AIESEC US SNC 2013 Second Delegate Mailer

AIESEC UNITED STATES 2013Summer National Conference

Delegate Mailer SECOND

August 4 - 9,Atlanta, Georgia

The conference team has all arrived and is hard at work!

Photo courtesy of Kenny Chong, Kyle Zeman, Meghna Mahadevan, and AIESEC International.

3 Foreword By Maria Moussa

4 It's about that Time...What you need to know about the Sum-mer National Conference 2013Important Action Steps: Payment, themes, and RIS

7 Meet your MC 1314

12 OC Avengers They can't wait to meet y'all!

17 LCP Premeeting Agenda

18 Conference Agenda

20 Prepare for SNCAll important things you want to know before leaving

22 Atlanta Take you to a tour around the city

26 Theme Nights

27 Sponsors & Thanks

AUGUST 4 - 9, 2013

Holiday Inn & Suites Atlanta Airport NORTH1380 Virginia Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30344

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Hey AIESECers,

I truly believe in AIESEC’s mission to provide its members with an integrated developmental experience com-prised of leadership, international traineeships, and participation in a global learning environment. We, as the OC, are the core to making a part of this learning environment happen by organizing the largest platform in the US for learning and leadership: a national conference.

Not only do I believe you students coming to the conference will truly experience AIESEC's mission but also that this global learning experience will be full of AIESEC's values: activating leadership, demonstrating integ-rity, living diversity, enjoying participation, striving for excellence, and acting sustainably.

How do we do this while being on the OC? This is how:

The OC is the core responsible for making the conference happen. Therefore, the OC is taking the initiative to create a global learning experience. The OC is comprised of a set of students taking the initiative to cater to students and members who want to activate their leadership. The OC must work together as a team to main-tain transparency when working with various entities. Many challenges may arise through working with the entities, and each OC member must hold themselves to the highest level of integrity, most importantly during hard and frustrating times. Along with this, the OC caters to the needs of all attendants of the conference. As each participant is unique, so are their needs. The OC must develop and demonstrate their ability to work in a versatile situation making them actively living diversity. Lastly, the OC works as a team to provide AIESEC with a conference driven by the excellent and for the excellent, and they do so in an environmentally conscious and socially responsible manner. With all of this, the OC enjoys participating in their role and developing themselves, this conference, and each person they interact with along the way.

I can whole-heartedly say that I am extremely proud to be part of a team that exemplifies these values to the maximum and that strives to make Summer National Conference an unprecedented conference. I want to say thank you so much for the opportunity to be part of this great team and I hope that everyone enjoys this con-ference, and come August 9th, I hope that everyone feels that they are a more fulfilled AIESECer and a better person.

AIESECly yours always,

Maria "Hulk" Moussa

OCP AIESEC US Summer National Conference 2013

Foreword

“ ”It's almost here !

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Every summer, hundreds of AIESEC members from 38 top universities in the United States come together at the Summer National Confer-ence.

The conference provides a platform for AIESEC members to learn the national strategies, de-velop leadership skills and meet other AIESEC-ers. Other than that, AIESEC members get the opportunities to meet former AIESEC members through alumni network as well as AIESEC busi-ness partners during the conference.

It is about that Time...

Action Required!Finalize your registration - If you haven't pay yet, please pay ASAP!https://aiesecus.wufoo.com/forms/snc-2013-payment/

Due to the number of people registered, RIS has been cancelled. But we hope to hear stories about your exchange experience during the conference! Returnees, see y'all on the 4th!

Returnee Reintegration Seminar

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Virtual DelegationThis year, SNC will stream the sessions during the entire conference through Livestream.com!The address will be annouced on the SNC Facebook page as well as the MC page! Stay tuned!

Functional ConsultationWant some more time for strategic input?Before SNC begins, each MCVP will be hosting a Functional Consultation from 1-3 PM on Day 1 of the conference. This will be a time to ask questions, share ideas, and get to know each other better. We highly recommend you use this valuable 2 extra hours of functional time!


