The AIESEC Alumni Transformation Project

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The Alumni Transforma0on Project Building on the Hungary mandate to unleash AIESEC’s global alumni poten;al

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Building on the Hungary mandate to unleash AIESEC’s global alumni potenial

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The  Alumni  Transforma0on  Project  Building  on  the  Hungary  mandate  to  unleash  AIESEC’s  global  alumni  poten;al  

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AIESEC’s  Lifelong  Connec,on  =  1  Trillion  AIESEC    

• AIESEC’s  lifelong  connec,on            is  about  connec0ng  as  many  as  1  million  alumni  with  each  other  and  with  student  AIESEC  -   To  benefit  alumni  -   To  support  AIESEC  -   To  have  an  impact  on  the  world  

…in  a  true  global  network  that  leverages  our  values,  our  capital  of  trust  and  our  collec0ve  talent.  

Values''Trust'''Talent'

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A  Very  Compressed  Timeline  

The  Past  50+  Years    

• Massive  poten;al,  but        a  sleeping  giant  

• The  obstacles…  -­‐ No  synergies                                (AI  <–>  AAI,                      AAI  <–>  NAAs)  

-­‐ No  funding  -­‐  Limited          ‘Muscle  power’  

-­‐  Few  services    -­‐  Low  member  value  

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A  Very  Compressed  Timeline  

The  Past  50+  Years    

• Massive  poten;al,  but        a  sleeping  giant  

• The  obstacles…  -­‐ No  synergies                                (AI  <–>  AAI,                      AAI  <–>  NAAs)  

-­‐ No  funding  -­‐  Limited          ‘Muscle  power’  

-­‐  Few  services    -­‐  Low  member  value  

AAIM  Hungary                  (February  ‘12)  

• Working  Group’s    assessment  and  proposed  strategy  

-­‐  based  on  history  and            in-­‐depth  assessment              of  present  state  

-­‐  supported  by  extensive  surveys  of  alumni  and  na;onal  leaders  

  AAIM  strongly  endorsed  the  WG’s  proposal,  then  AAIC  elected  an  EB  and    gave  us  a  mandate            to  implement  it  

Implementa0on  (March  –  August  ’12)  

•  New  EB,  with  support  from  past  EB,  na;onal  leaders  and  alumni-­‐at-­‐large,  has  been  working  to  put  this  strategy    into  place  

Today  (August  25,  2012)  

•  Forge  a  consensus  on  our  crucial    next  steps!  

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“Our%Present”%–%Synthesis%and%Implica5ons%

We have many strengths, but a vicious circle has prevented us from harnessing them fully.

Scale and diversity of alumni base Strong

shared values!

Shared AIESEC

experiences

Strong capabilities/personal

accomplishments of alumni

Fun, engaging conferences

Large alumni

databases

Passionate alumni

Strong AI commitment to make it work

Some very strong NAAs

Excellent AI/AAI

working relations!

Global reach

Capital

of trust

Grassroots desire for success

among alumni

Alumni newsletters and social networks

Social media skills

Strong Website

management skills

AAI Visibility

Our Many Alumni Strengths Our Alumni Vicious Circle

Frag

men

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alum

ni

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mun

icat

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Poor coordination and control between alumni entities

Unclear vision

We have limited impact today on alumni, AIESEC and the world around us, relative to our potential

Consistent leadership

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Our  Present  –  Synthesis  and  Implica0ons  

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Our  Conclusions  from  the  NAA  Survey  

AIESEC  Alumni      is  not  exploi;ng  its  global  scale  

Deep  inefficiencies          at  many  NAAs  

Shor[all  rela;ve  to  poten;al  

•  Dispersion  and  lack  of  coordina;on  •  Limited  service  offerings  •  Fragmented  databases  •  Weak  infrastructure  to  support  new  NAAs  

By  not  exploi,ng  our  global  scale,  NAAs  o:en  lack  efficiency  and  impact                        and  fall  short  of  their  poten,al  

•  Frustra;ng  search  to  deliver  value  •  Bogged  down  in  admin  and  difficult  to  recruit  a  team  •  Difficult  to  manage  /  constantly  ‘reinven;ng  the  wheel’  

•  Low  member  penetra;on  rela;ve  to  poten;al  •  High  turnover  •  Poor  country  coverage  

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Our  Strategic  Impera0ves  

Our strategic imperatives are to establish platforms, goals and services that drive real value and achieve a defined mission, and to support them with unified global operations and strong branding.

