AIESEC Goes Rojak!

By Alexander Fernandez

February 2018 FEATURE
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AIESEC's Asia Pacific Leaders Summit 2017.
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Tomorrow’s leaders are created today, and global youth organisation AIESEC, is committed to that process.AIESEC has been making its impact on the world since the Second World War, when a group of young people determined that cross-cultural understanding was essential to prevent future similar conflicts. An international youth-run, not-for-profit leadership development organisation for youths and by youths, AIESEC enables leadership development through crosscultural exchange.With the vision of achieving peace and fulfilment of humankind’s potential, what started off as a small...

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Alexander Fernandez

is a budding plant enthusiast, feline fanatic, Netflix junkie and gaming buff. He hopes to one day travel to Japan.

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