Report for young talents -Oct 2013
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This document summarizes the results of an event with the following key details: - 40 participants attended the event, with 10 interested in the OGX GCDP program and 20 interested in the TMP program. - 17 participants actually attended the event, with 2 interested in OGX GCDP and 10 interested in TMP. - The agenda included presentations on volunteerism, AIESEC activities, the SPEAK language program, an alumni story, recruitment, and the ACT opportunity. Pictures were posted on Facebook and good practices included participant interaction while finalizing the agenda earlier could have improved the event.
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