Majulah Alumni AIESEC in Singapore

We recently sat down with Ms. Carolina Yeo, an entrepreneur who was involved in the setting up of AIESEC in SMU. Listen along as she recalls her exciting experience in AIESEC, which also included leading AIESEC’s APXLDS as OCP in 2004 and participating in an AIESEC Traineeship in Belgium and how all these connect and benefit her throughout her career. Look out for insightful advice shared for AIESECers and aspiring entrepreneurs!

In this episode, we speak with Mr. Pedro Aguirre, a social entrepreneur that wants to make the world a better place. Find out about his exciting AIESEC journey (which lasted for 9 years!), how he brought AIESEC to expand in Rwanda, and how all of these contribute to his career today.

In this episode, we speak with Mr. Kwek Seow Yang, who was from LC NTU back in the 1990s. He spoke about his experiences going for international conferences, what made him take up national roles while studying full-time, and as well as advice he has for students who wish to venture into the technology industry.

In this episode, we speak to Ms. Louise Mosseline, a HR consultant for start-ups in Southeast Asia. Prior to her role here, Louise was in India as the Global Coordinator for TCS; and before that, she was the MCVP Professional Internships for AIESEC in Brazil. Find out mlre from her, about how you can make the most out of your AIESEC experience, and how you can relate all of these to your career in the future!

In the second part of this two-part episode, we have MC 19.20 and MC 20.21 in a discussion with Mr. Peter Tay (MCP 1973), Mr. Logan Wong (MCP 1998) and Ms. Farzana Hairudin (MCP 1314) about what AIESEC in Singapore can do in today's context. We also talked about the characteristics that differentiate an AIESECer from others, and how these traits can help to make the world a better place.

In this first part of a two-part episode, we invited Mr. Peter Tay (MCP 1973), Mr. Logan Wong (MCP 1998) and Ms. Farzana Hairudin (MCP 1314) to talk about the relevance of AIESEC to Singapore back in their time and today. In the increasingly challenging environment that is brought forth by the COVID-19 pandemic, how should AIESEC in Singapore redefine our organisational relevance?