Our Strategic Imperatives

Aspirational global alumni mission statement (that clarifies the Alumni role towards AIESEC and the world at large)

Platforms, goals and services that drive real value (implemented globally, nationally and locally)

Unified Operating

“Enablers” that Exert

Global Scale

•  Tracking of all-time alumni in secure, integrated database Unified Database

Single Membership •  Adherence to global, professionally managed membership

Global Website •  Global website for central access and effective membership management

Individual Networking •  Powerful social media hub enabling direct contact among members and crowdsourcing

Group Communication •  Streamlined approach that provides useful information from a unified source

Elevated branding that enhances the

emotional appeal of our organization

Efficient Funding •  Harnessing of global alumni base for action-oriented fee and donation income

Global Organization •  Unified structure (with AIESEC synergies, without overlaps)

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Web Portal portal •  Global portal for central access and effective membership management

Integrated Membership

Global Web Portal

We  chose  to  transform  the  sleeping  giant  into  a  high  performing  giant,  by  taking                                    “10  steps”  that  will  start  a  virtuous  circle,  leading  to  rapid  growth  and  far-­‐reaching  impact.    

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PlaQorms,  Goals  and  Services  That  Drive  Real  Value  Our strategic imperatives are to establish platforms, goals and services that drive real value and achieve a defined mission, and to support them with unified global operations and strong branding.

Our Strategic Imperatives

Aspirational global alumni mission statement (that clarifies the Alumni role towards AIESEC and the world at large)

Platforms, goals and services that drive real value (implemented globally, nationally and locally)

Unified Operating

“Enablers” that Exert

Global Scale

•  Tracking of all-time alumni in secure, integrated database Unified Database

Single Membership •  Adherence to global, professionally managed membership

Global Website •  Global website for central access and effective membership management

Individual Networking •  Powerful social media hub enabling direct contact among members and crowdsourcing

Group Communication •  Streamlined approach that provides useful information from a unified source

Elevated branding that enhances the

emotional appeal of our organization

Efficient Funding •  Harnessing of global alumni base for action-oriented fee and donation income

Global Organization •  Unified structure (with AIESEC synergies, without overlaps)

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Web Portal portal •  Global portal for central access and effective membership management

Integrated Membership

Global Web Portal

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Goal  

•  Unite  the  AIESEC  community  (students  and  alumni)  in  ci;es  across  the  globe  every  month  to  network,  have  fun  and  have  an  impact.  

Results  to  date  

•  Began  as  grassroots  effort  with  Facebook  site  that  consolidates  these  events  globally.  

•  Recruited  global  leader  (Hugo  Preciado).  •  Growing  number  of  events  worldwide                  (56  in  August,  up  from  June  and  July).  

•  Some  regional  coordinators  in  place.  

Next  steps  

•  Elevate  par;cipa;on  with  MCs/LCs,                  working  in  conjunc;on  with  AI.  

•  Provide  programma;c  content  op;ons                  along  Alumni-­‐to-­‐Alumni,  Alumni–AIESEC                and  Alumni-­‐to-­‐World  lines.  

•  Recruit  coordinators  for  Europe.  •  Improve  program  name.  

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The  AIESEC  Leaders  List  

Goal  

•  List  every  leader  in  AIESEC’s  history.            Every  one  of  us.  Everywhere.  

•  Crucial  step  towards  strengthening  our  alumni  network  at  the  local,  MC,  regional  and  interna;onal  levels.  

Results  to  date  

•  Created  a  website  that  enables  the  crowdsourcing  of  this  data  with  pages  for  leaders  at  every  level.  

•  Preloaded  with  thousands  of  known  leaders,  and  each  page  can  be  edited  by  alumni  who  sign  a  privacy  and  use  affidavit.  

•  Ini;al  launch  with  more  than  1,000  alumni  adding  informa;on.  

Next  steps  

•  Seeking  a  global  leader  to  drive  this  program  by  growing  awareness  and  increasing  par;cipa;on  at  every  level.  

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Goals  

•  Capture  AIESEC’s  history  at  every  level  worldwide.  

•  Enable  everyone  to  share  both  knowledge  and  documents,  images  and  video.  

•  Do  so  conveniently  in  one  wiki.  

Results  to  date  

•  Created  beta  version  of  a  wiki  that  provides  for  the  crowdsourcing  of  a  ;meline  of  historical  events  (also  including  images  and  video)  and  a  text  storyline.  

Next  steps  

•  Seeking  a  global  leader  to  encourage  pilot  programs,  to  build  awareness,  and  to  build  out  the  rest  of  the  website.  

