3. In this AIESEC Indonesia YouthSpeak Report
you will find :
>Forewords
>General Explana?on
>YouthSpeak Campaign
>YouthSpeak Survey
>YouthSpeak Pre-Eliminary Report
>YouthSpeak Forum
>Close words
5. Not all Indonesian ci?zen are brave enough to speak their mind and voices.
Indonesian ci?zen had lots of dream for this na?on but only few people that are
brave enough to work hard, speak loud, and achieve the dream they dream.
This na?on is just need bunch of its ci?zen to create movement in any sector to
build it. One single ac?on can give impact, so do our voices.
YouthSpeak for Indonesia is created by bunch of young people who are
passionate with the impact of the voices and aim to be a role model for
Indonesian youth to speak up their mind, their voices, and start crea?ng ac?on
because their voices are maOers to shape Indonesia. Because in the end, how
Indonesia looks like in upcoming year depends by our ci?zen hands. You will not
understand it un?l you try and see the impact you create it.
Let your voice be heard!
7. YouthSpeak is a global youth movement and youth
insight survey powered by AIESEC. We are focused on
understanding the hopes and challenges surrounding
various issues which involve young people like us.
Powered by AIESEC
AIESEC is the world’s largest youth-led organiza;on
developing the leadership poten;al of young people
worldwide. Present in over 126 countries and
territories with 70,000+ members across 2600
universi;es, we offer young people a chance to develop
their leadership poten;al through life changing
professional and personal development experiences.
Since 1948, we’ve developed over one million people,
including one Nobel Peace Prize Winner, and many
prominent world, business and civil society leaders.
8. On September 25th,The 193-Member
United Na?ons General Assembly has
formally adopted the 2030 Agenda for
Sustainable Development, along with a
set of bold, new Global Goals
15. DRIVERS IN LIFE
WORLD IN 2030
YOUTH FOR GLOBAL GOALS
LEADERSHIP
EDUCATION
ENGAGEMENT
DRIVERS IN LIFE
What is the decision making process for
the millennials? What do they consider
first? What drives them in life?
How do young people envision their
future? What’s the state of the world in
2030? What is important for them up
there?
Global Goals Agenda is the plan for
humanity to build the beOer world in the
future. Do young people know about this
plan? If yes, from where? What’s their
a`tude towards the SDGs?
To mobilise young people to take ac?on
certain type of leadership is needed.
What are the characteris?cs young
people want to see in leaders of today?
Educa?on is the most important issue for
young people (based on YouthSpeak
1.0). To find the answer to our ques?on
we need to dig deeper in what
experien?al learning means for young
people?
Where do we find Millennials, whom
they trust the most? What’s their
a`tude towards the technology?
QuesEons we created in
YouthSpeak Survey
17. AIESEC Indonesia
Global Survey 5.472
Na?onal Survey 1.928
in total 7.400
Have you ever fill the survey before?
Yes 19%
No 81%
Are you an AIESECer?
Yes 22%
No 88%%
18. AGE REPRESENTATION
15,2 %25,7 %45,9 %
16 – 19
Years Old
23 – 24
Years Old
20 – 22
Years Old
1,5 %2,4 %8,2 %
28 – 30
Years Old
Over 30
Years Old
25 – 27
Years Old
1 4 . 8 3 %3 2 . 0 2 %
1 . 2 %2 . 8 %3 . 1 %
46.05%
20. Based on the results of the 2016 YouthSpeak report, Millennials are
willing to live a meaningful life. They are not following the flow but,
striving to achieve a bigger purpose and live
their life to the fullest. What is interes;ng to have a look at
in order to understand how they want to be engaged to take ac;ons
are their drivers in life.
DRIVERS IN LIFE
21. Main moEves that drive Millennials in life.
Family 4.745
Purpose in life 1.029
Explore 822
Spiritual 287
Give contribu?ons 420
Responsibility 287
Achievement 54
Freedom 27
Reward 8
Friends 6
Social status 4
22. Three things that Millennials would do if
they could be paid for anything*
*Based on keywords analysis
Travel Teach Build Help
23. While taking important decisions Millennials are driven by Family,
Purpose and Explore. Yet, they have a sense of achievement: playing
small doesn’t make any difference for them. It is important to note that Millennials do
not confuse achievement with recogni;on. They definitely do not take important
decisions with the inten;on to gain more power or social status.
