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To reach Peace & Fulfilment of Humankind’s potential we need to

engage and develop leadership in every young person. And it’s time to do it disrupting the AIESEC we know

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Understanding the Customer Flow of AIESEC

• Customer Flow phase: refers to the different stages our customers go through when having an AIESEC experience – 4

• Customer Profile: refers to the specific kind of relationship the customer has with us when going through each phase – 5

• Customer Status: refers to the how the customer is identified in our internal platform (EXPA) within each profile, which helps us do data analysis and track the metrics for our operations - 6

ATTRACTION CONSIDERATION BRAND ADVOCACYVALUE DELIVERY

stranger

Visitor

LEAD PromoterCustomer

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Customer statuses according to expaName What does it mean? How to progress to other status

Open A person who registered on OP is marked as Open. An Open might have or have not applied to any opportunity.

An Open moves to Accepted status when the Opportunity manager has clicked on the Accept button.

Accepted A person whose application has been accepted by Opportunity manager and is pending to sign the EP acceptance note.

An Accepted moves to In Progress status when the EP AN has been signed and is awaiting approval from both EP and Opportunity managers.

In Progress A person is in progress once he/she signs the EP AN and is undergoing the selection process.

An In Progress moves to Approved status when both the Opportunity and EP manager click Approved button.

Approved A person is considered Approved when he/she has a confirmed opportunity and is now undergoing preparation for his/her internship experience.

Approved moves to Realized status when the Opportunity Manager clicks Realized button. Note: Realization will appear in the Analytics according to the Start Date of the Opportunity as in the form.

Realized A person is Realized when he/she has started the first day of his internship.

A person moves from Realized to Completed one day after the Experience end date of the Opportunity. Note: The status change happens automatically as per the dates.

Completed A person has the Complete status when his/her internship experience has ended.

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Attractionstranger

Visitor

Consideration

LEAD

Brand Advocacy

Promoter

Value Delivery

customer

CUSTOMER

AIESEC

• he gets to know about AIESEC

through different channels: social

media, website, on ground marketing

(class visits, flyers, booths)

• he is going through lots of

opportunities, He signs up (which

converts customer profile to lead)

• HE is looking for the answer from the

opportunity managers, applying,

preparing for interviews.

• He goes through rejections or no

answer, makes decision which EP AN to

sign

• He gets contacted by sending entity

• He is making a payment and signing

contract with sending entity

• FINAL APPROVAL

• He GOES through all formalities like visa

• He is getting to know the information

about pick up, hosting, entity etc.

• He is attending OPS

• FLIGHT, PICK UP

• He is Involved with AIESEC Community

(LC & EPs) and goes through IPS

• HERE IS where the MAGIC HAPPENs!

• He is flying back home

• He wants to give and receive

feedback

• He shares the experience through

NPS, other showcasing strategies

and to friends/family

• He attend reintegration seminar

• ONLINE MKT

• SOCIAL MEDIA ATRRACTION

• ON-GROUND MARKETING

• PRMOTION MATERIALS (VIDEOS,

FLYERS, BOOTHS, ETC.)

• PROVIDE EMAIL SUPPORT

• POSTING OPPORTUNITIES (S&S:

2,4,5,6,10,11)

• CHECK APPLICATIONS.

• PRODUCT IMPROVEMENT.

• JD clarification

• Value proposition presentation – story telling,

testimonials

• Partnership building

• MANDATORY CONTACT.

• INTERVIEW BY SENDING ENTITY.

• CALLING EP TO MAKE SURE THEY

SIGN THE ACCEPTANCE NOTES.

• approve shortlisted eps. .

• payment and contract signing.

• SHORTLISTING AND REJECTING

APPLICATIONS.

• interview with company (gip)

• follow-up companies for final decisions.

• approve shortlisted eps.

• Documents

• delivery of ops

• Constant follow up

• PICK UP

• HOST FAMILY/BUDDY intro

• DELIVERY oF IPS

• ASSISTANCE

• Documentation related to

placement

• delivery of re-integration seminar (s&s

16).

• gather experiences for showcasing.

• guide returnees to take more

opportunities or go to llc.

• Evaluate standards accomplishments for

product development

• improvement. Based on feedback

• Experience evaluation + nps survey

analysis

• Showcasing and re-integrating the ep

• First interaction with aiesec Getting in

touch with aiesec due to referrals

• Strategic alliances

• Expectation setting – correct value

proposition understanding

• browse available profiles

• 1st meeting

• Agreeing on timeline

• Reinforce value proposition and role of

company in developing leadership

potential

• Shortlisting of candidates

• Company selection

• Company rejects

• Company interviews

• Expectation setting (between company

and EP)

• Company preparation booklet

• Company involvement to ips

• Specification of jd

• Documentation related to placement

• Introduction to company, regular

feedback,

• Experience evaluation

• Intern providing insights to

company

• Re-raising opportunity

Realized

approvedComplete

Click applyGet accepted by EP/OPP manager 1 day after end date

1st day of work

S

E

H

E

NEXT

SLIDE

ENABLER

IN PROGRESS

ACCEPTED

open

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But these are a lot of changes, Oh No!!! My team would freak-out

That’s a lot of work to be done, what about the goals we made?

It is a big chunk of things to handle at a time

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“There are those who wish for change, and those who make change

happen”

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Am I will be satisfied with just adding few or more exchanges than last year only? And I will feel that fulfilled my promise? Or I want to transform this organization forever

If not methen who? If not now, then when?!!

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Is 100% relative growth this term, better than jumping from 5 to 500 in 4 weeks?

Is a couple of events done well, better than engaging every home with AIESEC in your city/ country?

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So here are some conversations worth having

• How much resources and time my entity is spending on getting customers?

• How many initiatives could have been done to enhance the delivery of the XPs if we had more time and effort to focus on this instead of chasing the goal?

• What are the most feasible changes we can start preparing for?

• How are my current structures serving a leadership centered AIESEC?

• How can we build a self-reliant customer base, to reduce the effort of members and TLs spent on matching so they can focus on nurture their customers’ leadership journey?

• What education do we need to provide for our members so they can nurture their own leads?

• Why do people in my market go on exchange? What are they truly hiring this experience for?

• Are my IC partnership getting me my goal? what can I do about it?

• Check the value proposition canvas for to answer this question

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1) Financial Model100% payment on match + distribution model for LCs

2) Moving to Using OP• Direct students directly to OP or direct them to the global

website and they will be redirected to OP. • Your marketing strategy will need to change from promoting

country/project to promoting the opportunities on the system • Stop offline matching and create awards and recognition for

LCs who are doing all their matching using the system

3) Marketing• Capitalize on youth speak insights to gear your

marketing from push promotion to pull strategy• For your OGX focus on the opportunity promotion

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Lead nurturing is a marketing term for building

relationships with potential clients even if they are

not currently looking to buy a product or service.

Lead nurturing is intended to raise a company’s

profile in the potential client’s eyes, thus making it

more likely that the client will go with the company’s

product or service when it is time to buy. Lead

nurturing is one part of the larger marketing

process.

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