2. AIESEC

3. yesterday,

4. today,

5. tomorrow .

6. 1945

7. one of the worst moments in the history of humanity...

8. one of the "leaders” responsible for what happened.

9. one of the scenes at the time

10. 1948

11. Europe is debilitated afterthe war

12. There is a general feeling of anger and hate among the countries involved ... and an intense desire to avoid another war at all costs

13. an entire generation of leaders are dead

14. A new generation of LEADERS would have to emerge from the universities with the responsibility of rebuilding their countries

15. ... it was necessary to prepare the youth of Europe for the challenge awaiting them.

16. a small group of university students discovers in exchange the solution that would help develop leaders and alleviate the tensions amongst countries ...

17. they created what would one day be the largest student organization on the planet ...

18. they created ...

20. 1949

21. The original group of AIESEC members meet at the first International Congress in Stockholm...

22. …and exchange 89 traineeships !

23. That same year ... ... China becomes communist

24. 1950

25. The Soviet Union detonates their first atomic bomb.

26. 1953

27. AIESEC is already in 14 countriesincluding the adversaries of the last world war and one communist country (Yugoslavia)

28. 705 International Internships!

29. 1954

30. AIESEC is present in Turkey and Israel

31. AIESEC is now considered International rather than European

32. 1957

33. AIESEC expands to all of Europe

34. 1958

35. AIESEC expands to the AMERICAS !

36. 1961

37. AIESEC is established in North Africa

38. 1963

39. AIESEC is present in Asia

40. 1964

41. “The aim of the association shall be carried out by the members arranging trainee exchanges, and providing contacts and other facilities for student visitors, and undertaking exchange visits of students”

42. 1966

43. AIESEC is present on all of the continents.

44. …there are no borders

45. 1969

46. a man is capable of doing what many thought impossible...

48. he sets foot on the moon

49. “…from space you cannot see any borders ... The spectacle is unimaginable ... You see the beauty and unity of our planet.” - Neil Armstrong

50. 1971 and 1972

51. Poland and Hungary ... two of the countries following in the political ideologies of the Soviet Union enter AIESEC.

52. 1977

53. Apple creates and markets the first microcomputer, allowing the general population easy access to the power of large scale information.

54. factory automation begins having an impact on the life of the average factory worker; massive layoffs take place

55. decade of the 80s

56. Latin American debt crisis; the entire continent enters into a deep recession.

57. 1989

58. the Berlin wall is no longer ...

60. many communist countries adopt a capitalist ideology and open their markets

61. AIESEC becomes even more relevant in these countries because of its capacity to help in the adjustment process

62. decade of the 90s

63. emergence of a global economy companies now face increased competition there no longer exists the economic safety of borders.

64. 1993

65. a network, until recently academic, becomes commercial, allowing many more people to access and share information...

66. THE INTERNET PHENOMENON

67. 1995

68. plans emerge for an information system that would link all AIESEC chapters and activities via INTERNET...

69. …and the unlimited possibilities that such a system would offer an organization such as ours...

70. There are NO limits

71. AIESEC today

72. Present in over 1700 institutions of higher learning

73. over 5,500 exchanges annually

74. Partnerships with over 4,000 organizations

75. Over 35,000 members

76. AIESEC today

78. today

79. AIESEC is as relevant as it ever was

81. What are tomorrow’s leaders learning today?

82. “companies should not be concerned with social responsibility”

83. Being an entrepreneur is too difficult

84. SORRY isn’t good enough

85. “Man is born free but feels chained from everywhere he turns to.” - Rousseau

86. All barriers can be over come

88. the real barrier is present in our minds

89. … limits are dictated by our thinking.

90. All changes begin with thinking that is different

91. At this moment we aren’t even thinking.

92. …at this moment

93. we are “allowing” this to happen...

97. At this moment...

98. …we do not tolerate “difference”.

101. At this very moment...

102. …they have no place to go

104. “If I myself do not go, who will go for me? If I go only for myself, who am I? If not now, when? ” - Talmudic proverb

105. Global problems...

106. Global solutions…

108. qual a nossa direção ?

109. Entrepreneurship

111. Culturalunderstanding

112. amizade e entendimento

113. Corporate Social Responsibility

114. In the last half century, business has become the most powerful institution on the planet. The dominant sector of society must take responsibility for the whole ... This is a new role which is not yet well understood or accepted.Willis HarmanCo-founder World Business Academy

116. Higher education and learning

117. A youth action guide .

118. Interdependence

119. parts The perfect integration of the parts determines the success of the whole

120. Interdepedence is a fact

122. integração

123. We all have our own path to follow...

124. he was not born a leader não ser he learned how to be one

125. VISION

126. And it is not always clear which path to choose...

127. visão unificada.

128. …but together,

129. we find it

130. and get to where we want to go.

131. The FUTURE

132. is ours.