AIESEC 2015 Session for AIESEC Nigeria
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AIESEC 2015 document outlines AIESEC's goals and vision for the year 2015. It discusses: - AIESEC's midterm goal of empowering 1 million young people worldwide with leadership experiences by 2015. - How AIESEC plans to achieve this by providing experiential leadership opportunities to develop responsible and entrepreneurial youth. - AIESEC's vision of realizing peace and fulfillment of humanity's potential. The document breaks participants into groups to discuss questions around AIESEC Nigeria's goals for 2015, including becoming the top partner for leadership development, providing high-quality experiences, and engaging more young Nigerians.
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- 1. AIESEC 2015 UNDERSTANDING OUR POSITION TOWARDS ACHIEVING A SUSTAINABLE IMPACT
- 2. Objectives We understand what is AIESEC 2015. Reality Check on what AIESEC 2015 means for AIESEC Nigeria, Your LC and YOU. We understand how we can achieve AIESEC 2015
- 3. Happy Woman Joy's Mid Goal Ms Joy Ukwu Rich Man John’s Mid Term Goal Mr. John Michael Peace and Fulfilment of Humankind’ s Potential AIESEC’s Mid Goal Mr. AIESEC
- 4. Our Midterm Goal Joy John Successful AIESEC experience MBA from Harvard Huge network of friends Job in Big 4 Participation in various NGOs Investments in Real Estate and Stocks
- 6. So how does AIESEC Plan to achieve this ?
- 8. How does AIESEC do that?
- 9. How does AIESEC do that?
- 10. Break Up Into Groups of 5 Lets reflect on AIESEC Nigeria in 2015
- 11. We are recognized across sectors as the first-choice partner for our ability to develop responsible and entrepreneurial leadership
- 12. • How do you picture Nigeria being the first choice partner in 2015? (9 min)
- 13. Our collaborative environment empowers every member to live a high-quality AIESEC experience, creating a cross generational positive impact on society
- 14. • What do you understand by high – quality AIESEC experience?(9 min)
- 15. Our growing physical and virtual reach makes us the most credible and diverse global youth voice
- 16. Is AIESEC Nigeria growing in physical and virtual reach? Evaluate(9 min)
- 17. AIESEC 2015 MoS We translate our “why” into concrete promises for young people. How does AIESEC do that?
- 18. We should not be afraid talking about goals and numbers as long as we believe in the “why” behind. How does AIESEC do that?
- 19. What We Envision: Peace & Fulfillment of Human Kind’s Potential AIESEC 2015 MoS Our Impact Model Develop Leadership by providing Experiential Leadership Development Opportunities for Young People How does AIESEC do that?
- 20. 2015 Our promise of providing young people worldwide nearly Total exchange ONE realised >> What MILLION is this ?? leadership development experiences till 2015 1948 How does AIESEC do that? 2014 2013 2012 2011
- 21. To develop LEADERSHIP for 1,000,000 young people through our Experiences for a positive impact on society. How does AIESEC do that?
- 22. NOW !!! Moving towards AIESEC Nigeria in 2015
- 23. Is our Ambition Relevant? WHY ? (4 min) Are we engaging every young Nigerian? (4 min)
- 24. What is the relevance of AIESEC 2015 for your LC? (4 min)
- 25. What is the image of a successful AIESEC Nigeria in 2015 for you? (4 min)
- 26. What is the image of a successful LC (The LC that you belong to) in 2015 for you? (4 min)
- 27. What is your contribution to it as member of your LC in 2012 moving towards 2015? (4 min)