They are curious about the world and don’t take things for
granted. Desire to witness what is happening around with
their own eyes is something important to Millennials. This
genera;on is about “creaEon”: they ready to build, teach, and helping our
surrounding.
DRIVERS IN LIFE
24. In September this year, the United Na?ons adopted the new global agenda for
sustainable development in New York. The UN member states, governments,
business, experts and leaders commiOed to address 17 global goals in the next 15
years for a beOer world. Young people will play a key role on the way to make it
happen. But what do they envision in 15 years from now?
WORLD IN 2030
25. Do you think your society
will be in a be#er or worse state 15 years from now?
Indonesia
0
20
40
60
80
Indonesia
75.62 % BeOer24.38 % Worst
26. Where do you see yourself
working in 10 years from now?
11%
2%
9%
8%
11%
25%
5%
17%
13% 2% Sport
5% Social start up
8% NGOs/Founda@on
9% Academia/Edu. Ins@tute
11% Culture/Art
11% Mul@ Corp. Government
13% Small/Medium Enterprise
17% Business Start up
25% Na@onal Corpora@on
27. From the respondents that
chose “NGOs”, here are the SDGs they
would like to work for:
28. From the respondents that
chose “MulE CorporaEon Goverment”,
here are the SDGs they would like to work
for:
Economic & Business
Interna?onal Rela?ons
Jus?ce / Law
Health & human service
Educa?on
29. From the respondents that
chose “Small/Medium Entreprise”, here
are the SDGs they would like to work for:
Business Service
Financial Service
Educa?on
Health Service
30. From the respondents that
chose “Academic InsEtuEons”, here are
the SDGs they would like to work for:
Business Service
Financial Service
Educa?on
31. Which issue would you be
interested in tackling through
volunteering abroad?
32. When you think about
the future of the world, what is your
biggest fear?
1. Lack of humanity
2. Corrup?on
3. War
4. Lack of resources
5. Climate Change
33. 18 % 15 %22 %33 %
YOUTH LED
ORGANISATIONS
INDIVIDUALS PRIVATE
SECTOR
GOVERNMENT
Who do you think
has the strongest ability to influence
society?
34. Where do you see
the use of technology the most?
28% Agriculture
22% Educa?on
17% Health and human services
15% Environment & Rural Affairs
10% Energy
11% E-commerse
5% Housing and urban development
1% Security
1% Defense
1% Jus?ce and labour
35. Two-thirds of all the respondents believe that society will be in a
beOer state.
Government has the strongest ability to influence society,
however, at the same ?me the power and significance of youth-led
organisa?ons to drive change cannot be underes?mated. Youth wants
to take an ac6ve stand and believe in their ability to influence the issues
around. Alliance with the Private sector can boost the
impact that Youth can bring to this world.
WORLD IN 2030
36. YOUTH FOR
GLOBAL GOALS
Which issues millennials care about the most? Let’s see if the
young genera?on is aware of the Sustainable Development Goals
that were adopted in September, from which channels they learn
about it and which issue they choose as their priority.
37. Do you know what the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) are?
32 % YES, I know
68% NO, I don't know
39% YES
56% NO
5% I don’t care
Are you familiar with the
Sustainability policy of your country
/ territory?
38. Choose top 3 Sustainable
Development Goals that you would
act upon?
39. How do you know about the
Sustainable Development Goals?
58% AIESEC
27% University
7 % Youth Organiza?on
4% UN Social Media
3% Friends
1% TV/ Radio/NewsleOer
40. YOUTH FOR
GLOBAL GOALS
Educa;on and Poverty together with Health are three key issues Young People
care about the most. These are the areas where Young people need opportuni;es
and support to start ac;ng on it.