Strawberry Topping"It is through spaces like the AIESEC Youth to Business Forum that our society can engage in a global multi-generational dialogue to identify practical solutions to address today's challenges.”

-- Ann Gardmark, Global VP Talent & Resourcing of Electrolux

MC President Steven JordanMajorOrganizational Leadership and Supervision

Original LCAIESEC Purdue

What is your favorite superhero? Gambit from X-Men

What was the name of your teddy bear? I never named them as a kid, not sure why. But I did name my houseplant Alberto.

Favorite AIESEC moment: When my last MC team member arrived in New York and we all had our first team day together!

Favorite Roll CallDragostea din tei

Meet Your MC 1314

Photo by Emma Fernandez


MC VP OutGoing Exchange Niels Maurice Caszo

MajorEconomics & Commerce

Original LCAIESEC Mumbai/AIESEC Navi Mumbai

What is your favorite superhero? Superman, Batman, Ironman.

What was the name of your teddy bear? No teddy bears for me.

Favorite AIESEC moment: When the LC I founded won the Best Expansion of the year award at a national conference

Favorite Roll CallEla a tope

MC VP Talent Management Tala Mansi

MajorPolitical Science and Business Journalism

Original LCAIESEC Baruch

What is your favorite superhero? Mulan. Technically she's a disney princess, but she's boss.

What was the name of your teddy bear? I never named my teddy bear, but I had a name for a squir-rel. I used to think it was the same squirrel everywhere coming with me. His name was Peelee. Don't judge :P

Favorite AIESEC momentWhen my EB gave me a scrapbook from my LC and friends in the AIESEC network before the WNC 2012 awards gala

Favorite Roll CallBad Touch


MC VP Talent Management Tala Mansi MC VP Account Delivery

Sofia Lazaro

MC VP InComing Exchange Emma Fernandez

MajorInternational Affairs and Spanish

Original LCGT GT GT is OK!

What is your favorite superhero? Mulan

What was the name of your teddy bear? I didn't have a teddy bear, I had barbies and I loooooved Barney :)

Favorite AIESEC moment: Picking up the first EP I had interviewed almost 5 months later to begin her TN in the US!

Favorite Roll CallBebot

MajorGlobal Studies and Spanish, minored in PR

Original LCAIESEC Arizona State

What is your favorite superhero? Ironman, probably.

What was the name of your teddy bear? Fred.

Favorite AIESEC moment: Picking up my first trainee at the airport!

Favorite Roll CallGariba


MC VP Communications Laura Maria Adinda van Jaarsveld (a.k.a. Lautje/Lau/Laurita/Bojangles)

MC VP External Relations Alexi Hayes

MajorCorporate Communications & International Management

Original LCAIESEC Leuven, Belgium

What is your favorite superhero? Super girl. "honest and defender of the innocent"

What was the name of your teddy bear? Beertje Eelco

Favorite AIESEC moment: Alisa's announcement at WENA LDS of my selection as next MC VP Comm & IM of the best country in the world!

Favorite Roll CallSonidito by Khriz y Angel

MajorInternational Business

Original LCAIESEC SLO

What is your favorite superhero? Mulan is definitely the best!

What was the name of your teddy bear? Bumpkin. I'm not sure he was actually a bear, more like a giant neon pink, yellow, and blue hippo monster. He was lovely.

Favorite AIESEC moment: The Together As One session at SNC 2012.

Favorite Roll CallFreed from Desire


MC VP Communications Laura Maria Adinda van Jaarsveld (a.k.a. Lautje/Lau/Laurita/Bojangles)

MC VP External Relations Alexi Hayes

MC VP Finance Patrick Johnson

MC VP Local Committee Development Elisabeth (Elli) Gerlach

MajorBiology, Psychology

Original LCAIESEC UGA

What is your favorite superhero? Is this even a question? BATMAN

What was the name of your teddy bear? It was a cabbage patch kid named Bobby (I couldn't pro-nounce baby)

Favorite AIESEC moment: Faciing the finance track at LaTx RoKS Spring 2013- best track ever!