The  AIESEC  History  Project  (beta)  

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Goal  

•  To  match  global  supply  and  demand  for  individualized  alumni  experiences  that  take                      full  advantage  of  our  values,  trust  and  talent,                      along  with  our  global  scale  and  reach.  

Signature  Programs  –  “Exchange”    

Values''Trust'''Talent'

Illustra0on  

Alum  A    (a  marketer      in  Brazil)      

seeks  a  unique  cultural/business  experience  during  a  trip    to  Europe  

“Supply”   “Demand”  

Alum  B            (a  manufacturer  in  Italy)  wants    to  learn  about          the  Brazilian  marketplace  

The  Match  

•  Alum  A  spends  a  day  with  Alum  B            at  Alum  B’s  company  in  Italy  -­‐  Learns  about  company  and  offers  insights  

regarding  the  Brazilian  market  -­‐  Gets  entertained  (room,  board  and  

evening  out?)  • No  money  changes  hands,  but  a  compelling  business  and  cultural  connec;on  takes  place  among  alumni.  

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Alumni-­‐to-­‐Alumni  

Global  Job  Exchange  • Online  exchange  for  temporary  or  permanent  jobs,            BOD  or  consul;ng  assignments.    Includes  the  concept            of  a  short-­‐term  mission.  

Global  Business  Exchange  • Matches  alumni  who  need  products  and  services  with  alumni  and  alumni-­‐managed  businesses  who  offer  these  products  and  services.      

• Could  range  from  market  research  and  consul;ng  to  help  with  distribu;on  channel  development  or  business  partner  selec;on  in  another  country.  

Global  Meetups  • Offers  members  the  ability  to  connect  with  alums  who  have  similar  interests  during  interna;onal  travel  with  the  poten;al  addi;on  of  couch  surfing.  

Global  Home  Exchange  • Offers  members  to  ability  to  swap  homes  for  vaca;on  purposes  with  other  alumni  through  the  AAI  web  portal.  

[Others  could  include  mentorship,  ventures...]  

Alumni—AIESEC    

Global  Traineeship  Referrals    • Matches  student  AIESECers  who  seek  traineeship  leads  with  alumni  who  are  willing      to  offer  them.  

Global  Mentoring  Exchange  • Matches  students  who  seek  mentors  with  alumni  who  are  willing  to  serve  as  one.  

Global  AIESEC  BOA  Exchange  • Matches  student  AIESECers  that  seek  board  advisors  with  alumni  who  are  willing        to  serve  as  one.  

Alumni-­‐to-­‐World  

AIESEC  Student  Projects  •  Showcases  AIESEC  student  projects  and  matches  them  with  alumni  who  are  willing      to  invest  in  them.  

Alumni  Theme  Projects  •  Showcases  alumni  AIESEC-­‐theme  related  (typically  non-­‐profit)  projects  and  matches  them  with  AIESEC  alumni  who  are  interested  in  par;cipa;ng  in  them.  

Signature  Programs  –  “Exchange”    

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Approach  

•  AAI’s  web  portal  will  be  the  core  pla[orm  through  which  alumni  engage  in  exchange  through  our  Signature  Programs  -  It  will  feature  an  enterprise-­‐class  database,  a  content  mgt  system.  -  We  will  use  APIs  for  interfacing  modules  and  programs  to  the  database  and  integra;ng  them  into  the  web  portal.  

Progress  to  date  

•  Priori;za;on  of  signature  programs.  •  Preliminary  func;onal  specifica;ons.  •  Involved  expert  alumni  volunteer  as  advisor.  

Signature  Programs  –  “Exchange”    

Values''Trust'''Talent'

Next  steps  

•  Complete  development  of  the  web  portal.  •  Get  input  on  the  func;onal  specs.  •  Build  implementa;on  team.  

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Global  Web  Portal  and  Networking  Our strategic imperatives are to establish platforms, goals and services that drive real value and

achieve a defined mission, and to support them with unified global operations and strong branding.

