Podcasts about aisec

On this week's episode of the podcast, I spoke with Femi Longe, the Cofounder of CCHub and founder of Pathfound. In this interview, he told me how his journey started as a member of AISEC in OAU and how this journey took him all the way to the Netherlands as Director for Africa Growth Network for AISEC. He told me the story of how he returned to Nigeria and later founded CCHub with Bosun Tijani and Tunji Eleso. We spoke about how joining a youth led organization can help young people discover themselves; we touched on how to partner with big organizations as a small organization; we also talked about how career counseling is important and should be a part of the curriculum of secondary education. This is no doubt a value-packed conversation. Listen!

Bu zamana kadarki en farklı göç hikayesi karşısınızda! Hayalinin peşinden giden ve hayatın açtığı kapılardan ilerleyerek kendine bir göç serüveni çizen Nil Deniz Çidanlı konuğum. Finlandiya'dan başlayıp Estonya, Portekiz ve sonra Afrika'da Sao Tome ve Principe ile Uganda ve Prag olarak ilerleyen ve tüm bu yolculuğunu konuştuğumuz ve ayırca au pair'lik ve AISEC gibi farklı yurtdışı deneyimlerine de değindiğimiz bir bölüm oldu. En çok şaşırarak dinlediğim bölüm bu oldu! Nil Deniz Çidanlı, çocukluk hayali olan Finlandiya'ya liseden mezun olur olmaz au pair olarak taşınıyor. Bir yandan bir buçuk sene boyunca Fince öğrenip bir yandan Helsinki Üniversitesi'nde film ve edebiyat dersleri alıyor. Daha sonra da Finlandiya'nın kuzeyinde Oulu şehrinde AISEC ile öğretmenlik yapıyor. Sonrasında Türkiye'de dönüp İstanbul Üniversitesi'nde İspanyol Edebiyatı bölümünü okuyan Nil, bir yandan Finlandiya ile bağını koparmıyor ve Finlandiya Büyükelçiliği'nde çalışmaya başlıyor. Daha sonra lisansı İngilizce okumak istediği ve Finlandiya'da İngilizce lisans programı olmadığı için Estonya'ya üniversite okumak için taşınıyor. Bu sürede bir saat uzaklıktaki Helsinki'ye de sık sık gidiyor ve hem Estonca hem Fince'sini geliştiriyor ve üniversiteden mezun olduktan sonra iki seneye yakın Tallinn'de yaşıyor. Bu süreçte Fince-Türkçe çeviriler yapmaya başlıyor ve birçok kitap çevirisi gerçekleştiriyor. Sonra Afrika'nın batı kıyısındaki Sao Tome ve Principe isimli ATM'nin bile olmadığı, 200 bin nüfuslu ve iki adadan oluşan ufak Afrika ülkesine taşınıyor. Bir sene boyunca bir okulda eğitim danışmanı ve İngilizce öğretmeni olarak çalışan Nil bir yandan da orada sokak hayvanı barınağı kuruyor. B Prag'da yüksek lisansa başlayan Nil Deniz, partnerinin Birleşmiş Milletler'deki işi ile kendini Uganda'ya taşırıken buluyor ve yaklaşık bir senedir de Uganda'da yaşıyor. Bir yandan sınavlarını vermek için sık sık Prag'a giden bir yandan da Kenya gibi komşu ülkeleri de gezen Nil ile bütün bu macerasını konuştuk. Uygun kur ve düşük gönderim ücretiyle yurt dışı para transferlerinizi kolayca yapabileceğiniz TransferGo uygulamasını http://bit.ly/bigidenesoralim'dan indirip inceleyebilirsiniz

