AIESEC Student Leaders' Forum!

AIESEC Melbourne cordially invites you to the inaugural Student Leaders' Forum 2006!.

When: 17th October 2006, Tuesday, 6-8pm
Where: Public Lecture Theatre, Old Arts, Melbourne University

in joyce's words,

The purpose of this forum is to engage individuals passionate about leadership development in a meaningful dialogue, for the development of young people to have a positive impact on society. Our distinguished guests are true leaders who possess a wealth of knowledge accrued through their diverse experiences. Selected guests form the panel, as well as members of the floor.


This forum has been designed to be interactive and intimate, with a balance between didactic information about leadership as well as individual sharing, questions, and answers. 8 panelists will lead the forum with compelling stories of their leadership journey, and discussion will be facilitated by the Chair. Members of the floor will also have opportunities to question, to respond and to exchange opinions. Issues about leadership relating to attitudes, expectations, competencies, practices, and the future, both in the local and global context will be explored.


At the conclusion of the forum, AIESEC will like participants to have had the opportunity to reflect on their own leadership experiences, to have increased their own leadership repertoire, in turn enhancing the ability to realise potential both professionally and personally.



Our panelists are:

Ms Julia Fraser , Director of Leadership & Community Programs, Asialink

Mr Christopher Shen , Principal, CJS High Performance Consulting

Mr Andrew Dexter , Managing Director, JPMorgan

Mr Peter Matthey , Partner Transaction Services , KPMG

Dr Karen Morley, Associate Dean, Melbourne Business School

Mr Darren Saffin, President, Melbourne Junior Chamber of Commerce

Dr Peter Ellyard, Executive Director, Preferred Futures

Ms Marilyn Forde, CEO , The CEO Circle Melbourne


Our guests include the following individuals/organisations:

Leadership Victoria

Melbourne Development Board , CEO , Mr John Macdonald

Monash University, Department of Psychology, Dr Simon Moss

The University of Melbourne, staff members of various faculties

The University of Melbourne Commerce Alumni Society

Victoria ICT for Women Network

Door gifts and refreshments will be provided.

RSVP by 15th October 2006, Sunday to joyce.teo@aiesec.net. Any enquiries will be entertained.

NOTE: Places are limited, so do register as soon as possible!

Contact: Joyce Teo, AIESEC Melbourne University Relations, mob: 0423584081, ph: 83448157, email: joyce.teo@aiesec.net web: www.aiesec.org/australia