Our Strategic Imperatives

Aspirational global alumni mission statement (that clarifies the Alumni role towards AIESEC and the world at large)

Platforms, goals and services that drive real value (implemented globally, nationally and locally)

Unified Operating

“Enablers” that Exert

Global Scale

•  Tracking of all-time alumni in secure, integrated database Unified Database

Single Membership •  Adherence to global, professionally managed membership

Global Website •  Global website for central access and effective membership management

Individual Networking •  Powerful social media hub enabling direct contact among members and crowdsourcing

Group Communication •  Streamlined approach that provides useful information from a unified source

Elevated branding that enhances the

emotional appeal of our organization

Efficient Funding •  Harnessing of global alumni base for action-oriented fee and donation income

Global Organization •  Unified structure (with AIESEC synergies, without overlaps)

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portal Global Web Portal •  Global portal for central access and effective membership management

Integrated Membership

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Goals  •  Interac0ve  central  gateway  for  all  alumni-­‐related  informa;on  and  services.  •  Central  hub  for  all  alumni  to  be  able  to  connect  with  each  other  and  with  AIESEC.  •  Structured  discussion  forums  that  will  be  so  effec;ve  that  they  will  shim  much  of  the  fragmented  online  chaner  on  social  media  to  our  pla[orm.  

Results  to  date  •  Created  portal  mockup  and  work  plan.  •  Project  development  team  in  place  and  working.  •  Streamlined  membership  signup  interface.  

Next  steps  

• Work  with  AI  to  include  myaiesec.net  data  on  our  pla[orm  to  provide  immediate  scale.  •  Complete  the  development  work.  

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Membership  and  sign-­‐in  

•  Registra;on  and  payment  interface  

•  Convenient  sign-­‐in  through  LinkedIn,  Facebook  or  direct  

•  Access  privileges    - Unregistered  visitors  (very  limited  access)  - Registered  alumni  (somewhat  more  access)  - Members  (full  access  depending  on  membership  category)  

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Membership  Benefits  

Sign-­‐up  

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Alumni-­‐to-­‐Alumni  programs  

•  Global  signature  exchange  programs  (Job  Exchange,  Business  Exchange,  Meet-­‐ups,  Home  Exchange).  •  Alumni  publica;ons  (including  40-­‐under-­‐40  and  40-­‐over-­‐40).  •  Alumni  profiles  (including  famous  alumni).  

Alumni–AIESEC  programs  

•  Global  signature  exchange  programs  (Traineeship  Referrals,  Mentoring  Exchange,  BOA  Exchange).  •  The  AIESEC  Leaders  List.  •  The  AIESEC  History  Project.  •  AIESEC  informa;on  (annual  reports,  etc.)    

Alumni-­‐to-­‐World  programs  

•  Visibility  and  par;cipa;on  in  AIESEC  student  projects.  •  Visibility  and  par;cipa;on  theme-­‐related  alumni  projects.  •  AIESEC  Life  Comminant  (A.L.C.)  accredited  amer  swearing  lifelong  personal  commitment  to  AIESEC  code.  

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Alumni-­‐to-­‐Alumni  

Alumni–AIESEC  

Alumni-­‐to-­‐World  

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Alumni  news  • Will  include  a  feed  of  alumni  news  about  ini;a;ves,  events,  alumni  of  dis;nc;on,  and  more.    Readers  can  make  comments  to  enable  dialogue  among  alumni.      

• May  also  include  a  feed  of  na;onal  and  regional  alumni  news.  

AIESEC  news  •  The  news  feed  would  be  driven  exclusively  by  AI.  

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Alumni  News  

AIESEC  News  

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Find  alumni  •  Search  capability  for  all  alumni  in  the  database.  •  To  include  100,000+  alumni  from  myaiesec.net,  among  others.  •  Gradua;ng  AIESEC  students  are  to  be  transferred  automa;cally  into  the  database.  •  AIESEC  experience  listed,  with  connec;ons  to  LinkedIn  data  for  deeper  content.  

Find  chapters  •  Lis;ng  of  current  contact  informa;on  and  website  for  all  alumni  en;;es                                  (updated  by  alumni  en;;es).  

Discussion  forums  •  Structured  discussion  threads  ini;ated  by  alumni  with  a  view  to  suppor;ng  dialogue  on      all  topics  desired  by  alumni.      

•  A  superior  experience  that  will  drive  discussion  from  fragmented  social  media?  

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Find  Chapters  

Discussion  Forums    

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Find  Chapters  

Discussion  Forums    

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Star0ng  a  na0onal  associa0on  •  Reference  materials  for  quick-­‐star;ng  an  NAA.  

NAA  best  prac0ces  •  Reference  materials  on  best  prac;ces,  also  supported  by  discussion  forums.  

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Calendars  •  Global  events  calendar  including  conferences  and  First  Thursdays  events.  

Calendar  

First  Thursdays  

Star;ng  an  NAA  

NAA  Best  Prac;ces  

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Integrated  Membership  Our strategic imperatives are to establish platforms, goals and services that drive real value and achieve a defined mission, and to support them with unified global operations and strong branding.

