Global Exchange Partners

The Global Exchange Partnership Group represents one of AIESEC's key partnership model based around organizations accessing, attracting and ultimately retaining the top AIESEC talent from around the globe. These global and regional programs are tailored to each organization's individual requirements, based on the program's objectives and countries involved.


  Alcatel-Lucent

Alcatel Lucent has initiated its global cooperation with AIESEC in the summer of 2004. The program started with an aim of 16 internships and today runs over 30 internships annualy with a special focus on talent from Asia and Central and Eastern Europe.





Last year's awarded Best Partnership of the year, the DHL - AIESEC Global Exchange Partnership has continued in 2006 with more than 80 high quality traineeship opportunities, worldwide.

 

Electrolux

Electrolux is looking at the global partnership with AIESEC as a sure way to build future leadership within the company, to access international talent and build Electrolux as a strong employer brand in the international student community.





InBev joined AIESEC's group of Global Exchange Partners in 2004 by designing a program that aims to attract into the company talented young from AIESEC people who will ripen into leaders in the future. In 2006, InBev offered 25 unique internship opportunities to AIESEC membership.



Microsoft

Microsoft and AIESEC have been partners for many years in a number of countries around the world. Since 2001 Microsoft has partnered with AIESEC on international level. In 2006 Microsoft became a Global Exchange Partner of AIESEC offering 16 internships across the Europe, Middle East and Africa region.





With more than 60 internships in 2006, PricewaterhouseCoopers looks into intensifying its involvement in the International Traineeship Program with a focus of increasing the number of opportunities available within Euro Firms.