Almost half of the respondents know about the Global Goals. Most of them
men;oned University and AIESEC as two key sources of informa;on from where
they can learn and start ac;ng upon the Global Goals.
41. In AIESEC we believe that Leadership is the fundamental
solu2on to achieve peace and fulfillment of humankind poten?al. In
order to get closer to this vision by 2030, we need young people to
step up as leaders to drive posi?ve societal change. It is important to
understand; who do young people consider as their role-models as
leaders and which characteris?cs do they value the most.
LEADERSHIP
42. Examples of modern Leaders in the eyes of Millennials
God Ir. Soekarno
Ridwan
Kamil
SBY B.J. Habibie Ahok
Joko
Widodo
Susi
Pudjiastu;
Tri Risma
Harini
43. Key characteris?cs of a leader
Brave
Humble
Wise
Responsible
Charisma?c
Smart
Kindness
Down to earth
Passionate
Generous
Determined
Visionary
1 2 3 4 5
Integrity
44. LEADERSHIP
Propert Muhammad, Ir. Soekarno, Ridwan Kamil and Joko Widodo head the
chart. Our former Indonesia President like Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and
B.J. Habibi also made frequent appearances in the responses. It is however
peculiar how young people perceive poli?cians! In top nine we can see one of
our Mayor, Ahok. Most awesome part is that finally we can see a woman
leader; Susi PudjiastuI (our Minister) and Tri Risma Harini (our Mayor) Is it
because these figures demonstrate specific characteris?cs that young people
value the most?
45. ENGAGEMENT
It is a universally known fact that for long-term change to be driven, the
youth of today have to play a key role in driving that change. But, how
do we really sensi?se the youth towards issues that maOer? How do we
get crucial informa?on to reach them effec?vely so that they listen, and
then, act? We aOempted to understand what channels of
engagement the youth of today rely on!
46. Channels that Millennials use the most
to keep themselves updated on day-
to-day basis
1. Google
2. Instagram
3. TV
4. Mouth to mouth
5. Facebook
6. E-magazine
7. WhatsApp
8. Blog/Website
9. TwiOer
10. Physical Magazine
11. Snapchat
12. LinkedIn
13. WeChat
…..I don’t like social media
47. Which of the statements relates
to you the most?
42% I’m not dependent on my smartphone
18% I live on my smartphone and I find it convenient
9% I live on my smartphone and I find it harmful
3% I don't have a smartphone
1% I don't have a mobile
48. Based on the previous YouhtSpeak 1.0 insights : Educa?on is the burning issue for
Millennials. We know that millennials prefer experien?al learning to have a real
hands-on experience. Has the situa?on changed? Which formats of experien?al
learning do they prefer and what does it mean for the poten?al employers and
educa?onal ins?tu?ons?
EDUCATION
49. What do you see as
the biggest benefit of studying
in university/college?
15% GeVng a diploma for a higher status in the society
21% Acquiring useful knowledge
24% Acquiring skills to prepare for a career
18% Becoming self aware on what I want to do next
16% Building a network of friends and contacts
6% I don't see any benefits
50. Which one of these
pracEcal learning experiences would you like
to have in order to grow personally and
professionally ?
42% Exchange abroad
36% Volunteering local
11% Study Case
7% Conference/Seminar
4% Workshop
51. If we really want to engage the young genera?on to act upon issues that they care
about the most, they need a support system that contributes to their personal and
professional development and its prac?cal learning experience. They want a hands-
on experience. Based on the preliminary results we can clearly see that this
experience that we are talking about lie in the area of exchange and volunteering.
Workshop and conferences are less popular and are found to be less engaging
nowadays.
EDUCATION
53. As you plan in the future, what kind of
support you’d like to expect or ‘d like to get?
49% EducaIon that related to passion
21% EducaIon that is needed for nowadays society
18% Skills and experience
7% Support for being an entrepreneur
3% Informal educaIon
2% InformaIon about the new job
54. What is the weakness of Indonesian people
compare to foreigner?