Our Strategic Imperatives

Aspirational global alumni mission statement (that clarifies the Alumni role towards AIESEC and the world at large)

Platforms, goals and services that drive real value (implemented globally, nationally and locally)

Unified Operating

“Enablers” that Exert

Global Scale

•  Tracking of all-time alumni in secure, integrated database Unified Database

Single Membership •  Adherence to global, professionally managed membership

Global Website •  Global website for central access and effective membership management

Individual Networking •  Powerful social media hub enabling direct contact among members and crowdsourcing

Group Communication •  Streamlined approach that provides useful information from a unified source

Elevated branding that enhances the

emotional appeal of our organization

Efficient Funding •  Harnessing of global alumni base for action-oriented fee and donation income

Global Organization •  Unified structure (with AIESEC synergies, without overlaps)

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portal Global Web Portal •  Global portal for central access and effective membership management •  Global portal for central access and effective membership management

Integrated Membership

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Integrated  Membership  

The  conclusions  in  Hungary  

•  Small  member  scale  in  AAI  and  the  fragmented  NAAs.  •  The  en;;es  operate  independently  and  struggle  to  create  value.  •  The  small  en;;es  have  a  large  administra;ve  burden  because  there  are  linle  economies  of  scale.  

We  have  a  simple  proposal  

•  Beginning  2013,  each  alumni  member  worldwide  pays  €30  to  AAI  or  an  NAA.  

•  The  member  receives  base  membership  in  AAI  and  NAA  plus  reciprocal  base  membership  privileges  worldwide.  

•   The  €30  fee  is  handled  as  follows:  -  €15  accrues  to  AAI  -  €15  accrues  to  the  NAA  where  the  member  resides  

-  What  revenue  share  to  recognize  the  role  and  cost  structure  of  an  RAA?    

Everyone  wins  

•  Increased  membership  and  revenue  scale.  -  AAI  and  NAAs  improve  their  value  proposi;on                          by  offering  global  value  

-  AAI  and  NAA  memberships  are  sold  by  new                              sales  channels  (each  are  sold  by  AAI  and  NAAs)  

-  AAI  and  NAAs  can  also  sell  upgrades  to  all  members  

•  Poten;al  for  lower  costs  through  outsourcing  some  administra;ve  ac;vi;es  to  AAI  or  an  RAA.  

•  Aligns  AAI,  NAAs,  RAAs  and  alumni-­‐at-­‐large    while  retaining  independent  en;;es.      

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Unified  Database  Our strategic imperatives are to establish platforms, goals and services that drive real value and achieve a defined mission, and to support them with unified global operations and strong branding.

Our Strategic Imperatives

Aspirational global alumni mission statement (that clarifies the Alumni role towards AIESEC and the world at large)

Platforms, goals and services that drive real value (implemented globally, nationally and locally)

Unified Operating

“Enablers” that Exert

Global Scale

•  Tracking of all-time alumni in secure, integrated database Unified Database

Single Membership •  Adherence to global, professionally managed membership

Global Website •  Global website for central access and effective membership management

Individual Networking •  Powerful social media hub enabling direct contact among members and crowdsourcing

Group Communication •  Streamlined approach that provides useful information from a unified source

Elevated branding that enhances the

emotional appeal of our organization

Efficient Funding •  Harnessing of global alumni base for action-oriented fee and donation income

Global Organization •  Unified structure (with AIESEC synergies, without overlaps)

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portal Global Web Portal •  Global portal for central access and effective membership management

Integrated Membership

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Unified  Database  

Results  to  date  

•  Herculean  effort  to  consolidate  various  AAI  and  AI  databases.  

Aligned  interests  pave  the  way  forward  

•  Integrated  membership  takes  away  the  concerns  about  data  sharing  between  AAI  and  the  NAAs.  

-  Goals  are  aligned  to  create  value  for  alumni  and  to  sell  integrated  memberships  

•  A  unified  global  database  for  paid  members  is  needed  for  revenue  anribu;on  and  member  data.  

•  There  are  built-­‐in  incen;ves  to  share  data  on  non-­‐paying  alumni,  since  either  AAI  or  the  NAA  can  make  the  sale.    

Next  steps  

•  Conclude  an  agreement  with            each  NAA  regarding  data  sharing.  

•  Decide  together  on  a  clear  implementa;on  plan  -  Coordina;on  of  membership        campaign  ;ming  and  working                          (for  integrated  membership)  

-  Technical  and  legal  discussions                          for  managing  privacy  issues  

The  conclusions  in  Hungary  

• Many  independent,  overlapping,  unmaintained  alumni  databases  at  AI,  AAI  and  at  NAAs/MCs.  

