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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Front Cover 1

Table of Contents 2

Introduction to AIESEC 3

Thailand Youth to Business Forum 2013 4

Conference Session Overview 6

Delegate Demography 10

Conference General Satisfactory Overview 11

Financial Report 12

Main Conference Team 13

Contact Us 14

Our Partners 15

Back Cover 16

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AIESEC IN NUMBERS

1948 AIESEC founded 124 Countries and Territories 780 Local Offices 2,400 Universities 86,000 Members 5,000 International Internship

Experiences 15,000 International Volunteer

Experiences 24,000 Leadership Experiences 8,000 Partners 500 Annual Conferences

1,000,000 Alumni

AIESEC, the world’s largest youth-run organization, is an international platform for

young people to explore and develop their leadership potential for them to have a positive

impact in society.

AIESEC in Thailand has been more than 44 years continuously developing youth in

Thailand to become future leaders who are socially responsible. Founded by Professor Dr.

Puey Ungpakorn in 1966 as cooperation between AIESEC in Japan, AIESEC in Thailand

was officially welcomed into the AIESEC network in 1968. In January 16th

, 2003, AIESEC in

Thailand officially registered as a Non-Profit Organization with the National Culture Mission

Bureau.

Our Scope

AIESEC is a global, non-political, independent, not-for-profit organization run by students and

recent graduates of institutions of higher education. Its members are interested in world

issues, leadership and management. AIESEC does not discriminate on the basis of race,

color, gender, sexual orientation, creed, and religion, national, ethnic or social origin.

Our Vision

Peace and Fulfillment of Humankind’s Potentials.

Our Approach

AIESEC members live an integrated development experience. This involves leadership

opportunities, international internships and interacting with a global network to support their

development.

INTRODUCTION TO AIESEC

AIESEC in Thailand currently has established its membership in 4 top universities in Bangkok, which are: Assumption University Bangkok University Chulalongkorn University Thammasat University This year we are officially expanding our networks to 2 universities: Kasetsart University Mahidol University

OUR VALUES

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Thailand Youth to Business Forum 2013 was held in May 25th

, 2013 at

Asia Hotel Ratchathewi, Bangkok, we succesfully provided the

platform for the youth and business sectors to share ideas and

knowledge towards Innovation, Globalization, and Sustainability

issues. The speeches and workshops were delivered by Unilever,

Leadership Management International, IReal Plus, Coverage and

special guests Khun Korn Chatikavanij, Former Minsitry of Finance,

and Khun , Former Managing Director of Air Asia Thailand, to over

350 delegates from over 17 universities and 5 high schools in

Thailand and over 7 overseas universities.

THAILAND YOUTH TO BUSINESS FORUM 2013

Youth to Business is an initiative powered

by AIESEC and aims to connect young

leaders and businesses around relevant

topics to generate new, actionable ideas

and thoughts about the future. We belived

that this event created a learning platform

for youth in Thailand about the relevant

skills for nowadays and developed the global mindset which highly regarded by

businesses. Also, the delegates learned about how these organisations did business

social responsibility as part of their commitment to be responsible to their surroundings.

Theme:

“Empowering the future leaders of tomorrow to be globally competitive through connection to

business world, global mindset, and professional development”

Objective:

- Connecting the youth in Thailand to business world to build professional attitudes to be

globally competitive

- Providing platform to business practices to access the youth opinions, creative ideas,

trends,and interests

- Building mutual relationship between youth and business practices to create innovative

solutions and sustainable acts together to answer the social needs in Thailand

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Forum Topics:

Agenda Bussiness

to Youth

Youth to

Bussiness

Sustainability As society continues to grow at breakneck pace, companies are driven to adapt so quickly that not everybody can keep up. Companies need to address the social, environmental and economic impacts of their operations. The topic is about what youth are aware of and thoughts on how they can support a sustainable future together with the corporate sector.

Globalization The world is increasingly inter-connected, but are we really a global village? Companies need to quickly understand and embrace diverse markets and cultures in order to establish themselves as world leaders. The topic is about how youth is dealing with the quest for globalmindedness and be able to contribute to the corporate sector for it to truly have the world as its oyster.

