2005 JCI Focus Areas

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2005 JCI Focus Areas
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Membership Membership growth number one priority
for JCI, Members is the focus of our
organization in 2005
Media Strengthening our relationships with the
media in our communities.
MEMBERSHIP
MEDIA
3 MAIN STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR 2005
MARKETING
MARKETING Effective marketing of our leading
JCI branded products and services to our Members,
LOMs and NOMs
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Key Area 1 Membership
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Membership

• Growth will be JCIs number one priority.
• Members will be the focus of everything we do as
  an organization in 2005.
• Priority Support programs aimed at strengthening
  our local organizations
• Enhanced recognition given to local Presidents at
  each Area Conference and World Congress.
• Continuously provide new and fresh opportunities
  to our existing Members
• Extending our franchise to new Members and new
  communities

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Membership

• More Chapters in each of our National
  Organizations.
• Chapters are encouraged to include a Chapter
  extension project in their own Membership plans
  this year
• The development of Metropolitan networks in
  capital cities. LOMs in metropolitan cities
  encouraged to play a full role in the development
  of a worldwide JCI metropolitan network the JCI
  MetNet.

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Membership

• JCI Officers responsible for ensuring they have
  direct contact with Members and engage in focus
  groups with new and young Members during their
  visits to their assigned NOMs.
• JCI will promote win-win business partnerships
  with local and national companies in each
  National Organization.

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Key Area 2 Marketing
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Marketing

• Effective marketing of our leading JCI branded
  products and services to our Members, LOMs and
  NOMs
• JCIPrime - Creative and Effective Training Skills
• JCIExcel - Adult Learning Programs Designing
  Skills
• JCILead-Leadership Competencies Development

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Marketing

• JCIAchieve - Effective Management of NGOs and
  NPOs
• JCI BizNet - Business Network for Small and
  Medium Enterprises
• JCI Tech - ICT Solutions for NOMs and LOMs
• JCI Senatorship - Honorary Life Membership in JCI

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Marketing

• JCIPrime, JCIExcel, JCILead and JCIAchieve will
  be offered at all four JCI Area Conferences in
  2005
• JCI branding and corporate identity program will
  continue to be promoted and encouraged throughout
  2005.

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Marketing-Recognition programs by JCI

• TOYP - The Outstanding Young Persons
• Recognizing young achievers between 18 and 40 in
  different areas of impact.
• BBPC - Best Business Plan Competition
• Recognizing young business initiatives and
  encouraging entrepreneurship as an option.
• International Speaking Competition
• Recognizing the speaking skills mastery in the
  local, national and international level.

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Marketing-Recognition programs by JCI

• International Debating Competition
• Recognizing the abilities to successfully debate
  at every level.
• International Awards Program
• Applauding the achievements of individuals, local
  organizations and national chambers.

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Key Area 3 Media
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Media

• External Public Relations Agency to provide
  expertise in media relations and to increase
  international media exposure for JCI.
• Communicate daily to its Membership through
  regularly updated JCI website, www.jci.cc.

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Media

• Bi-annual magazine JCI Leader for
  circulation at Area Conferences and World
  Congress
• Publish downloadable Marketing posters, brochures
  and Membership recruitment and retention tools on
  the JCI website.

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Media

• Secure national and international media coverage
  for JCI Area Conferences, JCI World Congress,
  Public Speaking and Debating Competitions, Best
  Business Plan Competition, TOYP and Young
  Entrepreneurs Awards programs in 2005.

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We all want a better society
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Better societies are created by

• Better Leaders
• Political Business Social

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Our Key Facts

• Who are we?JCI is a worldwide federation of
  young leaders and entrepreneurs with nearly
  200,000 active members and 1 million alumni.
   What do we do?We create better leaders to
  create better societies. How do we do it?By
  providing the environment for young people to
  meet, learn and grow.
• We offer meetings, events, dynamic training
  sessions, speakers, projects and
  programs. Where do we do this?In more than
  5,000 communities in over 100 countries
  worldwide. What does JCI give you?The
  confidence to reach inside yourself and achieve
  more than you would have thought possible as a
  business, social and political leader. How can
  you get the benefits of JCI?Write to
  members_at_jci.cc, visit www.jci.cc, or call 1 636-
  449-3100.
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Vision and Mission

• Vision
• Be a highly recognized worldwide source of
  successful young business, social and political
  leaders
• the voice of young leaders and entrepreneurs in
  the world.
• Mission
• To contribute to the advancement of the global
  community by providing the opportunity for young
  people to develop the leadership skills, social
  responsibility, entrepreneurship and fellowship
  necessary to create positive change.