•  Inefficiency,  lost  alumni.  • Major  obstacle  to  building  a  true  global  alumni  network.  

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Group  Communica0on  Our strategic imperatives are to establish platforms, goals and services that drive real value and achieve a defined mission, and to support them with unified global operations and strong branding.

Our Strategic Imperatives

Aspirational global alumni mission statement (that clarifies the Alumni role towards AIESEC and the world at large)

Platforms, goals and services that drive real value (implemented globally, nationally and locally)

Unified Operating

“Enablers” that Exert

Global Scale

•  Tracking of all-time alumni in secure, integrated database Unified Database

Single Membership •  Adherence to global, professionally managed membership

Global Website •  Global website for central access and effective membership management

Individual Networking •  Powerful social media hub enabling direct contact among members and crowdsourcing

Group Communication •  Streamlined approach that provides useful information from a unified source

Elevated branding that enhances the

emotional appeal of our organization

Efficient Funding •  Harnessing of global alumni base for action-oriented fee and donation income

Global Organization •  Unified structure (with AIESEC synergies, without overlaps)

12

portal Global Web Portal •  Global portal for central access and effective membership management

Integrated Membership

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Group  Communica0on  

The  conclusions  in  Hungary  

•  Communica;on  channels  are  fragmented,                            and  alumni  don’t  receive  all  of  the  informa;on        they  want  and  need.      

Results  to  date  

•  Published  a  combined  newslener  with  AI                    (building  on  an  ini;a;ve  begun  by  Victor).  

•  Latest  edi;on  shimed  from  mul;-­‐page  PDF  format  to    a  one-­‐page  html  format  that  links  to  the  complete  ar;cles  on  the  web  portal,  promo;ng  engagement.  

•  Formed  a  social  media  team  headed  by  Fiona  Akumu,  former  MCP  of  AIESEC  Kenya,  to  promote  AAI  news.  

Next  steps  

•  Need  to  staff  up  this  effort  with  a  newslener  editor  and  reporters.  

•  Determine  what  content  is  most  desired  by  alumni.  •  Integrate  this  effort  with  all  of  the  content  and  programs  that  will  be  part  of  the  web  portal.  

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Global  Organiza0on  Our strategic imperatives are to establish platforms, goals and services that drive real value and achieve a defined mission, and to support them with unified global operations and strong branding.

Our Strategic Imperatives

Aspirational global alumni mission statement (that clarifies the Alumni role towards AIESEC and the world at large)

Platforms, goals and services that drive real value (implemented globally, nationally and locally)

Unified Operating

“Enablers” that Exert

Global Scale

•  Tracking of all-time alumni in secure, integrated database Unified Database

Single Membership •  Adherence to global, professionally managed membership

Global Website •  Global website for central access and effective membership management

Individual Networking •  Powerful social media hub enabling direct contact among members and crowdsourcing

Group Communication •  Streamlined approach that provides useful information from a unified source

Elevated branding that enhances the

emotional appeal of our organization

Efficient Funding •  Harnessing of global alumni base for action-oriented fee and donation income

Global Organization •  Unified structure (with AIESEC synergies, without overlaps)

12

portal Global Web Portal •  Global portal for central access and effective membership management

Integrated Membership

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Global  Organiza0on  

The  conclusions  in  Hungary  •  The  independent  alumni  opera;ons  of  AAI,  AI,  the  NAAs  and  the  MCs  have                                                                made  it  difficult  to  launch  programs  with  interna;onal  scale.  

•  In  par;cular,  AI  and  AAI  need  to  work  as  an  integrated  team.  -  Create  a  small,  joint  AAI/AI  alumni  support  team  to  implement  the  10  steps  and  core  services  -  Seek  AAI  par;cipa;on  on  the  SG  and  alumni  oversight  by  the  SG  to  maximize  AAI/AI  alignment  

Results  to  date  •  Some  successes  

-  AAI  has  forged  a  somewhat  stronger  virtual  team  with  AI,  building  on  strong  efforts  by  previous  EB  -  AAI  is  being  granted  ex-­‐officio  board  member  status  on  the  SG  -  AAI  has  been  building  a  volunteer  team  to  get  projects  executed  

•  However,  we  confirm  now  than  ever  that  we  need  a  small  full-­‐Dme  staff  to  handle  administra;ve  work  to  execute  the  Hungary  vision,  and  this  requires  funding.  

