Discharge Report 2019 | Aasma

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Expansion Entity President 2019 AIESEC in IIT Kharagpur


Vision


Striving to become an LC &ensuring Loud Presence by caring for our people like never before

#Whateverittakes


Striving to become an Local Committee • Up gradation to OE 2. • Highest Ever Outgoing Realizations • Finances (Event Budgeting & Debt Clearance) • New Market Exploration (NIT Durgapur & Jamshedpur • Global Entrepreneur • Poor Pipeline


Loud Presence • • • •

Highest Ever Participation for YSF On ground Events Proposal to get under TSG Presence at National Conferences


Our People iXP RnRs LEAD Sessions/BootCamps Blue Month Alumni Newsletters/EB Instagram Informal Engagements Local Congress in Autumn Semester Conference RnRs


Targets VS Achieved Outgoing Global Exchange

Business Development:

T - 79 AP | 61 RE A- 30 AP | 35 RE 57.3%

T-2,50,000/A- 115000*/(Invoiced Amount)

46%

Good Morning India: 5 RE | 0 RE


Story Til Now..


Business Development We Sell We Close


Mukur Gupta Second Year UG Student ManufacturingMukur Science and Engineering Gupta Vice-President Business Development-2019 Third Year UG Student Manufacturing Science and Engineering Vice-President Business Development-2019


Year Snapshot Date

Event

Venue

31st March

Balakalakaar

Dish Seema Centre

7th September

World’s Largest Lesson

Kendriya Vidhyalaya

14th October

The Inflated Thoughts

TSG

15th October

World Café

Billoo’s Restaurant

19th October

YouthSpeak Forum

Netaji Auditorium


Key Focus Areas Membership Experience

University Relations

Branding Pre-events

Budget of Events


New Initiatives World’s Largest Lesson • Impacted around 400 students • Engaged external volunteers for the first time Crowd Funding for BKK • Professors and Ph.D students targeted for the first time • Raised INR 20k via Crowd Funding Customized Proposals • Customized Proposals and deals were proposed • Resulted in increased number of replies from the companies

University Relations • Dean SA and President TSG were engaged in multiple occasions • Proposal to get under TSG is approved by Dean SA & being reviewed by a special Committee Branding Pre-events for YSF • Four Pre-events aimed at SDGs • Two Direct Marketing events (Inflated Thoughts & World Café) directly engaged 107 students of kgp • AI workshop to boost external participation in YSF (Attendees115)


Targets Vs Achieved Activity

Target

Achieved

T vs A

BKK sponsorship

Revenue – 50K (Profit-20k)

Revenue-20k (Profit-6k)

Revenue- 40% (Profit-30%)

YSF Sponsorship

Revenue – 2.0L (Profit-80k)

Revenue-95*k (Profit-37k)

Revenue- 47% (Profit-46%)

YSF- External Participation

100

115

115%

YSF – Internal Participation

300

300

100%

External Relations

1 long term partnership in: Travel, Media, Logistics, insurance

0

0%


What went right!!! • • • • • • •

Engagement in Pre-events Public Relations in YSF University relations and recognition Crowd funding campaign for Balakalakaar Membership engagement and pipeline Customized deals and proposals EP kits for Summer EPs


What failed!!! CSR for BKK

Long term partnership for ER

WLL in spring sem

Marketing of YSF

Media Relations

Sponsorship for YSF

YouthSpeak Power Talks

Post event Relations with Clients

BKK receivables delay

Lack of OC JD


Questions?


Thank You


People Management


“Why leave” Vs “Why stay”


What went right? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

MB Bootcamp in Q1-Q2 ALS in Q3 GB outings and Hangouts Newsletters Internal Communications channels started on Instagram with projects like iXP Campaigns, Shades of Aasma for EB Branding. 6. Membership was at 20% passives and 10% Detractors which resulted in high friend referral rate in FebRec 2020 7. 15 iXPs


Major Failures

1. Failure in implementing 100% TS and PM Processes 2. SLC 2019 being cancelled 3. Irregularity in hosting MB spaces in nd Semester. 4. Local Education Cycle not implemented well. 5. MC Audits.


Achievements: Q1-Q2

Q3-Q4

Productivity

1.03

0.3

Retention

60%

80% (*90% in 1st Years)

PM Processes Implemented

67%

TS Implemented

67%


Thank You!


Operations


Focus for the year Customer Experience

Conversion Ratios


Year Snapshot Focusing on Graduating Batch

Outgoing Preparation Seminar

Highest Summer Peak

Tapping External Market


Target vs Achieved Approvals – 79

Approvals – 30 (38%)

Realizations – 61

Realizations – 35 (57.3%)

App-Apd Ratio – 25%

App-Apd Ratio – 34.8%


What Worked Potential in Grad Batch (GV)

Sprint Cup (GV)

CX Team (GX)

Culture

Sub Product Marketing (GE)

External Market Research (GE)


What went wrong Skills Training (GV)

UG Market (GV)

Shifting to EXPA

Winter CX

Improper Execution (GE)

Product Knowledge (GE)


Questions?


Thank You


Finance and Branding


Key Focus Areas Balakalakaar: Profit of 32%

YSF Pre-events: Participation of 130

YSF: Profit of 39*%


Major Investments • • • • • • •

Online marketing through Ads on social media Autumn Local Conference President’s Election AGM and AIIAN OPS & EP kits Farewell IXP RnR


What worked out!!! • • • • •

Proper tracking of all the financial dealings throughout the year Offline marketing and branding of AIESEC throughout the year YSF expense cut down by 52% Branding pre-events for YSF Coaching workshops


What went wrong!!! • • • • •

Additional expense from the entity in the internal events Documentation of exchange experiences for branding Reduced Approval Fee Good Morning India Exchange RnR


Questions?


Thank You


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