2018 JCI World Congress Report Goa, India 30 October – 3 November 2018
Published by JCI (Junior Chamber International) 15645 Olive Boulevard, Chesterfield, MO 63017, USA www.jci.cc
Overview The 2018 JCI World Congress in Goa, India was organized under the theme of Jai Ho!, meaning to be victorious. Organized and hosted through collaboration between JCI Panaji (India) and JCI, the event featured workshops, skills development courses, power talks, meetings and a business exchange conclave focused on the sub-themes: engage, innovate and change. The Opening Ceremony featured speeches by Her Excellency, the Honorable Governor of Goa, Dr. Mridula Sinha, the Honorable Speaker of Goa Legislative Assembly, Dr. Pramod Sawant, a representative from World Congress sponsor, Nine, as well as JCI India President Arpit Hathi and JCI President Marc Brian Lim. Chief Delegates had the exciting responsibility to make transformational decisions about the future of JCI. One of these major decisions was the approval of the 2019–2023 JCI Strategic Plan. The plan will continue advancing the five strategies from the previous strategic plan—Impact, Motivate, Invest, Collaborate and Connect—while focusing on accelerating transformation as JCI works toward being the organization that unites all sectors of society to create sustainable impact. After starting each day with the JCI Morning Show and hearing a variety of best practices of JCI members and experts from other organizations, delegates were then motivated by a series of Power Talks. A wide variety of skills development sessions and workshops on topics ranging from advocacy, social entrepreneurship and inclusive leadership, empowering them to return to their local communities and amplify positive change. A key highlight of the event was the Action Oriented Leadership series of courses presented by Dale Carnegie Training throughout the Congress. Alongside the most outstanding projects and members, the JCI Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the World (JCI TOYP) Honorees were recognized during the 2018 JCI Awards Ceremony for their incredible achievements in creating sustainable impact in their communities and across the globe. During the General Assembly, 2018 JCI Executive Vice President Alexander Tio of JCI Indonesia was voted and sworn in as 2019 JCI President. The event culminated with the JCI Presidential Inauguration before delegates enjoyed Indian dance performances and celebrated late into the night during the Farewell Dinner.
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Attendance 3207 delegates from 94 countries attended the 2018 JCI World Congress in Goa, India.
Featured Guest Speakers Matt Chastain Writer and Director Gaur Gopal Das Life Coach and Motivational Speaker Prakash Iyer Author, Leadership Coach and Motivational Speaker Keira Keogh Deputy President, JCI Ireland Katie Lane Vice President of Delivery, St. Louis, Dale Carnegie Training Hassan Ndugwa Youth Leader of Extremely Together, Kofi Annan Foundation Anneli Ohvril Board Member, Let’s Do It! Foundation Silva Paananen Managing Director, Kasvu Consulting Maud Roure Programme Manager, Kofi Annan Foundation Heidi Solba Head of Networks, Let’s Do It! World Mac Srinivasan Global Markets President, BNI Shayamal Vallabhji Sports Scientist and Performance Coach Julia Zimmerman Program and Organizational Associate, Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens
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2019 JCI Officers The General Assembly elected the 2019 Board of Directors. President: Alexander Tio, JCI Indonesia Immediate Past President: Marc Brian Lim, JCI Philippines Executive Vice Presidents, Vice Presidents and their assigned National Organizations Africa and the Middle East Executive Vice President: Oumar Ouedraogo, JCI Burkina Faso Vice President: Firas Deeb, JCI Syria (Assigned to JCI Lebanon, JCI Nigeria, JCI Jordan, JCI Gabon, JCI Uganda, JCI Ghana, JCI Iran (provisional), JCI Tunisia) Vice President: Séverin Poaty, JCI Gabon (Assigned to JCI Congo, JCI Democratic Republic of the Congo, JCI Madagascar, JCI Mauritius, JCI Mali, JCI Morocco, JCI Niger) Vice President: Harira Cisse, JCI Mali (Assigned to JCI Cameroon, JCI Cote d'Ivoire, JCI Burkina Faso, JCI Guinea, JCI Djibouti, JCI Senegal, JCI Togo, JCI Benin) Vice President: Adeniyi Balogun, JCI Nigeria (Assigned to JCI Botswana, JCI Zambia, JCI South Africa, JCI Zimbabwe, JCI