Next  steps  

•  Redouble  efforts  on  funding  to  address  ‘chicken-­‐and-­‐egg’  problem.  •  Seek  a  wrinen  agreement  with  AI  to  ensure  clarity  and  con;nuity  of  roles  and  responsibili;es.  •  Present  AAI’s  perspec;ve  at  the  SG  mee;ngs  to  promote  further  alignment.  

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Establishing  a  Joint  Alumni  Global  Support  Center  

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Unified Database

Individual Networking

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Group Communications

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Global Website

Single Membership

Efficient Funding

Joint Alumni Global Support Center

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Integra0ng  Structures  of  Governance  

AIESEC AI Alumni EB

AIESEC IC AIESEC IPM AIESEC MCs AIESEC LCs

AIESEC Student Members

Alumni Assembly International Alumni Association

National Alumni Chapters Local Alumni Chapters

Alumni Members

AIESEC Supervisory Group

Student Bodies / University Faculties / Employers / Alumni Body

AIESEC’s Four User Groups

Joint Alumni Global Support Center

•  Independent alumni governance

• Oversee both AIESEC and Alumni • Promote alignment between the 2 bodies • Professional sounding board but would not

dictate Alumni policy

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Next  Steps  in  Governance  

The  current  situa0on  

• The  op;mum  roles  and  responsibili;es  of  AAI  and  the  NAAs  are  not  clear  today  • AAI  and  the  NAAs  are  ‘member-­‐driven’  rather  than  having  direct  governance  links  

Proposed  next  steps  

• We  see  the  following  ways  to  bridge  the  gap:  - Establish  a  wriben  shared  understanding  of  the  respec;ve  roles  and  responsibili;es  of  AAI  and  the  NAAs  - Create  an  Advisory  Council  made  up  na;onal  leaders  that  will  have  periodic  calls  with  AAI  to  promote  maximum  alignment  - Encourage  na;onal  leaders  to  anend  in-­‐person  AAIM  mee;ngs,  and  devote  the  Winter/Spring  mee;ng  especially  to  an  AAI  mee;ng  with  the  Advisory  Council  - Begin  planning  now  for  a  mee;ng  in  February/March/April  ;meframe  

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Efficient  Funding  Our strategic imperatives are to establish platforms, goals and services that drive real value and achieve a defined mission, and to support them with unified global operations and strong branding.

Our Strategic Imperatives

Aspirational global alumni mission statement (that clarifies the Alumni role towards AIESEC and the world at large)

Platforms, goals and services that drive real value (implemented globally, nationally and locally)

Unified Operating

“Enablers” that Exert

Global Scale

•  Tracking of all-time alumni in secure, integrated database Unified Database

Single Membership •  Adherence to global, professionally managed membership

Global Website •  Global website for central access and effective membership management

Individual Networking •  Powerful social media hub enabling direct contact among members and crowdsourcing

Group Communication •  Streamlined approach that provides useful information from a unified source

Elevated branding that enhances the

emotional appeal of our organization

Efficient Funding •  Harnessing of global alumni base for action-oriented fee and donation income

Global Organization •  Unified structure (with AIESEC synergies, without overlaps)

12

portal Global Web Portal •  Global portal for central access and effective membership management

Integrated Membership

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Efficient  Funding  

Learnings  since  Hungary    • Membership  dues  and  sponsorship  revenue  will  follow  member                                                                                      value  crea;on,  so  we  have  a  ‘chicken  and  egg’  issue.  

- We  have  put  some  effort  behind  membership  marke;ng  and                                                                                              sponsorships  with  limited  results  to  date  

- We  can  push  ahead  with  con;nued  limited  funding,  and  spending  nothing,                                                                                      but  this  makes  our  job  much  more  difficult,  pushing  out  the  ;ming  and  increasing  the  risk  

Let’s  encourage  the  crea0on  of  an  AIESEC  Founda0on    

•  Jean  Choplin  and  Arnould  de  la  Boulaye  have  been  ac;vely  developing  the  concept  of  an  AIESEC  Founda;on,  and  AI  and  AAI  are  on  record  suppor;ng  this  effort.  

•  The  benefit  of  a  Founda;on  include  tax-­‐advantaged  dona;ons  for  corpora;ons  and  private  individuals  based  in  many  countries,  especially  in  Europe.  

•  The  Founda;on  will  depend  on  a  strong  AAI  for  alumni  involvement  in  its  charitable  work,  and  therefore  has  agreed  in  principle  to  earmark  a  large  percentage  of  early  dona;ons  to  AAI.  