41% Lack of global mindset
29% Lack of conceptual and strategic thinking
11% EducaIon grade
10% CreaIvity on its youth
9% CharacterisIc and behavior of learning
55. What makes me proud as an Indonesian?
43% Our country has big support from government (nowadays)
27% Bhineka Tunggal Ika
18% Indonesia has more than 48 languages, ethic, and culture
7% EducaIon system that are ideal and growing to be easy access
5% CreaIvity from Indonesia ciIzen
57. FORUM
S E M E S T E R 1
YouthSpeak in 4 region:
Jakarta, Bandung, Joglosemar
and East Java
Hosted by :
-AIESEC in Universitas Prasetya Mulya
Busienss Schoool and AIESEC in
President University
-AIESEC in Bandung
-AIESEC in U Universitas Diponegoro,
Universitas Brawijaya, and AIESEC in
UPNVY
-AIESEC in Surabaya, Universitas
Brawijaya
THEME : Educa?on in
Indonesia
S E M E S T E R 2
YouthSpeak in 11 enEty: Padang,
Lampung, Medan, Palembang, Jakarta,
Bandung, Semarang, Malang, Surabaya,
Purwokerto, and Makassar.
Hosted by :
-AIESEC in Universitas Andalas, Padang
-AIESEC in Universitas Sriwijaya, Palembang
-AIESEC in Universitas Lampung
-AIESEC in Universitas Sumatra Utara, Medan
-AIESEC in Universitas Indonesia
-AIESEC in Universitas Diponegoro
-AIESEC in Universitas Brawijaya
-AIESEC in Universitas Soedirman, Purwokerto
-AIESEC in Universitas Hasanuddin, Makassar
-AIESEC in Surabaya
-AIESEC in Bandung
THEME : SDGs for Indonesia “Mobilising
Indonesian youth toward SDGs for
Indonesia”
58. Physical Delegates
YouthSpeak
Jakarta 280
Padang 189
Surabaya 263
Purwokerto 86
Palembang 175
Lampung 138
Makassar 250
Medan 179
Semarang 267
Malang 121
Bandung 154
total = 1.913 people.
Organizing CommiYee
of YouthSpeak
Jakarta 18
Padang 15
Surabaya 33
Purwokerto 20
Palembang 17
Lampung 13
Makassar 15
Medan 22
Semarang 26
Malang 15
Bandung 34
total = 228
Total physical engagement :
3.426 people.
59. Engaged 118 media partner
Crea?ng +27 press release
Gather +50 Partner and speakers
Genera?ng 2.141 physical engagement and
423.890 virtual engagement
Engaging Mr. Rizal Ramli, Coordina?ng Minister for Mari?me
Affairs Republic Indonesia and Mayor/Local Government in
each of the en?ty who had YouthSpeak
DocumentaEon : please visit our channel
Facebook page - photos
>> AIESEC Indonesia Team
>> AIESEC Indonesia
>> YouthSpeak Indonesia
Instagram
>>AIESEC Indonesia
TwiOer
>>AIESECIndonesia
60. S E M E S T E R 1
Global Peace Founda?on
Indonesia Mengajar
Indonesia Youth Diplomacy
Future Leader Summit
Wujudkan . com
Young On Top
Warder and Oxford
S E M E S T E R 2
Museum Konferensi Asia Afrika
Sahabat Museum Konferensi Asia Afrika
Junior Chamber Interna?onal
Gojek
UNDP
UNICEF
UNSESCO
UNFPA
KIBAR
YPAB
ALUSI TOBA
NED STUDIO
INFID
PUNYA MEDAN
Young On Top
Lareia Cake and Co
Blobar Saloon
Brilliant Indonesia Group
Taman Media Group
Nest.co.lo.gy
Bukalapak
Awakening & Apparel
etc
61. O U T P U T O F
Y O U T H S P E A K
S U M M I T 2 0 1 6
Indonesia YouthSpeak Forum 2016 has
just finished. It already taken place in 11
different big ci;es in Indonesia. During
this YouthSpeak Forum, youth from 11
different ci;es in Indonesia already put
their commitment towards the
implementa;on of SDGs in Indonesia. We
consolidate and declare the commitment
on Indonesia YouthSpeak Summit 2016
as the main event of Indonesia
YouthSpeak Forum 2016.