Malawi, JCI Rwanda, JCI Syria) Asia and the Pacific Executive Vice President: Amzad Hussain, JCI Bangladesh Vice President: Arpit Hathi, JCI India (Assigned to JCI Nepal, JCI Maldives, JCI Bangladesh, JCI Sri Lanka, JCI Thailand) Vice President: Kuan Ting (Kelly) Huang, JCI Taiwan (Assigned to JCI Australia, JCI New Zealand, JCI Hong Kong, JCI Indonesia, Macao) Vice President: Kiyoto Kawasaki, JCI Japan (Assigned to JCI India, JCI Malaysia, JCI Singapore, JCI Cambodia, JCI Philippines) Vice President: Teresa Poon, JCI Hong Kong (Assigned to JCI Mongolia, JCI Japan, JCI Korea, JCI Taiwan, JCI Vietnam) The Americas Executive Vice President: Argenis Angulo, JCI Venezuela Vice President: Alejandra Castillo, JCI Bolivia (Assigned to JCI Dominican Republic, JCI Dutch Caribbean, JCI Jamaica, JCI Puerto Rico, JCI West Indies) Vice President: Nadja Maraite, JCI Belgium (Assigned to JCI Canada, JCI Colombia, JCI Haiti, JCI Suriname, JCI USA) Vice President: Daniel Guarderas Donoso, JCI Ecuador (Assigned to JCI Argentina, JCI Bolivia, JCI Brazil, JCI Panama, JCI Peru) Vice President: Bolivar Batista, JCI Dominican Republic (Assigned to JCI Ecuador, JCI Honduras, JCI Mexico, JCI Paraguay, JCI Uruguay, JCI Venezuela)
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Europe Executive Vice President: Viktor Ómarsson, JCI Iceland Vice President: Silva Dolmane, JCI Latvia (Assigned to JCI Austria, JCI Germany, JCI Belgium, JCI Netherlands, JCI Switzerland, JCI Russia) Vice President: Marcin Badura, JCI Poland (Assigned to JCI Ireland, JCI Scotland, JCI United Kingdom, JCI Cyprus, JCI Italy, JCI Catalonia, JCI Malta) Vice President: Laura Enache, JCI Ireland (Assigned to JCI Bulgaria, JCI Czech Republic, JCI Poland, JCI Monaco, JCI Croatia, JCI Turkey) Vice President: Nihal Zoroglu, JCI Turkey (Assigned to JCI France, JCI Luxembourg, JCI Romania, JCI Serbia, JCI Moldova, JCI Slovakia) Vice President: Jay Johnson, JCI USA (Assigned to JCI Denmark, JCI Estonia, JCI Finland, JCI Iceland, JCI Latvia, JCI Lithuania, JCI Norway, JCI Sweden) 2018 JCI Appointments The following members were appointed to various positions subject to the approval of the respective National Organizations; General Legal Counsel Andrés Gutiérrez, JCI Colombia Treasurer Víctor Machín, JCI Uruguay Chief Executive Assistant to the President Itai Manyere, JCI Zimbabwe Executive Assistants to the President Achille Sonehekpon, JCI Benin, Assistant for Africa and the Middle East Bong-Hyeon Kim, JCI Korea, Assistant for Asia and the Pacific Lucia Virgill, JCI Argentina, Assistant for the Americas Morgane Salou, JCI France, Assistant for Europe Personal Assistant to the President Ira Racina, JCI Latvia Growth and Development Committee Marc Kone, JCI Cote d’lvoire, Chairperson Reem Abdel-Hadi, JCI Jordan, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Keisuke Shimoyamada, JCI Japan, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Kevin Hinds, JCI West Indies, Committee Member for the Americas Diana Mardarovici, JCI Romania, Committee Member for Europe
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Skills Development Committee Marion de Groot, JCI Netherlands, Chairperson Kayode Ayedogbon, JCI Nigeria, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Mohammad Hijazi, JCI Lebanon, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Shreedhar Basyal, JCI Nepal, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Jeremy Clemente, JCI Philippines, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Chinzorig Enkhtaivan JCI Mongolia, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Nashwan Al Othman, JCI USA, Committee Member for the Americas Gabriela Jaramillo, JCI Ecuador, Committee Member for the Americas Philip BĂźrck, JCI Germany, Committee Member for Europe Karl Johan Svendsen, JCI Norway, Committee Member for Europe Corporate Partnership Committee Kolawole Osinowo, JCI Nigeria, Chairperson Fanuel Nyamayaro, JCI Zimbabwe, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Hamdi Kechida, JCI Tunisia, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Kelvin Chew, JCI Malaysia, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Rumana Chowdhury, JCI Bangladesh, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Gabriel Cole, JCI Brazil, Committee Member for the Americas Andrea Cruz, JCI Venezuela, Committee Member for the Americas Nurain Janah, JCI New Zealand, Committee Member for Europe Josselin