Innovation Innovation plays an important role in the world we are living in today. New ideas can be translated into new experiences and solutions. The topic is about how youth can bring innovation and generate ideas that can connect businesses to the future needs of society and more specifically the needs that generation Y and Z have.

Opening

09.00 –10.00

10.00 –11.00

Keynote Speeches

Networking Lunch

11.00 –12.30

12.30 –14.00 Corporate Workshops

14.00 –14.30 14.30 –15.00 Coffee Break

17.00 –18.00

Topic Speeches

15.30 –17.00 Topic Workshops

Closing Panel

15.00 –15.30 Coffee Break

Sustainability Globalization Innovation

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30-minute exclusive Keynote Speech is designed to

address the importance and relevance of connection and

collaboration between youth and business.

Time: 10.00 – 11.00

Today’s Youth for Future World

Analyzing Thai youth as future generation in

terms of their competency, behavior and trend

and how it will impact to themselves and

Thailand as a country in the next future. Also,

what they should prepare in the global

competition and future issues, such as AEC

2013 and take part or contribute to their

country’s development.

Korn Chatikavanij Former Minister of Finance

Sorapol Sonuttamang

Unilever

Social Responsibility is not an option

Sustainability is an important part for the

continuity of an organization. Sustainability is

not only ensuring the internal system of an

organization but also external sectors, the

societies around them, which will also impact on

the business. Therefore, social responsibility

(CSR) is a must-do program for business

sector, not just an option.

Keynote Speeches

Satisfaction: 8.29 Satisfaction: 8.16

Delivery

8.29

Topic Relevancy

8.15

Quality of Information

8.43

Delivery

8.34

Topic Relevancy

8.04

Quality of Information

8.11

Conference Session Overview

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11.00 – 12.30

90-minute lunch break is designed as 30-minute

casual open-discussion about current issues

chosen and led by the corporate partners.

Companies may suggest questions to the delegates

to answer as well as the delegates to companies.

Patcharapol Suttidharm Ireal Plus

Youth for Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is the solution for minimizing

the unemployment issue and developing the

economic growth of a nation. Youth should start

to think how to create job opportunities instead

of searching for jobs.

12.30 – 14.00

90-minute lunch break is designed as 30-minute casual

open-discussion about current issues chosen and led by

the corporate partners. Companies may suggest

questions to the delegates to answer as well as the

delegates to companies.

Veerawong Pipithsuksunt

Leadership Management International

Leadership Road

Entrepreneurship is the solution

for minimizing the

unemployment issue and

developing the economic

growth of a nation. Youth

should start to think how to

create job opportunities instead

of searching for jobs.

Topic Relevancy

7.73

Quality of Information

8.3

Networking Lunch

Satisfaction: 3.59

Delivery

3.52

Topic Relevancy

3.51

Quality of Information

3.73

Corporate Workshop

Satisfaction: 7.6

Delivery

7.03

“Too Theoretical”

“Planning Activity was Interesting”

“Less Attractive Presentation”

“Inspiring Successful Stories”

“Too Much Direct-Sales”

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14.30 – 15.00

30-minute exclusive Topic Speech is designed to

enable delegates to engage their minds more

deeply with Sustainability, Globalization, or

Innovation.

Innovation and Globalization on Low Cost Airline

Industry Case

Delivering the good case how Low Cost Airlines

created innovative system for their industry in order to

capitalize the globalization issue.

Sittichai Weerathammanoon

Former Managing Director of Asia Aviation Co., Ltd.

Former Director of Thai AirAsia co., Ltd.

16.00 – 17.00

90-minute Topic Workshop is designed to facilitate idea

generation among the delegates on a specific case or

issue related to Sustainability, Globalization, or

Innovation.

Andrew Durieux Coverage Ltd.

Business Continuity Planning

Understanding the concept of Business Continuity

Planning (BCP) and why companies should have BCP

in place at all time as the business sustainability

strategy.

Topic Speech

Satisfaction: 7.58

Delivery

7.45

Topic Relevancy

7.63

Quality of Information

7.67

Topic Workshop

Topic Relevancy

8.36

Quality of Information

8.42

Satisfaction: 8.6

Delivery

9.02

“Interesting topic but less time”

“Too Long Demonstration”

“Less Delegates’ Participation”

“Interesting Topic”

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17.00 – 18.00

60-minute Closing Panel Discussion is designed to

provide opinions and answer questions from the

audience on all forum tracks of Sustainability,

Globalization, and Innovation towards the forum.

