A lot has happened, but tell you later

Lots of things happened, but I can't tell you know, I am heading for one week in Gran Canaria tomorrow. See you! :)

AIESEC interns making a difference in China

News from the Financial Times: (AIESEC) Interns help open China to the outside world.

Using the words of Vedana, the guy who sent this news to me: AIESEC's relevance never stops to amaze me.

AIESEC Norway elections coming up

On monday (5th/Jan) I will go to Trondheim, a city up north in Norway where AIESEC Norway national conference (called Achieve) will happen. These conferences are always very brigth times, because it gets together AIESECers from all around the country to discuss, work together, learn and teach.

But this one is even more especial to me because AIESEC Norway votes for its new president (the term from July 2009 to July 2010), and I am a candidate! If I get elected, this means I will stay in Norway one more year and be responsible for the organization to grow and achieve the 2010 vision.

But it's not only especial to me, but also to other 9 individuals who are applying to be vice-presidents - the executive team of the president. It's really amazing to read their applications, think of their ideas, check their past results, read their endorsement letters... Wow, I can't believe the election will be in less than one week.

Well, let's go!