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The document outlines Mario Scian's candidacy for an LCP leadership position with AIESEC. It discusses his idealistic and remarkable qualities, and vision to engage and develop every young person. It provides status updates on fundraising metrics and objectives. It emphasizes innovating with a new mindset, standing up, and pushing forward. It expresses Mario's passion and belief that he can make a difference and change the world by motivating and inspiring others as a leader who is always available to coach and facilitate.
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- 1. LCP Candidate Mario Scian
- 2. Idealistic
- 3. Bold
- 4. Crazy
- 5. Remarkable
- 6. “engage and develop every young person in the world”
- 7. How Amazing Is That?
- 8. I Can Change the World
- 9. WE Can Change the World
- 10. “engage and develop every young person in Copenhagen”
- 11. (Won’t Be Easy)
- 12. “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step” – Lao Tzu
- 14. Where We Are Now, Can We Really Change the World?
- 15. Not Too Bad
- 16. Current Status / Objectives EPs Raised: 29/50 EPs Realized: 13/16
- 17. Current Status / Objectives TNs Raised: 4/10 TNs Realized: 1/10
- 18. Innovate
- 19. New Mindset
- 20. Stand Up
- 21. Push Forward
- 24. This One Is Important
- 25. We Can Make the Difference
- 26. Potential
- 27. People
- 28. Passion
- 29. I’m the Guy You Were Waiting
- 30. I’ll make AIESEC CBS Change the World
- 32. Chronic Problem
- 34. They Don’t Care
- 37. What If…
- 39. People Will Be More Interested
- 40. Innovation
- 41. Change
- 42. Not Breaking
- 43. Taking It a Step Further
- 44. We Need to Think and Act Like This
- 45. Do I Have What It Takes?
- 49. Give Back
- 50. Help
- 51. Inspire
- 52. I’ll Make It Happen
- 53. TWO Things
- 54. 1
- 55. Action
- 56. Best Thing About UNITE?
- 57. It Happened
- 60. It’s Done
- 62. For Months
- 63. I Dreamed
- 64. May 3rd
- 65. It Will Happen
- 66. 101 Two Days Later
- 67. 2
- 68. Structure
- 70. a) Sales Culture
- 74. c) One-on-Ones
- 76. AND… Let It Be Known
- 77. Every Week
- 78. LCP Door Open
- 79. For Everyone
- 84. EPs
- 85. Future Members
- 86. Everyone
- 87. I Won’t Care
- 90. “engage and develop every young person in Copenhagen”
- 91. The Leader
- 94. Inspire
- 95. Motivate
- 96. It’s YOU
- 98. Always Open
- 99. Always There
- 100. Coach and Facilitate
- 101. Lend You My Ear
- 102. …It’s in Your Hands
- 104. 63
- 105. “Change the World, One Person at a Time”
- 106. They Succeeded
- 108. Thank You!
Editor's Notes
- My vision for our LC
- Think about it for a sec…
- Standing Here.. Speaking to you…
- I want our LC to be a champion of this vision, I want our LC to
- I want to give that first step and need your help in these elections
- But, the path we are taking won’t make us achieve…
- To change the world, we can’t continue this way
- Little rules, keeping our heads down, fitting in, instead of just doing what are told to. We need to stand up and say, ‘not us’
- I’m standing in front of you because…
- Live or onVideo
- Than if they heard the typical AIESEC Pitch
- Give it all, and more
- Priority lists, interviews with members coming back from X…
- Only I can give you
- Being the light, showing the path
- Extending the hands
- Karo, Cristina – It’s Who will make this LC a success or not
- I’ll be at the office
- Vote me for, and we together can change…
- They changed me – Now let’s Start the real revolution – it’s time to finish the job.
- @ CBS I want to finish this job and need your help. Let’s change the world, right now and in this place