How Corporate Sector and Youth Can Work Together to Create

Better Thailand

Discussing how to make collaboration between youth and business

sector to capitalize the issues in Thailand for developing the nation.

Panel Speakers:

Korn Chatikavanij – Government Representative

Andrew Durieux – Coverage Ltd. (Business Representative)

Takarn Ananthothai – AIESEC in Thailand (Youth Representative)

Panel Discussion

Satisfaction: 3.82

Delivery

3.76

Topic Relevancy

3.84

Quality of Information

3.86

“More Time for Panel Discussion”

“More Speakers involved”

“It was interesting but less attractive”

Feedback Corner

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Institutions %

AU Assumption University 41%

BU Bangkok University 4.2%

BUU Burapha University 0.3%

CU Chulalongkorn University 20%

DTC Dhusit Thani College 0.3%

KU Kasetsart University 6.4%

KMUTL King Mongkut’s University Technology of Ladkrabang 0.3%

KMUTNB King Mongkut’s University Technology of North Bangkok 1.8%

KMUTT King Mongkut’s University Technology of Thonburi 2.5%

MSU Mahasarakham University 0.3%

MU Mahidol University 2.8%

SAE SAE Institute Thailand 0.3%

SU Silpakorn University 0.3%

SWU Srinakharinwirot University 3.2%

SRU Suratthani Rajabhat University 0.3%

TU Thammasat University 11%

UTCC University of Thai Chamber of Chommerce 0.7%

HS High Schools 1.8%

OS Overseas Universities 2.5%

Delegate Demography AU

BU

BUU

CU

DTC

KU

KMUTL

KMUTNB

KMUTT

MSU

MU

SAE

SU

SWU

SRU

TU

UTCC

HS

OS

Total: 350 Delegates 17 Universities

5 High Schools

7 Overseas Universities

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9.74%

89.75%

0.51%

Would You Come to the Next Y2B?

Yes

No

Abstain

56.90%

38.47%

1.03%1.03% 2.57%

Would You Recommend Y2B to Your Friends?

Definitely

Maybe, if the content is changed

Maybe, If it is cheaper

Maybe, if it is cheaper and content is changed

Never

Conference General Satisfactory Overview

87.17%

4.61%

8.22%

Did You Satisfied with the Venue?

Yes

No

Abstain

Entertainment Point: 7.05

Inspiration Point: 7.36

Worthiness Point: 7.48

Food Quality: Point: 7.37

OC Service Point: 7.71

“Please use more English or provide

translator”

“More Group Activities and Delegates’

Participation/Interaction in the Sessions”

“Invite More Successful Businessman as

Speakers”

“More Workshops with relevant issues”

Feedback Corner

“More Practical Activities and Games”

“More Relevant Content and Interactive

Delivery”

“Lunch is best”

“OC Service is excellent and helpful”

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23%

54%

2%3%

4%

42%

Expense

Venue

Foods and Beverages

Transportation

Printing

Advertisement

Logistics

76%

8%

16%

Income

Delegate Fee

Merchandise

Other

Financial Report

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Main Conference Team

NuttidaTangsophonphong Organizing Committee President

Fandi Prathama Event Manager

Jitsunan Po-ngam OC Vice President Corporate Sales

Le Minh Duc OC Vice President Delegate Service

Jinjutha Tepsuwan OC Vice President Logistics

Chaiwat Nawinpakasit OC Vice President Finance

Jishichao Zhou OC Vice President Communications

Kamonphan Khongsuwan OC Vice President Public Relations

Main OC Staff: Grissada Pongpundecha – Corporate Sales Pang Hong-Eng – Public Relations Nattawan Pancharoen – Public Relations Paris Jarupan – Corporate Sales

6 Universities

13 Staff On-Site

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Should you have, please contact us:

Mobile: (+66) 0830730535 E-mail: youth2business@aiesec.or.th Website: www.youth2business.wix.com/thailand Facebook: www.facebook.com/ThailandY2B

More about AIESEC in Thailand:

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OUR PARTNERS

AIESEC Global Partners AIESEC in Thailand Partners

Thailand Youth to Business Forum Workshop Partners

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