More than 60 years of growing young high potential people around the world and a number of 40 000 Alumni, place AIESEC as the number 1 choice of activating leadership among Student NGOs . Each year, members take around 7,700 leadership roles involved in running AIESEC, as well as trainings in soft skills and functional areas in over 470 conferences and thousands of activities each year.
What differentiates our organization from other youth entities is the Internationalism that is present in our everyday activities.
AIESEC is about people and the interactions between them. AIESEC in Romania has long been recognized for its very welcoming environment for the young students that came to live a cultural experience here, either through the Global Internships Program or just as delegates at the International Conferences we organized.
AIESEC in Romania and Friends
Former President of AIESEC International, Juan Cajiao, originary from Costa Rica, first discovered AIESEC in Romania while he was in an internship. Few years later he was leading 107 countries, reaching the top leadership position in AIESEC and still recalling his Romanian Experience:
Romanian AIESECers around the world
AIESEC in Romania continues to be a talent supplier for other AIESEC countries. Many Romanian AIESECers are spread all around the world building development strategies for the countries they go to.
Gabriela Albescu is one of the Romanians that made it to the top, leading 107 countries while being in her 20s as President of AIESEC International in 2007.
Monica Costea has been the Director of Central and Eastern Europe for the last year (2008/2009), managing and coordinating the activity of the countries form this region of the world:
Internationals in Romania
At almost every 2 years AIESEC in Romania had the privilege to organize some of the largest international conferences, such as the International Presidents Meeting in 2005, International Trainers’ Congress in 2007 and EuroXpro in 2009, each one of them bringing around 200 internationals to Romania for 1 week.
The international students that come to Romania through the Global Internships Program get involved in the activities organized by each AIESEC Local Committee, hold trainings for highschool and university students, participate in local and national conferences, while bringing their own cultural perspective.
Romania attracted young people from all around the world: Camerun, Brazil, India, Canada,Czech Republic, Japan, Austria etc.
By redirecting 2% out of your income taxes towards AIESEC , you too can contribute to the development of young high potential people of Romania!