What happens when instead of planning a career path, you're open to saying yes to opportunities that could sound slightly insane to others? This mind-set is what led our guest, Cristina Espejo, to leave the comfort of her hometown in Madrid, Spain, and accept work offers in Taiwan and Angola at a very young age.These uncommon choices (for a young recent college graduate) plus Cristina's fearless attitude led her from being a sales and marketing professional, to her discover her true passion: Human Resources. Today Cristina is a Chief People Officer, but more importantly, she's one of those HR executives who deeply cares about employees' well-being and growth (something that is not always the case).In this episode, she talks about fascinating cultural challenges she faced in during her career, she shares insights about how to grow your career, and explains why HR gets a worse rep than it probably deserves. Resources:The foundation Cristina worked for and highly recommends is AISEC.The book Cristina recommends is Adam Grant's "Give and Take."You can find the Give and Take assessment here.Highlights:3:03 Cristina talks about joining AISEC and how that changed her path.4:50 Cristina talks about her work in a start up in Taiwan.6:20 How she jumped to a career in HR9:45 from Angola to the US.10:42. The importance of employer branding to attract the right talent. How companies handle Glassdoor reviews.13:44 Where does HR's has bad rep come from. US compared to other countries.16:04 The Edelman trust barometer: employees don't trust their companies' leadership and less than a quarter believe their CEO is ethical.25:40 Advice for those seeking career growth: Find your advocates   / Do self-branding   /  Find mentors35:44 Fun stories about cultural differences.40:08 Corporate confessions

CardioPODCAST |1x12| AISEC, una apuesta por la investigación cardiovascular by Sociedad Española de Cardiología

In Folge 5 und der damit letzten Folge unserer zweiten Staffel freuen wir uns über Professor Marian Margraf vom Fraunhofer AISEC Institut.

Kawtar Benhammou is the head of ecosystem development and operations at Commons and a business administration graduate from Al Akhawayn University. كـوثـر بـنـحـمـو هي رئيسة قسم تطوير نظم العمل و العمليات بشركة Commons و خريجة جامعة الأخوين تخصص إدارة الأعمال. Video version: https://youtu.be/3N8sJi3EV00 Official website: https://www.slimane.io/podcast Kawtar Benhammou: Co-working, Al Akhawayn University, Working in Turkey, AISEC, Importance of participation in politics.

Wie technologisch souverän ist Deutschland im Jahr 2021? Frau Professor Eckert, Leiterin des Fraunhofer-Instituts für Angewandte und Integrierte Sicherheit (AISEC), hat in der aktuellen CYBERSNACS-Folge eine klare Antwort auf diese Frage.

Apoorva is such a delight when I was teaching in #OPJGU in #Indian. She did her #internship in #Taipei after learning Mandarin. We also talked about her passion in learning languages and how she started as a #Japanese student and now a #sensai in Hyderabad, India. | Terms mentioned in the episode: OP Jindal University; Taiwan Education Center; AISEC; Wulai, Taiwan; Telugu, Sodexo; JLPTJLPT | VIOL Ramakrishna Math https://rkmath.org/ ☕ Buy me chai? https://anchor.fm/chaiwithpingcn/support

Personal stories on why [they] chose to pursue making a positive impact and how this passion drove them through their careers at AISEC, UN, and and why it is important for Millennials to work for impactful companies. 0:51 - Abdo and Jacov's backgrounds 8:43 - Purpose: what drives Abdo and Jacov 19:00 - How the younger generations are thinking about sustainability and impact 23:18 - How our hyper-connected world allows us to hire the best talent from anywhere 26:21 - Content recommendations from Abdo and Jacov LINKS https://aiesec.org/ https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/ https://www.unido.org/ https://rdb.agency/ 21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Harari - https://www.ynharari.com/book/21-lessons-book/ How to Save the World - https://www.amazon.com/How-Save-World-Changing-Greatest-ebook/dp/B07QZNY49P #MarketingOnPurpose #RDB.agency #contentmarketing #contentstrategy #contentautomation #Content #ContentDevelopment #InfluencerAgency #ContentMarketing #AI #5G #InfluencerMarketingAgency #Marketing #InfluencerMarketing https://bit.ly/MichaelFenech-LI

Ra Covid 19 Special with Aiswarya of Aisec online Education Discriminatory against poor Students