Favorite Roll CallPin Pon by El Medico

MajorBusiness Administration

Original LCLuneburg (Germany)

What is your favorite superhero? Nanananananana ... BATMAN!!

What was the name of your teddy bear? Plush cat: Mauja, my mom used to tell me stories about her adventures and later even turned them into a book :)

Favorite AIESEC moment: Celebrating the end of my LCP term with my EB and our 6 interns.

Favorite Roll CallPin Pon


OC President Maria Moussa

LC: Georgia State

Age: 22

Hometown: Beirut Lebanon, Montreal Canada, Atlanta Georgia

@Experience:ICX Member, BD Team Leader,SoCo OCVP Sponsorship and Finance Fall RoKS, SoCo OCVP Sponsorship Spring RoKS, OCP SNC 2013

@Moment:Talking with my LCP and VP in my bedroom to make meetings happen and raise contracts to make AIESECers dreams come true.

Favorite Roll Call:Freed from Desire

Fun Fact:When I'm stressed I dance like crazy and occasionally like to conclude the dancing with a split.

OC AVENGERS!


OC VP Finance Dashmeet Singh Tuteja

OC VP Logistics Sarah Bashford

LC: UGA

Hometown: Fort Lauderdale Fl, Roswell GA

@Experience:ICX Member, VP Finance UGA, SoCo Finance Faci Fall RoKS, USA F NST, ICX Team Leader, RE Head Faci and Finance Faci, GCDP - Mexico, SoCo Regional Chair, TtT WNC 2012-13, OCVPF SNC 2013

@Moment:Being accepted by AIESEC US at WNC 2011-12 by the plenary after sharing my story

Favorite Roll Call:Numa Numa

Fun Fact:I've lived in the Himalayas for a year

LC: App State

Hometown: Raleigh, NC

@Experience:OGX Member, TM Member, OCVP Finance/Registration Rowdies RoKSOCVP Logistics SNC 2013

@Moment:Taking another AIESECer on the Blue Ridge Parkway so he could see stars for the first time in his life.

Favorite Roll Call:Freed From Desire


OC Director of Business RelationsWilliam Ortiz

LC: Georgia State

Hometown: Snellville, GA

@Experience:TM member, TM Team Leader, OC Business Relations Director SNC 2013

@Moment:Meeting up with some AIESECers in Paris from France, Mexico and India. Because of this experience, I know feel extremely connected to the world and my fellow peers.

Favorite Roll Call:Menenado La Cintura

Fun Fact:I have been to school in 8 different countries! But I've never missed a day of elementary, middle or high school in Georgia!


OC VP Communications

LC: UGA

Hometown: Peachtree City, GA

@Experience:GCDP Exchange - Perú; ICX Team; Account Delivery Director;OC VP Communications SNC 2013

@Moment:The final night together in Perú with all of the trainees.

Favorite Roll Call:Que xopa

Alena Alaimo

LC: Georgia Tech

Hometown: Jinan, China

@Experience:GCDP Exchange in Egypt, COMM Member,VP Finance&Sponsorships TtT 2012OC VP Communications SNC 2013

@Moment:Saw the most beautiful sunrise in my life, on Mountain Sinai with AIESECers and Trainees this summer in Egypt

Favorite Roll Call:Go Girls

Suki Han


OC Director of Business Logistics

LC: Warwick, UK

Hometown: Geneva, Switzerland

@Experience:OGX member, OGX Team Leader, VPOGX, OCVP Logistics LDS 2013, LCP, OC Director of Logistics SNC 2013

@Moment:Arriving in Indianapolis for WNC 2012, my first conference outside the UK, jetlagged, exhausted and not sure what I was doing there, until I walked in the plenary and saw people dancing roll calls like crazy - it was like meeting my long lost extended family.

Favorite Roll Call: Go Girls

Fun Fact:I am obsessed with the US... I first attended a dance school over the summer in NYC two years ago, fell in love with it and came back twice already since then. My goal is to visit every state!