Through this declara;on, we are all as
youth in Indonesia commited to take real
contribu;on in implemen;ng SDGs for
Indonesia.
#Y4GG
#AIESECINDONESIA
#YouthSpeak
62. AIESEC Indonesia Member CommiKee team and Local Presidents with Mr. Rizal
Ramli, Coordina6ng Minister for Mari6me Affairs Republic Indonesia
63. S U P P O R T E D
Community & Media
partner for YouthSpeak
campaign & forum
NATIONAL
MEDIA PARTNER
The Jakarta Post
Hipwee
Young On Top
Access MBA
PROGRAM PARTNER
ISMKI (Ikatan Senat Mahasiswa Kedokteran
Indonesia) for OGCDP
World Merit Indonesia for OGCDP
GNFI for IGCDP (Indonesia Calling Support)
INFORMATION SYSTEM PARTNER
Podio for integrated data system
LOCAL
AIESEC UA
1. TVRI
2. ANTARA
3. Star radio
4. warna.FM
5. harian umum singgalang
6. inioke.com
AIESEC UNILA
1. Sonora FM Lampung
2. BandarlampungKu
3. InfoBDL
4. Lampung geh!
5. Explore Lampung
6. ClickPict
7. Instameet Lampung
8. Rakanila FM
AIESEC USU
1.kiss fm
2.i radio
3.koran analisa
4.websiter cerita medan
5.anak USU
6.turun tangan medan (konunitas)
7.medan review
8.own medan
9.berita medan
10.cerita medan
11.indonesia posi?f
AIESEC UNSRI
1.Kabar Harian Sumatera Ekspress
2.Adoapo.com
YouthSpeak only:
1.Kabar Harian Sumatera Ekspress
2.Adoapo.com
3.Sriwijaya TV
4.Ngomongbae.com
AIESEC UI
1. Kaskus
2. Event Banget
3. Event Jakarta
4. DailySocial ID
5. Binus TV
6. Seputar Event
7. Inspirator Freak
8. Kampus Update
9. Generasi Muda
10. StudentJob
11. Seputar Kampus
12. Suara Mahasiswa
13. RTC UI FM
14. Vocast Radio
15. BEM FEB
16. BEM FIB
17. Isafis
AIESEC BANDUNG
1. AKSARA
2. Radio Kampus ITB
3. anak unpad dot com
4. info univ telkom
5. Info unpas
6. Infounikom
7. UPI Kepo
8. media Kampus Bandung
9. loopies Radio
AIESEC UGM
1.bulaksumur
2.balairung
3. kampus update
4. youthyakarta
Addi9onal/event partner
1.radioQ
2. metrotvnews
3. swaragama
4. mmtc radio
5. radio edukasi
6. Net TV jogja
AIESEC UPNVY
1.Jogja 24 Jam
2.BEM UPN Veteran Yogyakarta
3.Akun BEM FTM
4.Akun BEM FISIP
5.Akun BEM FE
6.Jogja Update
7.Beranda Jogja
8.KrJogja.com
9.Jogja Student
10.Jiz FM
11.Crast FM
AIESEC UNDIP
1.Kampusundip.com
2.Anakundip.com
3.Bocah tembalang
Media partner
1.Trax fm
2.Kompas tv
3.Infotembalang
4.Rct fm
5.Undip career centre
6.Suara merdeka
7.Lpm edents
8.Metrosemarang.com
9.Antara
10Tribun jateng
11.Wawasan kota
AIESEC UB
1) Mahasiswa 1/2 Malang
2) HaloMalang
3) 101.3 MFM
4) 107.2 FM Oryza
5) Se7enline Radio FISIP UB
6). Bfast
7) Kabar Malang
8) Acaraapa.com
9) EventMalang
10) AcaraMalang
11) ATV Batu
12) BEM FILKOM
13) MSCIA FK UB
14) Earth Hour Malang
AIESEC UNEJ
Media Partner
1.@infokampus
2.We Love UNEJ
AIESEC UNSOED
1.Explore banyumas
2.Bhineka radio
3.Radio sonora
4.Visit purwokerto
5.Kota purwokerto
6.Cah unsoed.