Let’s  pursue  a  seed  capital  campaign  to  get  lid-­‐off  

•  Let’s  appeal  to  alumni  to  provide  €300,000  of  start-­‐up  capital  to  ensure  adequate  funding.  

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Mission  Statement  and  Elevated  Branding  Our strategic imperatives are to establish platforms, goals and services that drive real value and achieve a defined mission, and to support them with unified global operations and strong branding.

Our Strategic Imperatives

Aspirational global alumni mission statement (that clarifies the Alumni role towards AIESEC and the world at large)

Platforms, goals and services that drive real value (implemented globally, nationally and locally)

Unified Operating

“Enablers” that Exert

Global Scale

•  Tracking of all-time alumni in secure, integrated database Unified Database

Single Membership •  Adherence to global, professionally managed membership

Global Website •  Global website for central access and effective membership management

Individual Networking •  Powerful social media hub enabling direct contact among members and crowdsourcing

Group Communication •  Streamlined approach that provides useful information from a unified source

Elevated branding that enhances the

emotional appeal of our organization

Efficient Funding •  Harnessing of global alumni base for action-oriented fee and donation income

Global Organization •  Unified structure (with AIESEC synergies, without overlaps)

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portal Global Web Portal •  Global portal for central access and effective membership management

Integrated Membership

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Mission  Statement  and  Elevated  Branding  

The  conclusions  in  Hungary  

•  There  was  support  for  the  WG’s  recommenda;on  to  define  an  aspira;onal  mission  statement  and  to  elevate  AAI’s  branding,  but  it  was  agreed  that  the  EB  would  commission  a  team  to  look  at  poten;al  fine-­‐tuning  of  the  recommenda;ons.  

Results  to  date  

•  Under  Ken  Phillips’  leadership,  an  interna;onal  task  force  looked  at  alterna;ves  and  fine-­‐tuning  op;ons.      

•  Tweaks  were  proposed  for  the  mission  statement  and  the  tagline  op;ons,  and  a  strong  posi;oning  paper  captured  the  team’s  views.  

•  The  recommenda;on  to  re-­‐brand  AAI  as  AIESEC  Life  prevailed  as  an  abbrevia;on  of  AIESEC’s  “lifelong  connec0on,”  and  it  is  thought  that  this  could  be  implemented  as  a  global  brand  umbrella  without  requiring  that  each  NAA  change  its  name.  

Next  steps  

•  AAI  will  join  a  working  group  ini;ated  by  AI  to  look  at  our  results  in  the  context  of  a  system-­‐wide  look  at  student  and  alumni  AIESEC  branding.  

• We  will  report  back  in  advance  of  our  next  AAIM  and  AAIC.  

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Overall  Stock-­‐Take  

Advancing  in  many  areas  

•  Volunteer  team  is  growing  •  Some  important  new  

program  launches  •  Signature  program  vision  

refined  •  Website  designed  and  in  

development  •  Streamlined  membership  

sign-­‐up  •  Significant  database  progress  •  Advanced  membership  and  

governance  proposals    •  Relaunched  newslener    •  Strengthened  AI  rela;ons,  

including  AAI  inclusion  on  SG  •  Founda;on  effort  

progressing  •  Iden;ty  work  moving  along  …all  at  almost  zero  cost  to  AAI.  

What  we’ve  learned  

• We  need  to  solve  the  chicken  and  egg  problem  to  “break  through”  

-­‐  We  need  to  incur  some  cost  and  run  a  small  office  to  implement  our  plans            (e.g.,  for  data  management,  membership  management,  volunteer  recrui;ng  and  management,  fundraising…).  

-­‐  We  need  some  seed  funding  for  this  effort  to  supplement  dues  

• We  need  to  formalize  our  partnerships  

-­‐  We  need  to  crystallize  some  aspects  of  our  coopera;on  with  AI  and  with  NAAs  and  RAAs  into  formal  agreements                                (e.g.,  integrated  membership,  roles  and  responsibili;es…)  

-­‐  Though  the  various  en;;es  can  remain  largely  independent,  we  would  like  to  implement  an  Advisory  Council  NAA  and  RAA  leaders  to  ensure  ongoing  consistency  and  to  incorporate  perspec;ves  

How  you  can  help  

•  Help  us  work  smarter  by  par;cipa;ng  in  our  workshops  

•  Help  us  align  formally  our  various  en;;es  (AAI,  AI,  NAAs)  

•  Volunteer  to  take  on  a  significant  opera;ng  role  in  one  of  the  following  areas:  - Marke;ng  -  Fundraising  - Newslener  - Web  portal  -  Signature  programs