AIESEC WEEK + FLIT FORUM 2016 Delegate`s Booklet

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AIESEC WEEK FLIT FORUM FINANCIAL LITERACY & IT FORUM

2016

JUNE 6TH – 10TH Great Court, University of Nairobi *FREE PUBLIC LECTURE (8TH WEDNESDAY)

By Dr. Julius Kipng`etich & Wallace Kantai At 844 Building

About AIESEC Our Programs

AIESEC WEEK & FLIT (PUBLIC LECTURE) Contact Information

TABLE OF CONTENTS

AIESEC ABOUT AIESEC

AIESEC is the world’s largest student run organization built to impact the world through leadership development experiences. AIESEC has been facilitating youth activities for over 65 years developing a global learning environment across 126 countries & territories.

OUR VISION OUR MISSION OUR WAY OUR PEOPLE AIESEC IN UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI 126+ Countries with AIESEC

AIESEC strives for peace and fulfillment of human kinds potential.

Development of responsible and global leaders Our international platform Enables young people to explore develop their leadership potential for a positive impact in the society.

AIESEC is a global, non-political, independent, not-for-profit organization run by students and recent graduates of institutions of higher education.

AIESEC in Kenya was founded in 1970, with AIESEC in UON as the first local chapter in 1978 and has engaged and developed 30,000 young people. Currently AIESEC Kenya membership is of 600 young people nationally, who are present in 15 universities and campuses in the country. Last year AIESEC in UON had the second most number of exchanges in the African Growth Network.

2400 Universities with AIESEC

14 Kenyan Universities with AIESEC

7 AIESEC in UON conferences & events annually

OUR PROGRAMS AIESEC in Kenya also gives the chance for companies and organizations to satisfy their HR needs for their CSR initiatives by providing international volunteers, with a global mindset, to take these CSR projects to the next level.

6-12 weeks

We are expanding our Global Talent program to provide startups with the opportunity to connect with high-potential talent to help businesses grow and expand across new markets. Offering startups a chance to connect with some of the most promising young talents.

3-4 months

AIESEC's Global Talent Program is a cost effective solution to meet your short and medium term staffing needs with internationally sourced talent.

We provide young, passionate individuals that can bring strategic perspectives to companies, while operating in a fast-paced environment.

6-12 months

AIESEC WEEK & FLIT FORUM AIESEC WEEK

FINANCIAL LITERACY & IT FORUM

The purpose of the event is to showcase the various products of what AIESEC offers; Exchange and Leadership, the relevance of these products in modern worlds and how these products create an impact within our society. It also serves as an informative session for those who would like to go on exchange during the summer holidays.

Financial Literacy and Information Technology (FLIT) Forum will be a three day conference (Wed – Fri) in which the delegation, consisting of young students across all campuses in Nairobi, will be advised and guided on financial sustainability by key note speakers and influential companies.

Seeing that the path through which the world is heading is laden with Information Technology, FLIT Forum is a platform for the youth to learn about the different ways they can benefit financially from this tech-savvy wo

AGENDA

DAY 1 Exchange 10:00-10:15

Registration

10:15-11:00

AIESEC WEEK & FLIT AGENDA by Mwende Mwololo & Valarie Ogutu (event managers)

11:00-11:45 11:45-12:00 12:00-12:45 12:45-01:15 1:15-02:00

AIESEC Way (Why, How and What of AIESEC) Break Incoming Global Citizen Outgoing Global Citizen Lunch at the tent

02:00-02:45

Panel Discussion (Global Citizen) “How Exchange Shaped my Community”

03:00-03:45

AIESEC Alumni Panel Discussion (Global Talent): Frank Ireri & David Kinyua “How Exchange Shaped my Career”

03:45-04:00

Conclusion of Session Move to tent to have a showcase of AIESEC portfolios & registration for exchange