LC: Houston

Hometown: Austin, TX

@Experience:Comm member, VP AD, OC Director SNC 2013

@Moment:Going to NY for the victory summit because my LC won the breakthrough award. at the time I was just getting started with my VP term of a function I hardly knew. It was crazy to think that I was flown out to NY for the weekend, on the 22nd floor of a building with a killer view, and being able to connect with my EB. I didnt realize the signficance of being in AIESEC and being a VP at the time, and it all of a sudden hit me that I wouldnt be givin this amazing opportunity if I wasnt doing something special.

Favorite Roll Call: Everyone Nose

Fun Fact:I am die hard Texas Rangers fan!

CarolineMiszczuk

AnitaKanagalingam


LCP Premeeting Agenda


AIESEC US Summer National Conference 2013

Opening Our Responsibility Our Direction Our Fous Taking the LEAD ClosingTime Day 1 - August 4th Day 2 - August 5th Day 3 - August 6th Day 4 - August 7th Day 5 - August 8th Day 6- August 9th Time

8:00 AM

Arrival and Check In

Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast BreakfastSleep-In and breakfast

8:00 AM8:30 AM 8:30 AM9:00 AM Morning Plenary Morning Plenary Morning Plenary Morning Plenary 9:00 AM9:30 AM

AIESEC US Tomorrow9:30 AM

10:00 AMAIESEC US' Impact Journey/ Inner &

Outer Journey Program Evolution [iGIP/oGCDP]

How Far We'veCome

TeamManagement

TakingOwnership Closing Plenary

10:00 AM10:30 AM 10:30 AM11:00 AM Strategy Feedforward 11:00 AM11:30 AM

Driving Growth CoachingCo-Delivering a

TeamExperience

11:30 AM12:00 PM

Lunch Lunch

Travel Home

12:00 PM12:30 PM

Lunch12:30 PM

1:00 PMOptional Functional

Consultation

Partnership Launches

Lunch 1:00 PM1:30 PM

AIESEC US Today: Bigger & BetterTogether

1:30 PM2:00 PM

Functional Time

Our Legacy

2:00 PM14:30:00 2:30 PM3:00 PM 3:00 PM3:30 PM Break 3:30 PM4:00 PM

Opening PlenaryThe Clarity of Our Why Functional Time

4:00 PM4:30 PM 4:30 PM5:00 PM 5:00 PM5:30 PM 5:30 PM6:00:PM Functional Time Campaign Launch 6:00 PM6:30 PM LC Time 6:30 PM7:00 PM Dinner Dinner Get Ready LCP Dinner Evening Plenary

Dinner7:00 PM

7:30 PM

LEGO

Dinner 7:30 PM8:00 PM Functional GTK

Gala

8:00 PM8:30 PM

What does the world need?

LC Time

Campfire Stories Our Responsibility

8:30 PM9:00 PM Evening Plenary 9:00 PM9:30 PM 9:30 PM

10:00 PM

Party

10:00 PM10:30 PM 10:30 PM11:00 PM

Party Party Party Party11:00 PM

11:30 PM 11:30 PM12:00 AM 12:00 AM

Conference Agenda*

* This Agenda is tentative and subject to change




8:00 AM







How Far We'veCome

TeamManagement




TeamExperience

11:30 AM12:00 PM

Lunch Lunch

Travel Home

12:00 PM12:30 PM

Lunch12:30 PM


Consultation




1:30 PM2:00 PM

Functional Time

Our Legacy




Dinner7:00 PM

7:30 PM

LEGO


Gala

8:00 PM8:30 PM


LC Time



10:00 PM

Party

10:00 PM10:30 PM 10:30 PM11:00 PM


11:30 PM 11:30 PM12:00 AM 12:00 AM



8:00 AM







How Far We'veCome

TeamManagement




TeamExperience

11:30 AM12:00 PM

Lunch Lunch

Travel Home

12:00 PM12:30 PM

Lunch12:30 PM


Consultation




1:30 PM2:00 PM

Functional Time

Our Legacy




Dinner7:00 PM

7:30 PM

LEGO


Gala

8:00 PM8:30 PM


LC Time



10:00 PM

Party

10:00 PM10:30 PM 10:30 PM11:00 PM


11:30 PM 11:30 PM12:00 AM 12:00 AM


Always check the weather Atlanta is HOT in the sum-mer time, but all the build-ings will have air conditioning, which may be cold.