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What is JCI?

• A worldwide federation of young leaders and
  entrepreneurs
• A worldwide network of young leaders and
  entrepreneurs
• 200.000 100 6,000
• A place where you meet, learn and grow
• An environment where you can learn how to be a
  better leader and entrepreneur
• A stepping stone to Success!

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JCI, JCI New Zealand, Chapters
Junior Chamber International
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JCI Structure

• 2005 World President
• Kevin Cullinane

• JCI Executive Committee
• Immediate Past President
• General Legal Counsel
• - 4 EVPs,
• - Treasurer,
• 17 VPs

2005 JCI Executive Vice President (Area B)
Koichi Washizawa
2005 JCI Vice President (Area B) Arthur Lui
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• 60th JCI World Congress
• 2005 in Vienna
• 24th 29th October 2005

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Congress Highlights

• Opening Ceremony (24th)
• Delegation Day (26th)
• Philharmonic Concert (27th)
• Viennese Ball (29th)
• Waltzing Courses (every day)

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online registration fee 355,- (Early
Registration, 395,- on site Registration)
Online Registration
Philharmonic Concert
Ticket for the Exclusive Concert of the Vienna
Philharmonic Orchestra. For this Concert, only
1.500 Tickets are available at 130,- per Ticket
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Proposed Keynote Speakers

• Kofi Annan (SG, United Nations)
• Steve Ballmer (CEO, Microsoft)
• Dean Kamen (CEO, Segway)
• Arnold Schwarzenegger (Gouvenor CA)
• Bono Vox (U2)
• Alan Webber (Fast Company Magazine)

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• Macau Asia Pacific Conference
• 25th 29th May 2005

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• Prime (24th -25th)
• Opening Ceremony (26th)
• Macau Night (26th)
• World Speaking Competition (28th)
• International Night (27th 28th)
• Award Ceremony (29th)
• Conference Ball (29th)

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What do we do?
What do we do?

• Create better leaders
• to create better societies

Create better leaders to create better societies
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Which are our major contributions to Society?

• Leadership education
• Business networking
• Local and global advancement
• Youth entrepreneurship
• Policy making
• Internationalism

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Which are our major contributions to Society?

• Leadership Education through the JCI University
  and the JCI LEADership Development Model designed
  by our trainers that allows young people to learn
  and master the key roles and core competences of
  Impact Leaders.
• Youth Development through projects that develop
  community awareness and responsibility in
  children, teenagers and young university
  students.
• Local and Global Advancement through the exercise
  of leadership in projects that are aligned with
  the United Nations Millennium Development Goals
  (MDGs) and the needs of your communities,
  companies and governments.
• Youth Entrepreneurship through business
  education, mentoring opportunities n follow up
  with experienced and successful business leaders.
• International Awareness through events where
  young people can interact with diverse people
  from different countries and cultures.

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• Leadership
• Management
• Coaching
• Education
• Ambassadorship
• Learning

• Top Leaders
• Speakers Authors
• Business Partners
• Clients/Suppliers
• Colleagues
• Friends
• Significant Others

an space to

• As a Person
• As a Professional
• As a Citizen
• As a Global Networker
• Your Enterprise
• Your Society

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Our Partners

• United Nations
• UNESCO
• UNICEF
• PAHO
• CONGO
• ICC
• AIESEC
• Eurochambers
• Council of Europe
• ASTD
• Franklin Covey
• Executive Excellence

• Youth Business International (YBI)
• Junior Achievement - Young Enterprises
• Junior Enterprises
• Harvard Business Review

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You can Also be a LEADer!

• Leadership, Speaking and Debating Skills for
  Members
• Training
• I Learn
• Practice
• I Do
• Competition
• I Achieve

MOTIVATION TO SUCCEED
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JCI Corporate Identity

• International level
• National level
• Local level

• JCI
• JCI New Zealand
• JCI Hamilton

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My expectations

• That you
• Study, study, study JCI, NOM, Country
• Read, read, read Newspaper, Books, Magazines
• Be humble to learn and listen
• Have the courage to be strong and firm
• Ask for help and offer your hand
• Act based on the JCI Plan of Action and Strategy
• BE Professional and LOOK Professional
• Show RESULTS in GROWTH and in PARTNERSHIPS

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Be a Leader!!