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AIESEC in Numbers

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If you are unsure what some of the abbreviations mean please visit the glossary.

Last update July 2011 (SOGA and MyAIESEC.net data)

1948

The year AIESEC was founded

60.000 Members

The number of young people who are currently Experiencing AIESEC

110 Countries/territories

The number of countries we have AIESEC activities in

Several countries/territories were approved to join the global network at IC 2008 in Brazil and IPM 2009 Rome, so we now have AIESEC activities in 110 countries

2,100 Universities

We are currently present at 2,100 universities

Although we have 800 Local Committees, many of these have presence in numerous universities.

470 Conferences

We run more than 470 conferences each year at national, regional and global level.

The biggest AIESEC Conference is the International Congress with more than 600 young people and 200 organizations involved from all around the world. (We are not including local conferences).

16,000 Exchanges

We provide unique exchange experiences for over 16,000 youth annually

This is given our latest exchange statistics.

4.000 Partners

We partner with over 4,000 organizations globally

These include sponsors, TN takers, other partners, etc. (This number requires to be updated)

20,000 Leadership opportunities

Each year, over 22,000 leadership opportunities are available

Youth around the world engage in all sorts of projects in leading a team of at least three people for more than three months. This number is constantly increasing.

945,0000 Alumni

We have impacted over 945,000 people in society through AIESEC

This number is calculated taking into account an average of 15.000 members per year (taking into account low and high years in terms of membership) throughout our existence.

800 Local Committees 

We have 800 Local Committees

The actual number is 800, and as you can see from the number above, many LC's are covering several universities.

6 Growth Networks

Our network is divided into six Growth Networks

Asia-Pacific, Middle East and North Africa, Western Europe and North America, Central and Eastern Europe, Africa and Iberoamerica.