Matching Velocity Increase the Speed of Growth!
 
Session Objectives Delegates find solutions to improve matching efficiency Delegates understand the relevance of the role of a Matcher in their committee Delegates understand how to track matches pipeline & define next steps Delegates develop an internal & external communication plan to improve matching results
Session Flow TOPIC TIME Why Matching? 5” Matching Goal setting & Tracking 10” Role of a Matcher 10” Matching Efficiency 15” Country Pipeline analysis & Next steps 20”
Why  MATCHING? MATCH DELIVERY MATCH CASH MATCH IMPACT 10,000 AV 800 MA
MATCHES GOAL SETTING & TRACKING
Matches  Goal Setting MATCHES GOAL SETTING June Re Goal 20 Apply 30 - 45 days deliver time Apply 10% Ma to Re error margin April Ma Goal 22 20 + 10% (20)
Matches  Tracking APRIL = 20 Matches   Week1 Week2 Week3 Week4 Total  Ma 3 5 7 5 20 Re 1 2 1 2 6
“ Manage Forms” on MyAIESEC.net 1. Go to “Exchange menu” 2. Go to “Manage forms” 3. Select TN or EP
“ Manage Forms” on MyAIESEC.net 1. Select “By Period” 2. Select your Cy & LC 3. Select  “MATCHED” 4. Select type and period of report, hit on Search
“ Manage forms” on MyAIESEC.net 1. This shows you forms that are Matched status currently
Why  Manage Forms Details of every single match The progress of every LC and every country partnership  Help identify internal trends
Tracking  Next Steps Check Manage forms Everyday Maintain an excel file with the Matched pipeline data Use a pivot table to track (Approach me later to learn how)   Weekly Exchange Newsletter for the LC and for partner Country or LC
Sample Newsletter for LC     Match Goal Rank LC    last week  Total 1 LC Deepti 6 10 12 2 LC Juan 4 6 10 3 LC Araz 4 6 9 4 LC Gabiza 3 5 8 5 LC Sophie 1 3 5
Ensuring Growth – Tracking for a Leader Plan Track Balance What? Who? How? Profit  Risks When? Balance Supply Demand Match Cash VP X VP F Policy Maker Investor Build Pipeline
ROLE OF A MATCHER!
The role of  the matcher   is to ensure the growth in the Measure of Success of AIESEC by matching the needs of organizations with the needs of AIESEC members. He or she manages the eXchange supply and demand, is responsible for overall DELIVERY and acts as the communication channel between EPs and TN takers.
MEASURE OF SUCCESS Number of EPs/TNs matched Number of EPs/TNs realized Absolute and relative growth in EPs/TNs realized Delivery Time Number of EPs/TNs satisfied with the internship/intern
MATCHER’S JOB DESCRIPTION Analysis of global supply in terms of EPs and TNs Promotion of exchange opportunities within AIESEC members in the LC and globally Managing international cooperation, ensuring the realization of contracts Running internal selection for exchange along with VP TM Planning and tracking of realization of exchange goals Partnership management with the organization Supporting education for matching among new members
COOL THINGS! Participation in international conferences to ensure partnerships with the key supply countries/LCs Participation in CEED programs with the key countries/LCs Ultimate responsible for the delivery of key LC/country partnerships Make friends all over the world Get in touch with key stakeholders (students & partners, along with other AIESEC members) Get connected with other cultures Significant contribution to the organizational goals
HOW WILL YOU IMPROVE THE ROLE OF THE MATCHER IN YOUR COUNTRY?
What does a person learn through the exchange process? Competencies & Skills!
Knowledge and Skills Required Key Learning Points Exchange Module in myaiesec.net Exposure to international perspectives and issues, cultural understanding IXP&QS International network of contacts Promotion  and positioning tools in myaiesec.net Marketing and promotion skills Global Supply and Demand e-marketing skills Servicing standards Strategic Planning Skills development Communication skills (personal and virtual communication) Knowledge and Resources Management Excellent English knowledge Conflict management Internet/PC user skills Crisis management Understanding of the organizational goals
Competencies Required Key Learning Points Analytical Thinking Analytical Thinking Effective Communication Effective Communication Commitment to Results Stakeholder Focus Personal effectiveness Awareness of Others Inclusiveness Resilience, Inner Strength Flexible thinking Personal Effectiveness & Organization Developing Others Inclusiveness Flexible thinking
EWELINA, Global Exchange Partnership Manager ON WHY MATCHING IS COOL!
MATCHING EFFICIENCY SOLUTIONS!
What are the key  challenges  with  MATCHING?
CHALLENGES Internal Communication between TN Manager an EP Internal Promotion of opportunities Cultural understanding and Expectation Setting Using tools such as MyAIESEC.net & Available Forms Tracker for efficient matching The profile and Role of people who are Matching
SOLUTIONS?
Internal  Communication Matches Goals and Pipeline analysis Key Messages Rewards and Recognition Highlighting the role of people matching Using Internal Communication channels for matching – Email, Networking, IM, etc Package it as a campaign!  (Namaste India; Russia Breakthrough; Ukraine Unlimited)
External  Communication Matches Goals Key country/LC partnerships Promote your country as a destination: Videos; Posters; CEEDs, Cy visits Make friends! This could also be Packaged as a campaign!
Next steps for you? Challenges and solutions for matching Key aspects  to address in your country for Matching – Ma Goals, Tracking, Role of matcher, Partnerships, Promotion Internal Communication  plan for the Country External Communication  plan for the Network
Additional Resources! Matching Velocity wiki Matching Resource Centre International Congress 2008 Exchange output Matching on MyAIESEC.net
Happy Matching!  