Goy, JCI Switzerland, Committee Member for Europe Government Partnership Committee Shenella Govia, JCI West Indies, Chairperson Raoul Bataka, JCI Togo, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Barry Huang, JCI Taiwan, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Christian Ramirez, JCI Paraguay, Committee Member for the Americas Bianca Mertens, JCI Belgium, Committee Member for Europe Jekaterina Sime, JCI Latvia, Committee Member for Europe Civil Society Partnership Committee Michael Steel, JCI United Kingdom, Chairperson Saleh Al-Hanash, JCI Jordan, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Maric Cheng, JCI Hong Kong, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Danielle Hofer, JCI Canada, Committee Member for the Americas Zalina Salova, JCI Switzerland, Committee Member for Europe JCI Marketing Committee Maurice Leung, JCI Hong Kong, Chairperson Asha Auckloo, JCI Mauritius, Africa and the Middle East Nafissa Yacouba, JCI Niger, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Kazuhiro Nakagawa, JCI Japan, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Eugene Tan, JCI Singapore, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Juliana Trejos, JCI Columbia, Committee Member for the Americas Sylvia Jacobi, JCI Suriname, Committee Member for the Americas Lotte Nijkamp, JCI Netherlands, Committee Member for Europe Ana Nikolova, JCI Bulgaria, Committee Member for Europe
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JCI Digital Transformation Committee Rochelle Borton, JCI Australia, Chairperson Omar Al-Khiami, JCI Syria, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Tony Comlan Kouteh, JCI Benin, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Kyoung-Kook Park, JCI Korea, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Rakesh T, JCI India, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific William Orellana, JCI Honduras, Committee Member for the Americas Heather Vardell, JCI USA, Committee Member for the Americas CĂŠline Bleher, JCI France, Committee Member for Europe Hans van Wijngaarden, JCI Netherlands, Committee Member for Europe JCI Foundation Committee Ako Tajima, JCI Japan, Chairperson Mohamed Guerfal, JCI Tunisia, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Thapelo Motheo, JCI Botswana, Committee Member for Africa and the Middle East Fayaz Atiqul Islam, JCI Bangladesh, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Vincent Kuo, JCI Taiwan, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Alexander Wu, JCI Taiwan, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Kiyoshi Furusawa, JCI Japan, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Yasuo Tsukamoto, JCI Japan, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Kengo Hirano, JCI Japan, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Seong-Jae Glen Kim, JCI Korea, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Dae-Hyoen Cho, JCI Korea, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Angel Tam, JCI Hong Kong, Committee Member for Asia and the Pacific Juan Leuze, JCI Argentina, Committee Member for the Americas Marie Faydi Celan, JCI Haiti, Committee Member for the Americas Hans Peter Visser, JCI Netherlands, Committee Member for Europe Lauri Valtonen, JCI Finland, Committee Member for Europe Pirita Huotan, JCI Germany, Committee Member for Europe Ruth Gabler, JCI Austria, Committee Member for Europe JCI Advocacy Committee Magi Senserrich, JCI Catalonia, Chairperson Mahamadou Ousmane, JCI Niger, Africa and the Middle East Bayarmagnai Galsumiya, JCI Mongolia, Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Gisell de Leon, JCI Panama, Committee Member, the Americas Alicia van Woensel, JCI Netherlands, Committee Member, Europe JCI Audit Committee Sang Woo Bae, JCI Korea, Chairperson Anthony Leung, JCI Hong Kong, Committee Member Candice Henriquez, JCI Dutch Caribbean, Committee Member Jonathan J. Borg, JCI Malta, Committee Member
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JCI Foundation Board of Directors Kentaro Harada, JCI Japan, Chairperson Kazutaka Amaki, JCI Japan, Treasurer Kesavalal Vallabhds, JCI India, Director Jan van Nieuwamerongen, JCI Netherlands, Director Gary Ko, JCI Korea, Director Alexander Tio, JCI Indonesia, JCI President Marc Brian Lim, JCI Philippines, JCI Immediate Past President VĂctor MachĂn, JCI Uruguay, JCI Treasurer Arrey Obenson, JCI Cameroon, JCI Secretary General