When your father is from the Check Republic, your mum is from Panama and you are raised in Germany, you truly get a global lens through which to navigate life (and work). In Episode 5 of Season 6, you hear from Larissa Demel-Anguizola who is currently an MA candidate in Public Policy at LSE.  With an impressive work trajectory that started at AISEC as country director and ended up Global Head of Impact; to private sector experience, to regional leadership of youth engagement at the Special Olympics. Beyond being a successful young professional, which she is by all accounts, Larisa shares how does she find meaning in the work that she does and why it is so important to not only rise to the top but to be an agent of change for this “unfinished world”. Check out previous seasons & episodes of our Award-Winning Social Change Career Podcast. Key Links: AISEC Special Olympics Masters of Public Policy at the London School of Economics Related topics Have you seen the new PCDN.global  We love changemakers and our mission is to support your journey to change the world while making a living. PCDN Coaching Services. We love to help you because of your commitment to change. Helping the world is a tough business.  So let us help you so you continue your mission. Book a 15 minute free consult. Need career advice? Need it now? Join PCDN Career Helping Line. Go ask your questions, help answer others and participate in fruitful discussion to advance your social change career. Almost 20k individuals and organizations already receive this amazing resource to keep them up to date and ready to put their passion into action. Subscribe to new and improved Daily or Weekly Newsletter      

Con la misión de llevar las marcas correctas a los consumidores correctos en el momento y lugar ideal, “Ecom Ventures” nace como un intermediario que conecta marcas con los consumidores finales mediante el poder del marketing digital. Conoce la historia completa de Juan Martitegui en esta edición de Maestros del Escalamiento junto a Daniel Marcos. PODCAST TIMESTAMPS   1:09 Daniel Marcos nos da bienvenida a una nueva edición de Maestros del Escalamiento junto a Juan Martitegui, miembro del capítulo de EO Buenos Aires. 1:54 Ecom Ventures funciona como un intermediario entre marcas o productos centrados en el consumidor que mediante diferentes estrategias y marketing digital las conectan con el usuario final en el lugar y momento adecuado. 2:33 Nos comenta, que su empresa en un modelo completamente remoto con 130 colaboradores fijos o eventuales con presencia en casi 20 países. 3:28 Juan nos comparte su fracaso favorito fue hacer cientos de modelos y propuestas que funcionaban en papel pero que no lograban venderse por lo que cambió su enfoque a trabajar en propuestas que no sólo funcionaran en papel, sino también en la realidad. 5:36 Es miembro de EO desde 2015 con el objetivo de hacer el curso de EMP, sin embargo, al entrar, descubrió otras paralelas como los foros, las conferencias y la gente y que gracias a ello ha podido lograr mucho más en sus empresas, así como en su persona. 8:36 En su opinión, EO le ha dado la posibilidad de ver como ha avanzado su negocio a lo largo del tiempo pero que también le ha brindado un grupo que lo entiende como persona, emprendedor y empresario en situaciones muy particulares a diferencia de otros grupos de amigos que no pueden ser igual de empáticos. 