The average Atlanta Tempera-ture during August 4-9 usually ranges from 89° F (33.6°C) to 70° F (21.1°C).

The Eastern US is also known for its afternoon rain showers and thunderstorms.

Pack before leaving■Toiletries -Toothbrush -Toothpaste -Shampoo & conditioner -Soap/Bodywash -Razor -Brush/comb -Tower -Deodornant -Skin care & beauty products

■Clothing -Your AIESEC T-shirts! -Pajamas -Underwear -Shoes -Comfortable summer clothes -Jacket for indoor AC -Rain gear -Swimsuit -Theme Parties Outfits! - Business Casual Attire for Part-nership Launches

- Delegates attending ICX/AD tracks please bring an additional set of business casual attire for a special session during functional time. - Formal Attire for the Gala

■Other supplies needed -Stationary -Notebook or paper -Camera -Electronics and Chargers -Flash light (or equivalent smartphone app)

Prepare for SNC


Venue

Holiday Inn & Suites Atlanta Airport North

1380 Virginia Avenue Atlanta, GA 30344(404) 305-9990

http://www.ihg.com/holidayinn/hotels/us/en/atlanta/atlap/hoteldetail

Check-in starts from: August 4th 2pmCheck-out ends at: August 9th 2pm

Meals and free internet are included during the conference.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta In-ternational Airport( ATL) http://www.atlanta-airport.com

•Distance:1.0MI/1.61KMSOUTH to Hotel •ComplimentaryShuttleAvailable •TaxiCharge(oneway):$12.00•TimebyTaxi:5minutes

•FromHartsfieldInternationalAirport (South): Take I-85 North to Exit 73B (Virginia Avenue). Take a right at the end of the ramp. The hotel will be 1/4 mile on left.

Train •StationName:AMTRAKAtlantaStation •Distance:15.0MI/24.14KMNORTH to Hotel •TaxiCharge(oneway):$25.00

Subway http://www.itsmarta.com/•SubwayStationName:MARTA Airport Station •Distance:1.5MI/2.41KMSOUTH WEST to Hotel

•ComplimentaryShuttleAvailable •TaxiCharge(oneway):$15.00•Takethehotelsfreeshuttletotheairport, relax and explore the city.

Head to the Peach State!


Centennial Olympic Park is a 21 acre (85,000 m²) public park located in downtown Atlanta, Georgia owned and operated by the Georgia World Congress Center Authority. The park was built by the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games (ACOG) as part of the infrastructure improvements for the Centennial 1996 Summer Olympics.

Today, this unique 21-acre park performs a dual mission: it serves as Georgia’s lasting legacy of the Centennial Olympic Games and it anchors efforts to revitalize residential and commercial development in Georgia’s capital city of Atlanta.

The park plays host to millions of visitors a year and several events. The Park sponsors community-wide free events, including the Fourth of July Celebration, Wednesday Wind Down concert series and Fourth Saturday Family Fun Days. The Park also hosts festivals, fundraisers and private events. These events, in addition to the normal day-to-day traffic, bring an estimated three million visitors to this urban oasis each year.

Centennial Olympic Park

Centennial Olympic Park

There are so many things to do in Atlanta - from top attractions and historical sites, to outdoor adventures and award-winning culture!

Explore the city while attending the SNC!

Atlanta, Georgia


Atlanta, Georgia

World of Coca-Cola

World of Coca-ColaAt the World of Cola in Atlanta, GA experience the fascinating history of the world's most famous soft drink in a dynamic multimedia attraction featuring a fully-functioning bottling line that produces an 8 oz. glass bottle of Coca-Cola for each and every guest.

View over 1,200 never-before-displayed artifacts ranging from vintage bottles to a 1939 delivery truck from Argen-tina. The thrilling, multi-sensory 4-D movie experience, "In Search of the Secret Formula", puts you right in the ac-tion before moving on to Taste It! where you may sample over 60 different flavors of the classic beverage from around the world and then try to match the original by mixing your own concoction in the Vault of the Secret Formula.

