the national and international entrepreneur environment.

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What is ILC?International Leadership Conference joins more than 300 young people AIESEC Alumni to share ideas on sustainable development, leadership, organizational culture and current world issues but specially to create working strategies to solve those issues and, at the same time, keep AIESEC's growth

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Within 7 days, several conferences and workshops will address issues such as youth problems, leadership, world problems and its solutions, local committees' h i d i t i lt All f thi dsharing, success cases and experiences to improve results. All of this under an

international environment surrounded by accents and sensations from all over the world that ease young people's development. This will also be a great opportunity for entrepreneurs and corporations to gain access to AIESEC's young talent and a position in talented AIESECer's radaryoung talent and a position in talented AIESECer s radar.

These events will allow attendees to experience an international opportunity to work, meet and share other points of view based on different realities young people face every day Currently young people demand a wider and morepeople face every day. Currently, young people demand a wider and moreinternational view to develop leadership skills and comprehensive education, in this way they can adapt more easily to modern world conditions, propose and act, increasing global network and creating a positive impact in society.

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What is Y2B?Youth to Business Forum is a leadership event that includes 3 important sectors: education authorities and

b b i & d t l tmembers, business men & women and young talent.During the event young leaders will connect with business and social leaders to generate a positivebusiness and social leaders to generate a positiveimpact. The main issues to be addressed are: sustainable leadership, entrepreneurship and p p pinnovation.

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What is BF?The "Business Forum" objective is to showcase a strategic partner to entrepreneurs and businessmen from around the world Participants will learn "How to do Business inworld. Participants will learn How to do Business inIndonesia", not only by official macro and micro economical data, but also by sharing different experiences of government officers, international companies leaders, as well as national and international Chambers of Commerce. We will have discussions about specific economical areas such asdiscussions about specific economical areas, such asenergy, construction, telecommunications, information technology & communications, tourism and logistics

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What is BT? Business Trip aims to promote Indonesia as an excellent opportunity to partner with. AIESEC Alumni leaders and entrepreneurs from all over the world are invited to visit the H t f I d iHeart of Indonesia:- Jakarta- Surabaya

Medan- Medan- Batam- Bandung

We´ll visit Indonesia’s most dynamic and modern industrial areas, where Indonesia business opportunities was born. The main purpose is to identify business opportunities andThe main purpose is to identify business opportunities andcreate alliances.

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What is Global Village?This event is an international sharing experience where cultural diversity and knowledge will flood the environment through fairs, typical dances, food, and costumes, along with stories and cultural shows bringing a space for international sharing and understanding.

Global Village is an open-to-public fair where every country will id l f th i lt h i l d th tprovide samples of their culture such as: musical and theater

presentations, conferences with international view supported by local and international facilitators, all in the same place at the same time.

With this event we present the world through another perspective, culture and horizon. In this sense, Global Village seeks to create conscience on the importance of keeping and supporting nationalconscience on the importance of keeping and supporting nationalculture

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�� Owner/PartnerOwner/Partner 3,874 (5.7%)3,874 (5.7%)CXOCXO 3 145 (4 6%)3 145 (4 6%)�� CXOCXO 3,145 (4.6%)3,145 (4.6%)

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Junichi Koizumi Japan

Martti Ahtissari Finland

Helmut Kohl Germany

Cesar Gaviria Colombia

Cavaco Silva Portural

Janez Drnovsek Slovenia

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FF Al i B iAl i B iFamousFamous Alumni:�BusinessAlumni:�Business

Jorgen B. Rasmussen CEO, Carlsberg Group

Joong Soo Kim Chairman,Central Korea Bk

Peter Wuffli CEO, UBS Central Korea Bk

Jannik Lindbaek Chairman, Statoil

Percy Barnevik Chairman, ABB

Robert Metcalfe Founder, 3Com

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FF Al i A iAl i A iFamousFamous Alumni:�AsiaAlumni:�Asia

Meera Sanyal Francis Pangilinan Jae Chang LeeDato Shahrir

Vivek WadhwaNobuo Tanaka Ron-I Wu Liu Chee Ming

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AIESEC Alumni Associations in Asia Pacific Levelin Asia Pacific Level

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When AIESEC started in Asia Pacific?

1960’s: Japan (62), Korea (62), Taiwan (64), Australia (65), Hong Kong (65), Philippines (68), Thailand (68), Malaysia (68)

1970’s: Singapore(70), New Zealand(78)1980’s: India (81), Indonesia (84)1990’s: Pakistan (93), Sri Lanka (95), Bangladesh (99)2000’s: China (02), Vietnam (06)

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When National AIESEC Alumni (NAAs)( )started in Asia Pacific?

� Singapore (1979)� Japan (1983)� Malaysia (1995)� Taiwan (1996)

I di (2005)� India (2005)� Korea (2008)� Indonesia (2009)� Indonesia (2009)� Hong Kong (2009)� Sri Lanka (2011)� Sri Lanka (2011)

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E ti t d N b f Al iEstimated Number of AlumniTotal in AP: 60,000 (Connected by Email: 20,000)

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Regular Alumni Events gSingapore 1) Alumni Gatherings quarterly

Japan 1) Salon de AIESEC (Tokyo: Every 1st Thu / Osaka: Every 2nd Thu) 2) Annual General Assembly (MC/LCs)2) Annual General Assembly (MC/LCs) 3) Golf Outing (Twice a year since 1979)

Malaysia 1) 2-3 Social Gatherings per year 2) 2-3 Charity Events per year) y p y

Taiwan 1) Monthly Gathering (Every last Friday) 2) Manager Gathering for bi-monthly or quarterly 3) Golf Outing on Every 2nd Sat

India 1) Annual General Assembly2) Alumni Gatherings at LCs

Korea 1) Monthly Gathering (Every 3rd Wed)2) AAK L d F (Fi t Th i 2 th )2) AAK Leaders Forum (First Thu in every 2 months)3) Annual General Assembly

Indonesia 1) Ramadhan Gathering (Once a year) 2) Annual General Assembly2) Annual General Assembly

Hong Kong 1) AIESEC Friday (Every 2nd Friday) 2) Annual Dinner 3) AIESEC Lunch Gathering

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National AIESEC Alumni’s Contact Information

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National AIESEC Alumni’s Contact Information

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