Dress code: African attire

DAY1 Frank Ireri Mr. Frank M. Ireri, EBS, has served as Group Managing Director, Executive Director of Housing Finance Ltd. since July 2006. He is Banker. He joined from Barclays Bank of Kenya where he was Head of Barclay Card Africa, covering Kenya, Botswana, Zambia, Mauritius, Seychelles and Egypt. Prior to this, he worked with Citibank and Commercial Bank of Africa. During his banking career, he has had international exposure in Poland, Sri Lanka and Zambia. He is a Counsel Member of AIESEC and previously held the role of Chairman to the AIESEC Board of Advisors. Between 2001 and 2002, he was Chairman of the Kenya Institute of Bankers. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree and a CPA certification. Moreover,he also serves as Member of the Risk Management Committee, Member of the Nomination and Remuneration Committee, and Member of the Board Strategy Committee of the Company.

David Kinyua David holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Nairobi as well as various banking and investment certifications. David is in infrastructure and real estate projects across the region. He resigned as Regional MD of Stanbic Inv. to run Esham Park to date. He started off his career with Citibank Investments in Europe before moving to Stanbic in a career that spanned 13 years.

David will be sharing his experience as a successful entrepreneur and his journey to wealth creation especially in real estate and infrastructure. He is also an AIESEC alumni.

DAY2

Rose Sang Rose Sang is a Board of Advisor member of AIESEC in UON with a vast experience in human resource spanning a rich career from KPMG, Finlays, KQ and Qatar airways. She has also consulted at Nielsen and EY where she is currently.

DAY 2 Leadership 08:45-09:00

Registration

09:00-09:15

AIESEC WEEK & FLIT AGENDA by Mwende Mwololo & Valarie Ogutu (event managers)

09:15-10:15

AIESEC Leadership Development Model

10:15-10:45 10:45-11:00 11:00-11:30 11:30-12:30 12:30-12:45 12:45-01:00

“The Leader I have Become” by Sue Gaciku (President AIESEC in Kenya) Break “The Added Value of AIESEC” by Rose Sang Leadership Group Activity Closing Plenary SDG session Move to tent to have a showcase of AIESEC portfolios & registration for exchange

Dress code: Smart casual or AIESEC branding

DAY 3 Public Lecture 08:45-09:00

Registration

09:00-09:15

Introduction to the session and event

09:15-10:00

Settling in Opening

10:00-10:15

Official opening of AIESEC Week & FLIT by the VC Prof. Peter Mbithi

10:20-10:50

Keynote Speech on Africa (The Africa we Want)

by Dr. Julius Kipngetich

10:55-11:25

Keynote Speech (Regional Cooperation) on Africa

by Wallace Kantai

11:25-11:30 11:30-12:00 12:00-12:20

BREAK Panel Discussion and Q&A Registration for exchange & closing

Dress code: Official

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Moderator: SAMUEL KINYUA (LCP 2015)

The Africa We Want is safe, stable, prosperous and sustainable – based on empathy and respect. It is open, sharing and features equal rights and opportunities. The Africa We Want acknowledges the power of the individual and the force in joint struggles. The Africa We Want recognizes local action for continental impact. The Africa We Want supports innovation and builds on existing knowledge and documented methods

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DAY3 PUBLIC LECTURE

Julius Kipng`etich CEO Uchumi BOA Chair AIESEC in UON “The Africa We Want”

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YOUTH SHAPING AFRICA

„ Wollace Kantai Business Editor NTV AIESEC in UON alumni University of Nairobi

PUBLIC LECTURE:

9:30-12.00pm

“Regional Cooperation”

Opening by Prof. Peter Mbithi VC University of Nairobi Guest Panelists: Clare Ikalur – Clare Jonson Mwangi –

Consult

Paradigm Projects

PANEL DISCUSSION: “Our Role in the Africa We Want”

We all have important roles to play. Major institutions from governments, business, academia and media increasingly take proactive measures to become change makers. In this session, we will discuss how totally different institutions: from corporates, stateparastatals, civil societies, industry leaders and Embassies take a leading role as change makers.

