Benefits to partnering companies

· Networking and corporate branding opportunities within our membership and corporate and non-corporate partner network.

· Business developmentas KCB Tanzania is provided with the opportunity to have business interactions with other top-performing business and development organizations working with AIESEC.

· Brand exposure,the KCB Tanzania name is associated with the leading international students’ organization in the world as their will be media coverage during the event.

· Company promotion as the KCB Tanzania gets to distribute its promotional material as well as run promotional videos during the event. Company banners will also be put up in the venue.

· Company logo put in all invitation cards sent to corporate and non-corporate partners and honourable guests.

· 5 ticketsfor 5 representatives of KCB Tanzania to the event itself.

Annual Report – June 2009

This report gives a wrap-up of the year and shows the different activities in which different organizations have partnered with AIESEC. AIESEC provides accountability to all its partners through this report. Organizations have a chance to advertise themselves in the publication which is distributed to over 100 organizations, as well as worldwide to other AIESEC entities spread in over 106 countries.

We therefore invite KCB Tanzania to buy either full page, half page or quarter page in the Annual Report so as to profile itself.

Costing

Product	Item/Contribution	Cost (TZS)
AIESEC Exchange Program	Take on an intern	650,000 (USD 500)
YES Project	Financial sponsorship for the project	22,874,500 (Refer to attached budget)
National Leadership Development Seminar	Either of the categories outlined above	As outlined above
AIESEC Career Fair	Sponsor and facilitate	1,300,000 (USD 1,000)
Annual Stakeholders Dinner	Sponsor part of the event budget	1,950,000 (USD 1,500)
Annual Report	Advertisement in:
	a) Quarter Page	390,000 (USD 300)
	b) Half Page	780,000 (USD 600)
	c) Full Page	1,300,000 (USD 1,000)

AIESEC in Tanzania Partners

Africa Online Deloitte

Communication Partner Exchange/Financial Partner

Standard Chartered Bank

Learning/Exchange/Finance Partner

KPMG PWC

Learning/Exchange/Audit Partner Learning/Exchange/Financial Partner

AIESEC in Tanzania Board of Advisors

John Baptist Rugambo, Director of Secretariat, CRDB Bank(Chairman)

Anthony Angelo, Head OCC, Standard Chartered Bank

Joseph Eshun, Partner, Deloitte Consulting Ltd

Carlyle Bosser, Consultant

Dr. Fatuma Feche, Consultant

Patricia Barber,Head of Human Resources and Financial Controller, DFID Tanzania.

Prof. Lettice Rutashobya, Professor, University of Dar es Salaam (Hon. Matron).

”AIESEC International is undoubtedly one of the leading youth organizations in the world today. Its objective of developing young leaders is important to businesses in Africa as we enter this period of African Renaissance and Business growth” 2005

Mr. Utton Campbell

Chief Executive Officer

MTN, Cameroon

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