2014-2018 JCI Strategic Plan The General Assembly at the 2018 JCI World Congress approved the adoption of the 20192023 JCI Strategic Plan. In 2019, JCI will focus on accelerating transformation on our journey to be the organization that unites all sectors of society to achieve sustainable impact. This plan calls for audacious action to focus and align all aspects of the organization to our strategy, so that we can adapt to the dynamic needs of young people and create momentum to stay relevant and meaningful in a changing world. To truly accelerate transformation and achieve these goals, every JCI member will focus their time, energy and grassroots action toward the five strategies outlined by the 2014-2018 JCI Strategic Plan: Impact: JCI will focus the power of young people to advance sustainable impact. Motivate: JCI will unite the passion of young people to motivate bold action. Invest: JCI will accelerate transformation by investing in technological, financial and human resources. Collaborate: JCI will foster a collaborative culture in a dynamic world. Connect: JCI will connect young people to drive the world in a positive direction. Download the 2014-2018 JCI Strategic Plan.
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Affiliations The General Assembly reviewed the status of several National Organizations, approving and disqualifying based on the merits of each case as recommended by the Admissions Committee. Full Affiliations • JCI Uganda Provisional Affiliations The following organization changed their status from potential to provisional. • Iran Potential Affiliation Renewals The following organizations had their potential statuses renewed. • Myanmar • Timor-Leste • Kosovo • Costa Rica • Nicaragua • Tanzania • Gambia • Kenya Potential Affiliations The following organization was newly admitted into the JCI family as a potential National Organization. • Yemen Disaffiliation The following National Organization was disaffiliated. • JCI Ukraine Provisional Disaffiliation The following provisional organization was disaffiliated. • JCI Namibia Potential Disaffiliation The following potential organization was disaffiliated. • JCI Albania
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2020 JCI World Congress The bid submitted by JCI Yokohama (Japan) was accepted, selecting Yokohama, Japan as the host city for the 2020 JCI World Congress.
JCI Constitutional Amendments There were no proposed amendments made to the JCI Constitution.
JCI Policy Manual Amendments The JCI Board of Directors made the following policy changes to the JCI Policy Manual: CHAPTER III: NATIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERS POLICY 3-9. APPLICATION FOR FULL AFFILIATION: Applications for full affiliation shall be accompanied by details of all changes to the information supplied in the previous year to the Secretary General in accordance with Policy 3-7 or by confirmation that there are no changes. f. A proposed plan of action for the coming year. g. A proposed plan of action for the coming year. CHAPTER VII: ANNUAL MEETING POLICY 7-1. THEME: The corporate slogan shall be the theme of each Congress. a. The theme of each Congress shall deal with topical issues that are relevant to young people around the world. b. The Congress Organizing Committee shall submit a proposed theme or proposed themes to the Secretary General at least thirty (30) days prior to the Midyear Executive Committee meeting in the year prior to the Congress. The Executive Committee shall approve the theme of the Congress and the Secretary General shall advise the organizing committee of the theme approved within thirty (30) days of the meeting. CHAPTER IXX: CONFERENCES POLICY 19-1. BIDDING FOR A CONFERENCE a. Any Local Organization which wishes to bid to host a conference must submit three copies of a completed Standard Conference Contract, together with attachments containing such information, commitments and assurances as the Executive Committee shall prescribe, by mail to the Secretary General, to be received by December 31 December 1 of the year preceding the year when the Local Organization would be bidding. In the event no bids are received by the stipulated deadline or if all of those who notify an intention to bid withdraw without presenting a bid, the Secretary General may extend the deadline for the submission of bids up to the opening of the conference at which the bid will be considered.
