Canada
Partner Report 20 Representatives | 25 Universities | 220 Delegates
May 2nd, 2018 Delta Toronto East
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Present in 126 countries and territories with over 80,000 members - AIESEC is the world's’ largest student-run organization. Focused on providing a platform for youth leadership development, AIESEC offers young people the opportunity to be global citizens, change the world and garner the experience and skills that matter today. Students involved in AIESEC have gained skills and competencies through challenging leadership experiences, international internships, and interaction with an extensive global network.
Developing Canadian Leaders since 1958 AIESEC Canada has 60 years of experience in developing high-potential youth into globally-minded responsible leaders through partnerships with business, government, and institutions of higher education. While Canadian students abroad grow through their international experiences, local members drive operations and develop cross-cultural sensitivity, and a variety of transferable skills that they can bring to their future workplaces.
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University Presence
Educational Background
Toronto (3) Ottawa (2) Hamilton Waterloo London Guelph Kingston Oshawa Windsor Montreal (4)
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Quebec City Sherbrooke Vancouver (2) Victoria Calgary (2) Edmonton Saskatoon Winnipeg Halifax
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Local Chapters are based out of universities in the following cities and operated by student volunteers.
AIESEC in Canada is virtually present with its membership, exchange participants, external youth, and corporate partners. In the last fiscal year, our reach was the following:
We reach our membership through conferences (attendance: 150-500 delegates) and seminars (attendance: 30-60 delegates) throughout the year, in order to provide trainings and connect members with different value-added stakeholders. In the last fiscal year, we reached our membership in:
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Bringing Business & Youth Together Since 2012, The Canada Youth to Business Forum has brought businesses, organizations, government and students together to engage in a unique dialogue on relevant topics to both Canadian businesses and student communities. At the end of the day AIESEC Canada brings together key stakeholders within the Canadian community and bridge the gap between youth and business, driving Canada forward by exploring different perspectives, sharing ideas, and building a better future together.
Youth to Business Theme: 60 Years of Leadership Since its inception in 1958, AIESEC and its partners have been working towards developing leadership in young Canadians through practical experiences. 2018 marked a special year where delegates and partners of the Youth to Business Forum used learnings and current trends to prepare Canadians for a fast-changing world and continually adapt to current leadership needs. Key areas of development and opportunity lie within the following topics: 1.
Capacity Building: Youth need to develop and strengthen their skills, instincts, abilities, processes and resources to adapt the the leadership needs of today. At the individual level, when youth invest in their own unique skills and abilities, they are able to drive change and impact in their communities and causes that they care about.
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Global Connectivity: Youth have the opportunity to play a strong role in driving a more globally connected Canada, leading to strategic global alliances, activities and investments. Youth need to be proactive in exploring how experiences they have today can allow themselves and Canada to become more globally competitive in the future.
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Diversity in Leadership: Diversity in perspectives and the participation of youth in making key decisions has shown to add value for society in both public and private sectors. Youth will explore examples of how diversity has enriched the decision-making table, in addition to lending their own voices to important topics and hearing the perspectives of other youth leaders.
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“Capacity Build of Entrepreneurial Skills”
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International Experience Canada About IEC:
Leor Rotchild
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TD Bank Group
Rina DeGrazia Vice President of Financial Education, TD Bank Group
About TD:
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AGF Management Ltd.
Judy G. Goldring, LL.B, ICD.D Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer, AGF Management Limited
About AGF Management Ltd.:
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Jacoby Holder
Rina DeGrazia,
Davinder Valeri, CPA
Liz Hong-Farrell,
Leor Rotchild,
Calgary Director for Incoming Global Talent
Vice President Financial Education, TD Bank Group
Director of Strategy, Risk, Organizational Performance Management, CPA Canada
Assistant Director, International Experience Canada; Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
Executive Director of Canadian Business for Social Responsibility (CBSR) Panel Host AIESEC Alumnus
Cristina Capatina,
Judy Goldring,
Kerri Regan
Alysha Alva
Recruitment Consultant at MLSE
EVP & COO, AGF Management Ltd.
Ottawa Director for Incoming Global Talent
Panel Host AIESEC Alumna
AIESEC Alumna
Director, Queen’s Master of International Business, Queen’s University
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Katie Lovejoy
Lachlan Karr
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