National Drivers of AIESEC in Slovenia for 2010/11
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In 2010, a group of young Slovenian and English speaking leaders from AIESEC met to discuss how to further expand the organization in Slovenia. After much deliberation, they agreed on a common goal of pursuing partnerships, entering new global markets, and achieving membership growth through innovative projects that engaged members from diverse backgrounds and opened new local committees. They were ultimately successful in implementing this vision, celebrating their achievement with dancing.
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National Drivers of AIESEC in Slovenia for 2010/11
- 2. … it was year 2010… … group of young leaders set down together… … half of them were speaking Slovene and half of them speaking English… … they where thinking about how to push AIESEC in Slovenia even further…
- 3. … so they where thinking…
- 5. … and the common goal was reached!
- 7. Positioning NATIONAL DRIVERS 10/11 Integreted XPs Growth through projects
- 8. - partnerships, - global market, - growth (M, X, L), - innovation, - new markets (raise companies, open new LCs, members from different background) Integreted XPs
- 11. … we DID IT!!!!!!!!! ..now let’s dance GROOWE baby GROOOOWWEEE :D