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CHAPTER IXX: CONFERENCES POLICY 19-3. CONFERENCE THEME a. The theme of each conference shall deal with the socioeconomic issues of that particular Area, and each conference shall have the goal of adopting declarations or resolutions aimed at resolving them. b. The Conference Organizing Committee shall submit a proposed theme or proposed themes to the Secretary General at least thirty (30) days prior to the Midyear January Executive Committee meeting in the year prior to the conference. The Executive Committee shall approve the theme of the conference and the Secretary General shall advise the organizing committee of the theme approved within thirty (30) days of the meeting. CHAPTER XXI: DUES POLICY 21-1. DUES: SECTION 1. NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: National Organizations shall pay annual dues to the organization in the amount of ten dollars and fifty cents (US $10.50) thirteen dollars (US $13) per individual member registered with the Secretary General pursuant to Bylaw 21-2. SECTION 2. FULLY AFFILIATE NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: Fully affiliated National Organizations are required to pay annual dues of one thousand five hundred dollars (US $1500), or the amount stated in Section 1 of this Policy, whichever is greater. CHAPTER XII: FINANCES POLICY 22-1. BUDGET: SECTION 1. BUDGET: a. Preparation: Each year, on or before June 1 no later than 15 days prior to the Midyear Executive Meeting, a Draft Operating Budget for the ensuing fiscal year shall be prepared by the Secretary General for presentation, in accordance with Bylaw 22-5, to the Finance Committee and the Audit Committee at its midyear meeting. CHAPTER XXII: FINANCES POLICY 22-8. DEVELOPMENT GRANTS: SECTION 1. National Organizations and Area Associations may request financial assistance in the form of development grants for specific projects contributing to growth and development, leadership development, development of National Secretariats, training and Local Organization or National Organization extension. Such requests may be considered for approval by the JCI Executive Committee, provided the application has been made to the JCI Secretary General at least fourteen (14) thirty (30) days prior to the meeting at which the application is to be considered. Seven (7) days prior to the Executive Committee meeting, the JCI Secretary General shall provide the Executive Committee with the total amount of funds available for disbursement as grants. In all cases, grant applications for sponsorship/support of National Presidents or (Area Development Council) meetings of the four Areas and the development of National Secretariats shall be given priority by the Executive Committee.
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CHAPTER XXII: FINANCES POLICY 22-8. DEVELOPMENT GRANTS: SECTION 8. All parties who wish to apply for a development grant for a specific program shall follow the above-noted guidelines and submit an application to the Secretary General at least fourteen (14) thirty (30) days prior to the JCI Executive Committee meeting at which the application is to be considered. Approval of grants shall be subject to availability of JCI’s resources.