Speakers engage the delegation on initiatives they have undertaken to bring about change within their environments.

DAY 4 FINANCIAL LITERACY 08:45-09:00

Registration

09:00-09:15

Introduction to Sessions by Valarie Ogutu (event manager)

09:15-09:45

Keynote Speech Mr. Mwenesi Musalia(House of Major)

09:50-10:20 10:20-11:30 10:30-12:00 12:00-12:30 12:30-12:45 04:00-05:30

Keynote Speech (Centonomy) Break Entrepreneurs’ Space: Geoffrey Mulei & Kevin Mutiso Motivational Talk by Robert Burale Closing Plenary & Registration for exchange SUPER MSS (all AIESEC in Kenya entities will be in attendance) at GW 120

Dress code: Smart casual

DAY4

Robert Burale Image consultant and a respected publicfigure also couples as a pastor.

Robert Burale is the top mostMC in Kenya and 6th finest in Africa. He as well is one of thebest motivational speakers in Kenya.

Kevin Mutiso CEO of Samchi Credit Samchi Credit is a micro credit institution aimed at reducing the bureaucracies ofaccessing finances. Kevin started the company to help SMEs improve their cash flow. He has received several awards, including the Best Agency Award in 2011 and wasnamed Top 40 under 40 Business Daily Award Winner 2015

Mwenesi Musalia Managing Partner (House of major)LLB (Bachelor of Laws) and LLM (Master of Laws) in mergers and acquisitions and international trade.

Geoffery Mulei Geoffrey mulei Founder and CEO of InkishaINKISHA is a company focused on developing low costhigh impact marketing platforms thatin turn address challenges in the African Space. In this role, he leads the company’s B2Bmarketing efforts, overseeing a team marketing and sales professionals and managingpartnerships and relationshipsNot only did Geoffrey Receive The Global Impact Award. Most recently,Geoffrey was not onlynamed among the 10 most promising entrepreneurs in Africa by Bid Network but also theDirector and national Host for The Hook Up Dinner Kenya.

DAY 5 IT 08:45-09:00

Registration

09:00-09:15

Introduction to Sessions by Valarie Ogutu (event manager)

09:15-10:00

Keynote Speech: “Digital Marketing & Mobile Programming” (IAT)

10:00-10:30

Keynote Speech: “Business Intelligence: IT Skills for the Future” (Technobrain)

10:30-11:00

Keynote Speech: “Digital Safety & Internet freedom (iHUB)

11:00-11:15 11:15-11:45 11:50-12:35 12:35-12:05 02:00-04:00

Break Keynote: “Programming as a Business” (Moringa School) PANEL DISCUSSION: “Impact of IT on the Youth in Africa” Registration for exchange & SDG session Crafts For Cure CSR initiative by AIESEC in UON at Kenyatta Hospital (Level 3) Dress code: Smart casual

“Since we were founded,we have engaged and developed over 1,000,000 young people who have been through an AIESEC experience.”

THE TEAMS AIESEC WEEK

FLIT FORUM

Rebecca Moraa Billy Msagha Lorraine Weke Jedidah Rakwar Lilian Wanja Nabil Al-Beiti

Herman Busuru Tinka Patience Mugechi Gandu Elna Mudibo Lindsey Nkirote

EXECUTIVE BOARD Dennis Tugee Valarie Ogutu Mwende Mwololo Habel Mwashigadi Jemimah Mutisya

Wangui Mungai Mburu Kibathi Duncan Magana Wandia Kimani

Partners

“Just imagine what solutions might be found if young people are given the space and encouragement to participate andlead,” -KOFIANNAN

CONTACT DETAILS

Mwende Mwololo

Event Manager AIESEC WEEK 2016 mwende.mwololo@aiesec.net

Valarie Ogutu

Event Manager FLIT FORUM 2016 valarie.ogutu@.aiesec.net

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