AIESEC UNHAS
1.Revise
2.Koran Iden?tas Unhas
3.LPM Profesi UNM
4.Celebes TV
5.105.1 FM Prambors Makassar
6.Fajar
AIESEC UNTAN
1.The tanjungpura ?mes
64. M E D I A A P P E A R A N C E
1. Voice of Amerika Indonesia
2. Antara News
3. Tribun Jabar
4. Warta Ekonomi
5. RMOL Jabar
6. Antara foto
7. Seruu.com
8. Inilah.com
9. RMOL.co
10. Harian terbit
11. RMOL sumsel
12. Republika
13. Medan bagus
14. KOMPAS
15. Suara news
16. Galamedia
17.lagi.online
18. Akarnews.com
19. Anshora.com
20. indonesia.unfpa.org
21. Tribun Lampung
22. Radar Lampung
23. Antara
24. duajurai.com
25. Rakanila
26. Teknokra
27. Yayasan Putri Indonesia
65. 1. Antara News
http://www.antaranews.com/berita/558171/menko-kemaritiman-hadiri-indonesia-youth-speak-summit
2. Antara Foto
http://www.antarafoto.com/peristiwa/v1462010708/indonesia-youth-speak-summit
3. Tribun Jabar
http://jabar.tribunnews.com/2016/04/30/indonesia-youth-speek-summit-menyoroti-17-capaian-target-dunia
4. Warta Ekonomi
http://wartaekonomi.co.id/berita98948/celoteh-rizal-ramli-di-forum-indonesia-youth-speak-
summit-2016.html
5. RMOL Jabar
http://www.rmoljabar.com/read/2016/04/30/20365/Sambut-Sustainable-Development-Goals,-AIESEC-
Gelar-Indonesia-Youth-Speak-Summit-2016-
6. VoA Indonesia
http://www.voaindonesia.com/content/rizal-ramli-generasi-muda-jangan-cuma-bisa-sedot-ekspor/
3310478.html
7. Seruu.com
http://utama.seruu.com/read/2016/05/02/281939/menko-rizal-minta-generasi-muda-ubah-ini
8. Inilah.com
http://ekonomi.inilah.com/read/detail/2292288/menko-rr-stop-sedot-ekspor-kekayaan-alam
9. RMOL.co
http://www.rmol.co/read/2016/05/01/245148/Rizal-Ramli-Ajak-Mahasiswa-Keliling-Indonesia-Naik-Kapal-
Laut-
ian-sasaran-dunia/
68. Greater the number of people who know about YouthSpeak, louder the
youth's voice will be. If we all strive for that, the decision makers of today
all around the world will hear the decision-makers of tomorrow. So
#YouthSpeak needs to get viral. We’re working to get YouthSpeak into
websites and press, broadcast on every social media and classroom,
pinned to every community no?ceboard and sent to every mobile phone.
But that won’t be enough. We need your help to share the message about
YouthSpeak. In conversa?ons, on e-mail, in debates, on products, at home,
at work, at school –whatever it takes to tell everyone.
69. One and only #StoryWeMade dedicated to this year people first.
For the people who are with me for the past years, you need to be patient, I had lot to share :)
Simply its started in Q1 review where I share to my MC team that I don’t have a proper team that make me effective.
I used to be a single fighter to make everything happen so fast but not anymore.
Second semester begin, I have three LCPs that on board with me, Agita Tunjungsari Ariz Maulanasyah Cleo Indaryono are the one who work with me for
YouthSpeak helping me to co-create YouthSpeak for Indonesia happen together with Prajurit team. Having you three with me, make me understand that
communication isn’t that easy, it has to be clear, detailed, 100% delivered, not perfect but beyond perfections, we define unusual things and create
benchmark!