2018 JCI TOYP Honorees ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪
Dr. Dima Al-Naeb, JCI Syria Academic Leadership and/or Accomplishment Cornel Amariei, JCI Romania Scientific and/or Technological Development Ganjavkhlan Chadraabal, JCI Mongolia Contribution to Children, World Peace and/or Human Rights Professor Richard Javad Foronda Heydarian, JCI Philippines Political, Legal and/or Government Affairs Melissa Johns, JCI United Kingdom Contribution to Children, World Peace and/or Human Rights Dr. Kamal Lamichhane, JCI Nepal Academic Leadership and/or Accomplishment Dr. Burçin Mutlu-Pakdil, JCI Turkey Academic Leadership and/or Accomplishment Dr. Ronivin Garcia Pagtakhan, JCI Philippines Humanitarian and/or voluntary leadership Azzam Sheikh Alsouq, JCI Syria Humanitarian and/or Voluntary Leadership Jacinta Uramah-Eze, JCI Nigeria Business, Economic and/or Entrepreneurial Accomplishments
JCI TOYP Judges • Marc Brian Lim, 2018 JCI President • Chris Arnold, Founder and CEO, World Merit • Monika Froehler, CEO, Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens • Nia Lyte, Founder, Koyamada International Foundation • Richard Lui, MSNBC News Anchor
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JCI Awards The Joaquin V Gonzales Memorial Award JCI extends its condolences to our fallen heroes, JCI members who passed away during this year. In honored remembrance: Abdoul Karim Hassane Soumana | JCI Niamey | JCI Niger Sanogo Abraham | JCI Abidjan | JCI Cote d’lvoire Accalogoun Edith Fifatin | JCI Bohicon Wanilo | JCI Bénin Chang-Seok Chae | JCI Inje | JCI Korea Abdoulaye Diallo | JCI Conakry Renaissance | JCI Guinée Hamma Douare | JCI Bamako Ciwara | JCI Mali Benise Jean Paul | JCI Cayes | JCI Haiti Morike Koite | JCI Universitaire Moribabougou | JCI Mali Dayna Ortega | JCI Quevedo | JCI Ecuador Kabore Fabrice | JCI Bouake | JCI Cote d’lvoire Ronald Paul | JCI Delmas | JCI Haiti Nikolay Stoyanov | JCI Sofia | JCI Bulgaria Matías Tolosa | JCI San Francisco | JCI Argentina Victor Wang | JCI City | JCI Singapore Naoko Yamane | JCI Tokyo | JCI Japan JCI World Public Speaking Champion Anthony Galea, JCI Malta JCI World Debating Champions JCI Equip Catalunya | Spanish JCI Malaysia | English Best Local Economic Development Program Workplace Wisdom | JCI Peninsula, Hong Kong Best Local Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Program Food Waste Combat | JCI Cluj-Napoca, Romania Best Local Peace Project Smile for Peace | JCI Tanjung Aru, Malaysia Best Local Growth & Development Program University of Leaders | JCI Manila, Philippines Best Local Community Empowerment Program Community Literacy Advancement Program | JCI San Juan Dambana, Philippines Best Long-term Local Community Program The Light: 2018 One Light More Lives | JCI East Saigon, Vietnam Best Local Personal Skill Development Program The 27th Hong Kong Silver Tongue Contest | JCI North District, Hong Kong Best Inter-organization Collaboration Project Mobility Solutions | JCI Bastogne, Belgium
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Best Local Global Goals Project The Watchman – Visualize the Invisible | JCI Tai Ping Shan, Hong Kong Most Outstanding Local Project The Watchman – Visualize the Invisible | JCI Tai Ping Shan, Hong Kong Best National Flagship Program Finland Youth Forum | JCI Finland Best National Growth and Development Program Courage, Collaborate, Teamwork and Value | JCI Malaysia Most Outstanding National President Shogo Ikeda | JCI Japan Most Outstanding New Local Organization JCI Nibong Tebal | JCI Malaysia Most Outstanding Local Organization JCI Bahcesehir | JCI Turkey Most Outstanding Local President Nino Namoco | JCI Manila, Philippines Most Outstanding New Member David Lim Qi Chong | JCI Iskandar, Malaysia Most Outstanding Member Louel Barrios Zambrano | JCI Davao, Inc., Philippines Presidential Recognitions Most Outstanding Executive Committee Member Anthony Leung (JCI Hong Kong) Most Outstanding Vice President for Africa and the Middle East Asha Auckloo (JCI Mauritius) Most Outstanding Vice President for Asia and the Pacific C.C. Owen Lee (JCI Taiwan) Most Outstanding Vice President for the Americas Sandra Salgueiro (JCI Bolivia) Most Outstanding Vice President for Europe Diana Mardarovici (JCI Romania) Most Outstanding Appointee Siana Ng (JCI Macao) Most Outstanding National Organization JCI Japan
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