Experience something new and inviting around every corner of the World of Coke.


Georgia AquariumThe Georgia Aquarium opened Nov. 23, 2005, and is the world's largest aquarium. Offering more than half a million square feet, covering 9 ½ acres and adjacent to the Centennial Olympic Park, the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, GA, is home to tens of thousands of animals including 500 species around the world.

The largest exhibit displayed at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta measures 284 feet long x 126 feet wide x 30 feet deep at the maximum depth, housing four whale sharks and four manta rays along with thousands of animals. The second largest exhibit is home to four beluga whales. Other features at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, GA include the 4-D theater, the Learning Loop and the world-class veterinary services and conservation medicine facility.

Stone MountainLocated on 3,200 acres of natural beauty, Stone Mountain Park features a wide variety of fun family activities and things to do in the Atlanta, Georgia area. Amazing adventures await as you discover interactive children's attrac-tions. Plus you'll not want to miss dozens of fun annual events such as Spring FUN Break, Summer at the Rock, Yellow Daisy Festival, Indian Festival and Pow Wow, Stone Mountain Christmas and Snow Mountain.

Stone Mountain Park activities are suitable for all ages: Experience Geyser Towers, a first and only adventure of its kind where you can play in the spray or stay high and dry! Explore a 4-story barn and Sky Hike -an adventure course in the treetops. Take the Skyride to the top of Stone Mountain and get an up-close look at the Stone Moun-tain Carving and ride a scenic train around the mountain.


Girl with a Pearl Earring

High Museum of ArtThe High Museum of Art in Atlanta, GA is one of the nation's leading art museums in the southeast. Founded in 1905 as the Atlanta Art Association, the High Mu-seum of Art was first housed in the family residence of Mrs. Joseph M. High along Peachtree Street.

Today, the Atlanta High Museum in Atlanta is comprised of two separate buildings and features the majority of its pieces in the midtown building de-signed by Richard Meir and its folk art and photography in the Georgia-Pacific Center. The High Museum prides itself on its well-versed collection of 11,000 pieces comprised of American art, European art, African art, decorative art, folk art, pho-tography and more contemporary works.

Special Exhibition Girl with a Pearl Earring: Dutch Paintings from the Mauritshuis includes 35 of the world's most beautiful paintings from the Dutch Golden Age.

June 23- September 29, 2013

High Museum of Art


Theme Nights!Night 1: Sunday - NorthEast Beast Celebration!Pretty Rave Girl - Neon & Techno

Night 4: WednesdayHawaiian Roller Coaster Ride - Luau / Beach Theme

Night 5: ThursdayDirty South - Your interpretation of the Southeastern states of the US

Night 2: MondayKick Ass - Superhero Theme

Night 3: TuesdayFame - Hollywood Theme


SponsorsAIESEC US SNC's Sponsors and partners are important and always appreciated - we're always thankful to returning support ad looking for new sponsors.

One-Hundred-Dollar Campaign ParticipantsAvent Contracting.

ODIPhyllis Miller

Peter OrtizDalia Sosa

Tom KilpatrickRandy RainwaterThomas Boone

Yumi Ecosolutions is dedicated to creating a healthier and better world now and for future generations by replacing plastics with products made from plants. Yumi’s affordable products are made from biodegradable, compostable and sustainable materials for low environmental impact.

Yumi embraces sustainable options in every aspect of the way they con-duct their business and strive to help others do the same. The company is providing 2,400 Yumi eco-friendly natural starch disposable cups to replace the typical Styrofoam and plastic provided at SNC, so we can all act sustainably and decrease our carbon footprint in the process.

Thunderbird is a long time supporter of AIESEC and our mission. They support us by sponsoring conferences, offering scholarships to AIESECers, and taking trainees.

In addition to taking trainees and sponsoring conferences, PGi supports AIESEC with global software platforms to help us connect with all of our stakeholders around the world.


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