Matching Velocity

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    Matching Velocity Increasethe Speed of Growth!
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    Session Objectives Delegatesfind solutions to improve matching efficiency Delegates understand the relevance of the role of a Matcher in their committee Delegates understand how to track matches pipeline & define next steps Delegates develop an internal & external communication plan to improve matching results
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    Session Flow TOPICTIME Why Matching? 5” Matching Goal setting & Tracking 10” Role of a Matcher 10” Matching Efficiency 15” Country Pipeline analysis & Next steps 20”
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    Why MATCHING?MATCH DELIVERY MATCH CASH MATCH IMPACT 10,000 AV 800 MA
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    Matches GoalSetting MATCHES GOAL SETTING June Re Goal 20 Apply 30 - 45 days deliver time Apply 10% Ma to Re error margin April Ma Goal 22 20 + 10% (20)
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    Matches TrackingAPRIL = 20 Matches   Week1 Week2 Week3 Week4 Total Ma 3 5 7 5 20 Re 1 2 1 2 6
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    “ Manage Forms”on MyAIESEC.net 1. Go to “Exchange menu” 2. Go to “Manage forms” 3. Select TN or EP
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    “ Manage Forms”on MyAIESEC.net 1. Select “By Period” 2. Select your Cy & LC 3. Select “MATCHED” 4. Select type and period of report, hit on Search
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    “ Manage forms”on MyAIESEC.net 1. This shows you forms that are Matched status currently
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    Why ManageForms Details of every single match The progress of every LC and every country partnership Help identify internal trends
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    Tracking NextSteps Check Manage forms Everyday Maintain an excel file with the Matched pipeline data Use a pivot table to track (Approach me later to learn how)  Weekly Exchange Newsletter for the LC and for partner Country or LC
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    Sample Newsletter forLC     Match Goal Rank LC   last week Total 1 LC Deepti 6 10 12 2 LC Juan 4 6 10 3 LC Araz 4 6 9 4 LC Gabiza 3 5 8 5 LC Sophie 1 3 5
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    Ensuring Growth –Tracking for a Leader Plan Track Balance What? Who? How? Profit Risks When? Balance Supply Demand Match Cash VP X VP F Policy Maker Investor Build Pipeline
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    ROLE OF AMATCHER!
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    The role of the matcher is to ensure the growth in the Measure of Success of AIESEC by matching the needs of organizations with the needs of AIESEC members. He or she manages the eXchange supply and demand, is responsible for overall DELIVERY and acts as the communication channel between EPs and TN takers.
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    MEASURE OF SUCCESSNumber of EPs/TNs matched Number of EPs/TNs realized Absolute and relative growth in EPs/TNs realized Delivery Time Number of EPs/TNs satisfied with the internship/intern
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    MATCHER’S JOB DESCRIPTIONAnalysis of global supply in terms of EPs and TNs Promotion of exchange opportunities within AIESEC members in the LC and globally Managing international cooperation, ensuring the realization of contracts Running internal selection for exchange along with VP TM Planning and tracking of realization of exchange goals Partnership management with the organization Supporting education for matching among new members
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    COOL THINGS! Participationin international conferences to ensure partnerships with the key supply countries/LCs Participation in CEED programs with the key countries/LCs Ultimate responsible for the delivery of key LC/country partnerships Make friends all over the world Get in touch with key stakeholders (students & partners, along with other AIESEC members) Get connected with other cultures Significant contribution to the organizational goals
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    HOW WILL YOUIMPROVE THE ROLE OF THE MATCHER IN YOUR COUNTRY?
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    What does aperson learn through the exchange process? Competencies & Skills!
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    Knowledge and SkillsRequired Key Learning Points Exchange Module in myaiesec.net Exposure to international perspectives and issues, cultural understanding IXP&QS International network of contacts Promotion and positioning tools in myaiesec.net Marketing and promotion skills Global Supply and Demand e-marketing skills Servicing standards Strategic Planning Skills development Communication skills (personal and virtual communication) Knowledge and Resources Management Excellent English knowledge Conflict management Internet/PC user skills Crisis management Understanding of the organizational goals
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    Competencies Required KeyLearning Points Analytical Thinking Analytical Thinking Effective Communication Effective Communication Commitment to Results Stakeholder Focus Personal effectiveness Awareness of Others Inclusiveness Resilience, Inner Strength Flexible thinking Personal Effectiveness & Organization Developing Others Inclusiveness Flexible thinking
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    EWELINA, Global ExchangePartnership Manager ON WHY MATCHING IS COOL!
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    What are thekey challenges with MATCHING?
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    CHALLENGES Internal Communicationbetween TN Manager an EP Internal Promotion of opportunities Cultural understanding and Expectation Setting Using tools such as MyAIESEC.net & Available Forms Tracker for efficient matching The profile and Role of people who are Matching
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    Internal CommunicationMatches Goals and Pipeline analysis Key Messages Rewards and Recognition Highlighting the role of people matching Using Internal Communication channels for matching – Email, Networking, IM, etc Package it as a campaign! (Namaste India; Russia Breakthrough; Ukraine Unlimited)
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    External CommunicationMatches Goals Key country/LC partnerships Promote your country as a destination: Videos; Posters; CEEDs, Cy visits Make friends! This could also be Packaged as a campaign!
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    Next steps foryou? Challenges and solutions for matching Key aspects to address in your country for Matching – Ma Goals, Tracking, Role of matcher, Partnerships, Promotion Internal Communication plan for the Country External Communication plan for the Network
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    Additional Resources! MatchingVelocity wiki Matching Resource Centre International Congress 2008 Exchange output Matching on MyAIESEC.net
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