10:49 Su día comienza haciendo ejercicio por la mañana, convive con su familia y medita para finalmente de camino al trabajo escuchar un podcast o algún audiobook. 14:53 Juan nos platica que los libros que más ha regalado son: “The Ultimate Sales Machine: Turbocharge Your Business with Relentless Focus on 12 Key Strategies” (Chet Holmes, 2007), “Influence: Science and Practice” (Robert Cialdini, 1984), “El caballero de la armadura oxidada” (Robert Fisher, 1987) 15:33 El poder descubrir alguna nueva forma de ver las cosas y hacerlas funcionar, así como encontrar una solución diferente, es de las cosas que más disfruta de ser emprendedor. 17:17 Por igual, considera que los ir y venir a nivel emocional es lo que el considera, que ha sido lo más difícil de ser emprendedor. 18:25 La publicidad de respuesta directa, así como el manejo de social media / marketing digital, así como pensar algorítmicamente para hacer funcionar esa comunicación es uno de los factores que más le ha ayudado a escalar su negocio. 19:33 Por igual, nos recomienda leer “Wizard of Ads” (Roy Williams, 1998) y “Thinking in Bets: Making Smarter Decisions When You Don't Have All the Facts” (Annie Duke, 2018) así como aprender cómo funcionan los algoritmos detrás de las plataformas como método para aprender marketing digital 22:58 ¿Cuál es la habilidad única de Juan? Aprender a trabajar con equipos a freelance para sus estrategias de marketing. 23:28 Recomienda ampliamente ver “Silicon Valley” (Mike Judge, John Altschuler, Dave Krinsky, 2014) así como las películas del género “robo / atracos” 25:20 Considera que una compra que le ha cambiado la vida es una cinta para guardar la pluma de su ipad junto al mismo. 26:00 SI tuviera la oportunidad de decirle algo al mundo es que: “hoy mejor que ayer y peor que mañana” 26:36 En su opinión, considera que uno de sus hábitos raros es bañarse con agua fría por las mañanas. 30:43 Cree que una opción errónea que tiene la gente de él es que vive en la panacea al decir que no tiene empleados sino freelancers 31:14 Nos platica de su paso por AISEC en su juventud, así como el que hoy en día, gran parte de su plantilla son pertenecientes a la organización. 35:28 ¿Cómo es la cultura de su empresa? 36:50 Si pudiera darle un consejo a su versión de cuando empezó a emprender es que los negocios grandes se hacen con constancia y dedicación a la solución del mismo problema. 38:50 Al pensar en éxito, Juan piensa en hacer lo que quiere, cuando quiere, con quien quiere y todas las veces que quiera, así como tomar 39:12 Cree que sus mejores decisiones de negocios ha sido empezar Ecom Ventures con su socia actual 39:35 Cree que su mejor inversión en tiempo y dinero ha sido siempre, tomar capacitaciones y trainings, así como invertir en sí mismo 39:57 Cuando se siente abrumado o fuera de foco, Juan trata de cambiar su ambiente mental pues considera que, impacta en lo físico 42:03 Daniel menciona que el escalamiento es mental antes que físico, a lo que Juan responde que, leyendo, haciendo ejercicios mentales, tener conversaciones consigo mismo y con otros miembros de su foro. 43:12 A los nuevos emprendedores les recomienda que no subestimen entender de la operación de su negocio. 44:26 Despedida y agradecimientos.     INFO FINAL   Conoce más de Juan Martitegui en: LinkedIn   Conoce más de “Ecom Ventures” en: Sitio Web LinkedIn   Conoce más de EO en: LinkedIn    

