Nikoletta Kiss - Organizing Committee President

When and where did you start your AIESEC life?

2004, College of Finance and Accountancy, Budapest

AIESEC career

2005-2006 – Local Committee Vice-president, responsible for Human Resources
2006 – National Summer Conference (IZE) OCP
2006 – Freshman's camp OCP
2006 – National Newie Conference (TEACH) OCP
2007 – Freshman's camp OCVP, responsible for Event Management
2007 – European Alumni Event OCP

What does AIESEC mean to you?

„Learning playfully” – we gain knowledge and experience on a way that we are enjoying what we are doing. The „playground” consist of more than 95 countries.

Favourite quote

"What we obtain by achieving our aim is far less important than what we become by achieving it." 

Berta Pozsonyi - OC Vice President Logistics 

When and where did you start your AIESEC life?

I joined AIESEC in Autumn 2004 in Hungary at Local Committee College of Finance and Accountancy (P$ZF)

AIESEC career

I was Service&Learning Coordinator, Local Committee Vice President for Learning

What does AIESEC mean to you?

AIESEC for me is an organization where I can develop myself, I can get to know what I would like to do in my future, what are my strengths, and give me the base (skills, experience, network of contacts etc.) to be able to do what I really want to do in my future life. Beside this a community where I belong to, where I can meet with people who have similar values than me and where I enjoy being there. 

Favourite quote

"10% luck, 20% skill, 15% concentrated power of will, 5% pleasure, 50% pain and a 100% reason to remember the name!"
"The only place success comes before work is in a dictionary"

Petra Erdődi - OC Vice President Delegate Services

When and where did you start your AIESEC life?

I started AIESEC in 2006 autumn at the LC of the Budapest Corvinus University, Hungary.

My AIESEC career: AIESEC XP:OCVP Learning 06/07
Event management XP: 2007 spring: Spring National Planning OCP
2007 summer-autumn: National Stakeholders' Event (no of participants: 150)

What does AIESEC mean to you?

AIESEC means an opportunity for me. It offers a life-changing opportunity of internationalism, networking, experience of challenging and quality work, team management and friends in an atmosphere where I'm surrounded by a global community of the same attitude. The more you give the much much more you gain.

Favourite quote

"Nobody can make a bigger mistake than one who does nothing because he couldn't do much."

Kristóf Czombos - OC Vice President Finances

When and where did you start your AIESEC life?

I joined AIESEC in Autumn 2004 in Hungary at Local Committee College of Finance and Accountancy (P$ZF).

AIESEC career

I was Local Committee Vice President Responsible for Finances, and Controlling Committee President.

What does AIESEC mean to you?

Opportunities of development, carrier, fun, friends, network.

Favourite quote

„The capital court and the tax authority wont be affected by the AIESEC experience.”

Annamária Mitró - OC Vice President Communication

When and where did you start your AIESEC life?

I joined AIESEC in September 2002 when I started my studies at the College of Finance and Accountancy (P$ZF).

AIESEC career

- Vice President of the European Alumni Event’s Conference Committee responsible for Communication
- Trainer in the National Trainers’ Team
- National Summer Conference OCP
- Local Committee President
- Member of the Management Board responsible for Communication
- AIESEC Camp OCP

What does AIESEC mean to you?

What AIESEC means to me is what it has been giving to me. During these years I got to know myself, my strengths and weaknesses (if I have any at all :)), my friends (also The Best Friends), the experiences (the worst and also the best of my life). These together give what I am now: myself. And I am still looking forward!

Favourite quote

„Effective communication is 20% what you know and 80% how you feel about what you know.”