To you who see YouthSpeak is on 11 cities this year, three of them is the one that believe YouthSpeak should be exist in any entity to reach the unreach and
make AIESEC accessible and they spread the greater impact.
You deserve an appreciation! I’m more than lucky to have you three! In whatever you do, don’t forget to inspire people in your own way, because that is why
you are exist in this world; to influence young generation to make greater impact than what they do currently!
To my OCPs of YouthSpeak that challenge me a looooot of my project management!
Iffah, Roma, Fanisya, Royan, Endhe, Izza, Putty, Ndut, Rickhy, Nurul, and Ody - OCP YouthSpeak 2016!
11 people of you bring fun-tears-fights-story-craziness-ideas-and lost more you bring that I cannot put all in here, but you are all matters!
This year is the year where my project management skill are highly challenge! And congrats to you, you are on board on creating my story! You are unique
and benchmarker! You are rock guys! See you on top!
T
o my LCVP who start the term with zero knowledge same as me and end up with higher level of knowledge, understanding, and new perspective; Sari
Bintang RI , Marsa Soemargo, Fajrin AL Qahfi Azhar, Bela Sabrina, Kurnia Koriatun Nisa , Finka Amellita, Ratu Destian, Debby Marietta, Mayesta , Izzati
Aqmarina Riswan Firas Ghassani Muda , Salma Adilah Putri Reygama Dwisetyo, Muhammad Risqi, Egy, Rafly, Lusia Wahyu Indriarti, Resty, Ryan Oktafiandi,
Ahmad Habibi, Rima Ramadhania, and some PR managers and PR responsible that I coundn't mention the name, but all of you are worth to fight and get
appreciated! You did very great job! PR this year is growing beyond what we expected (or even there's no expectation on it)! Your single action in local level
are matters for big movement! We are all no longer blank paper, but we are a paper that will always had a blank space to be filled with new ink. Thank you for
standing until the last moment, together as PyRamid! We dont move the PyRamid, we build it! Thank you, thank you, and thank you!
Also, this year PR had lots of campaign, and we want to make AIESEC Indonesia impact are viral like never before, truly reach the unreach, friendly face, and
bring new fun-purposeful-movement for AIESEC Indonesia and millennials, Lastly, to the gentleman that i love so much! sooooo muuuchhh!!
That I’m nothing without them; Ryan Oktafiandi @Maulana Rizqi Ramadhani Ilmafebriyanto Arkan Zaky
one of you said “ka Didi without team is nothing, but together with us we are BAM!” and that is true!
Remember when I'm angry to you guys because of simply communication things you, you are all just like straight to the point, solving the problem and make
action step, timeline, and assign people based on strengths especially without "baper" atittude, that is the special gift God give to me, you make my life
easier by having mature attitude and living the value of AIESEC without we noticed. Each of single conversation I did to each of you end up with a great
inspiration, for myself that I wanna showcase it to the world or share to people I know. Thank you! How I wanna keep you even after the term end... I love
you!
Ups! My MC PALAPA! Nicholas Diaz Gratiyana Ningrat Kusumasubrata Andrés F. Llantén Dina Sonyah Ayu Uswatun Hasanah Layli Nadhifah Muhamad Husni
Karina Ananta Jazman Barizi Hans Dinata Sabri Ahandi Dimas Januar P Fabsya Farazzahra Gratia Wirata Laksmi Sidabutar Maho Sylvia Watanabe
Christopher Gary I'm.......... I'm just gonna miss you everydaaaayyyy with your annoying attitude, performance, voices, pictures, and many moreee!!! too
much!! I wish you get what you need my PALAPA! Keep in touch! You had space in my heart! <3
and to all members that I met and share story this year, I'm honor I can witness the journey of you going higher role inside and outside AIESEC!
Love you and wishing you a very much good luck in seizing the youth movement platform! <3
#StoryWeMade #AIESECIndonesia
AIESECly yours, Nindya Paisan, National Vice President of Public Relations AIESEC Indonesia 1516