On this episode of the Labrador Energy I had the chance to sit down and talk very spontaneously with Stefanos and Lorena! Stefanos is Greek and Lorena is Colombian - they've been together for a couple of years and they now live in Nuremberg, Germany! Lorena planned this recording for Stefanos as a birthday surprise and we had a great time! We spoke about hey they met, moved countries together and about their jobs as well marketing, hr also comedy! Tune in on this episode of the Labrador Energy to learn more about Stefanos and Lorena! We touch on the following topics: - Colombian Greek Couple living in Nuremberg - A podcast as a surprise birthday present - AISEC the student origanisation and falling in love - Berlin and Electric Guitar Slam Poetry @jacopo_arcucci on Instagram - English events in smaller cities in Europe - Doing graffiti on the Berlin Wall - Kids that are into public transport - Moving to Germany and adjusting to the cultural shock - Working in marketing and building a career - Building and audience and mailing list - Finding your core audience - Dynamic Website and personalised landing pages as a strategy - Turning negative experiences into comedy Be sure to check in next for another episode of the Labrador Energy Podcast!

This week's guest is Juliana Gutierrez. She has focused her career in international cooperation for the development and sustainability, working, volunteering and leading different social and environmental causes in public, private and academic sector in organizations like UN-Habitat, UNDP, Amnesty International, AIESEC, La Ciudad Verde, among others. In Episode 9 of Season 4 hear about Juliana's earlier years playing with rural kids while her parents worked in remote areas; being totally lost after high school and applying for everything under the sun.  Learn the fascinating journey of how Juliana has become a nationally and internationally recognized climate change professional and entrepreneur.       Episode 9 of Season 4 is brought to you by The Rotary Peace Fellowship and the Graduate Program in Conflict Resolution and Coexistence at the Heller School for Social Policy at Brandeis University.    In this episode we discuss: Juliana's story from when she was 5 year old and how she developed her social awareness Juliana reflects on her education (finance and IR background and grad school) How working for the city of Medellin alerted her of the environmental gap in the city's development agenda Why this led her to work and go to grad school to gain environmental skills For her second masters, she got a scholarship and focused her research on climate change in global southern cities How she met a think-do tank La Ciudad Verde (Green city) Juliana's tactical urbanism by painting illegal bike lanes who later became Medellin's official bike lines we enjoy today How she quit her stable job and transition from working on creating awareness to becoming an entrepreneur How Low-Carbon City was born in late 2015 and why it focuses on citizen engagement The process of applying for the Echoingreen fellowship How to get into the environmental scene according to Juliana How to connect your skill/professional to an environmental mission Key skills for a green career Catalina's (not so good idea) for a campaign to reduce car ridership in Medellin Juliana's real examples of climate change activism campaigns Career advice for women in social change from Juliana   Links:    AISEC  Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University  Echoingreen Join Low Carbon City   Related topics PCDN Coaching Services.We love to help you because of your commitment to change. Helping the world is a tough business.  So let us help you so you continue your mission. Are you ready for the future of work? Please Join PCDN 2019 Career Series to learn about the future of work and how to best prepare you. Need career advice? Need it now? Join PCDN Career Helping Line. Go ask your questions, help answer others and participate in fruitful discussion to advance your social change career. Almost 20k individuals and organizations already receive this amazing resource to keep them up to date and ready to put their passion into action. Subscribe to our free Daily Newsletter  ----------- This episode was brought thanks to the Rotary Peace Center and Brandeis University:   Are you an existing or emerging peace leader looking to take your career to the next level? You might be eligible to receive full funding to pursue a MA or professional certificate in peace & conflict studies. Learn more about RotaryPeace Fellowships at www.rotary.org/peace-fellowships      The MA in Conflict Resolution and Coexistence at Brandeis University, where you gain the practical, hands on skills you need to become a peacebuilding professional in the U.S. and abroad.    

Gościem jest Marta Sikocińska, która przyjechała do Japonii na staż studencki z AISEC. Instagram Marty: @lesleetussa https://www.instagram.com/lesleetussa/ Kontakt do Emila: podroz@pojaponii.pl Instagram Emila: @truszkowskiemil

В первом выпуске мы говорим о том, как так получилось, что Алексей оказался в Индии, какую роль в этом сыграл AISEC и первых впечатлениях от новой страны.

Paris de l'Etraz is the Managing Director of Venture Lab at IE Business School in Madrid, Spain. He spent over 20 years in investment banking and venture capital, mainly at UBS Bank and ABN AMRO. Since 2005, he has continued to be in the business of either raising funds, setting up new companies, or selling or buying companies through his group, Amazing Lab AG. He has a keen interest for what makes an entrepreneur and what he/she needs to succeed. In particular, he has focused on venture capital, digital marketing, sports management, renewable energy and new technology industries.

Gavin Ng was selected to be the first President of AAAP. Gavin hails from Singapore and was NCP of Singapore in 1986. He became re-engaged in AIESEC when he read in the papers about the AAAPC 2011 in Manila which he immediately signed up for. There has been no looking back since. He and his wife Rosalind have attended many international AIESEC Alumni conferences since then and he has joined the Journey A-Group in Manila and formed the Temasek A-Group in Singapore. He has been a driving force in reviving alumni activities in the Philippines and in Singapore. He was appointed Regional A-Groups Coordinator for Asia Pacific early in 2013.