[aiesec phes | od 1314] regional expansion guide
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Official guide to Regional Expansion of AIESEC in the PhilippinesTRANSCRIPT
REGIONALEXPANSIONGUIDE
term 2013-2014
Everything YOU need to know to START an
AIESEC ENTITY running in your region!
WHY REGIONAL EXPANSION?
When we hear of the Philippines, we think potential. This is the guiding principle of the Regional Expansion team. We want to explore, help and further build the potential of the Philippines by bringing and opening up the platform of AIESEC to regions where AIESEC is currently not present. Ultimately, we want the endless opportunities in AIESEC to be available to them as well. More than just opening an AIESEC entity in the region though, the team wants to ensure that these regions can implement AIESEC’s team and exchange programmes as a yardstick or a measure for sustainability. AIESEC’s impact, after all, is measured through how many experiences it is able to deliver and continuously deliver.
All in all, we believe that through the innate potential of these regions and with the help of the AIESEC platform and its opportunities, we will build a better, stronger Philippines.
To potential and impact,Regional Expansion Team
MESSAGE FROM THE REGIONAL
EXPANSION TEAM
REGIONS READY TO EXPAND:
Baguio City - CARClark/Angeles City - Region III
Iloilo City - Region VIBacolod City - Region VI
Dumaguete City - Region VIICagayan de Oro - Region X
Is your region/city not included in the list? AIESEC may still expand there! Ask any of the Regional Expansion team how!
BY 1314, THE REGIONAL
EXPANSION TEAM WANTS TO
ACHIEVE,
6 Initiative Groups Formed(3 IGs Legislated)
5% ELD Contribution(100 ELD Realizations)
6 Regional Visits(for Regional Consultancy)
2 Regional Conferences(for Regional Collaboration)
PROCESS FOR EXPANDING
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Market Research & Feasibility Study IThis is initial research and study conducted by the Regional Expansion Team assessing the demographics, local economy, transportation and student markets of the region.
Initial ContactInitial contact can happen three ways: through an AIESEC alumnus connecting the team to the university/students, through the college administration itself or through interested students of the region.
Talent RecruitmentUniversity students interested in becoming Initiative Group members go through an application process and virtual or physical interview with the Regional Expansion team.
Market Research & Feasibility Study IIThe final research includes surveys conducted in the student market to gauge feasibility of running the programmes and endorsement letters from the university and external companies.
Regional Visit & Contract SigningThe team will conduct a physical visit to conduct final orientation and induction to AIESEC as well as initial exchange trainings. Contract signed allows the Initiative Group to conduct operations.
“More than just opening an AIESEC entity in the
region, the team wants to ensure that these regions
can implement AIESEC’s team and exchange
programmes as a measure of sustainability.”
PROCESS FOR EXPANDING
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Exchange Operations & EvaluationWith support and guidance (through shadowing) from the team and AIESEC in the Philippines, exchange operations is conducted. Evaluations will be based on how effective the delivery is.
Initiative Group LegislationOnce successful in conducting exchange operations, the team will recommend that the Initiative Group be legislated as official Initiative Group of AIESEC in the Philippines.
Year-End AssessmentAs a year-end assessment, the Initiative Group will be required to submit a year-end report highlighting activities throughout the year and recommendations for next year.
WHAT’S A REGIONAL VISIT LIKE?
For questions & clarifications
regarding the Expansion
process, please contact the team
immediately.
It is essentially a three to four-day physical visit to the region.The main objectives would vary based on the region. However, bare minimums include orientation to the WHY of AIESEC, induction to AIESEC and its operations, skills and functional trainings and general consultancy.
Let’s bring the impact of
AIESEC to your region!
PROPOSED TIMELINE FOR STARTING AN AIESEC ENTITY
MONTH ACTIVITIES MONTH ACTIVITIES
JuneInitial Contact, Talent Recruitment,
Market Research IIDecember
Initiative Group Legislation, Exchange Operations
JulyRegional Visit, Contract Signing,
Exchange OperationsJanuary
Initiative Group Legislation, Exchange Operations
AugustRegional Visit, Contract Signing,
Exchange OperationsFebruary
Exchange Operations & Evaluations
SeptemberExchange Operations &
EvaluationsMarch
Exchange Operations & Evaluations
OctoberExchange Operations &
EvaluationsApril
Initiative Group Legislation, Exchange Operations
NovemberExchange Operations &
EvaluationsMay
Year-End Assessment, Transition and Planning
CONTACTUS NOW!
Ron Richard HablaVP for Organizational DevelopmentEmail: [email protected]: +639178139611Skype: ronrichard_habla
Greta Almina GarciaRegional Expansion TeamEmail: [email protected]: +639173097927Skype: garcia.greta