Testimonials

Being LCP is a challenge but it’s the kind of challenge I enjoy!

I realized that the whole journey is a learning curve that’s why it is important to keep an open mind. Seeing the LC and its members grow is the most fulfilling experience I’ve had as an LCP and having to learn from the different situations I was confronted with was definitely the most humbling experience.

The top 3 things I gained by being the Local Committee President are decision-making skills, negotiation skills. and most importantly I’ve learnt not to give up when the going gets tough.

Honestly, I’d advise anyone who is willing to apply, to go ahead and take on the challenge, keep an open mind and be ready to learn from the experiences this role has to offer. Again as they say, “it’s good to be LCP!”

LCP AIESEC in KNUST

tariro.munodawafa@aiesec.net

+23327023943

Being an LCP is actually enjoyable😅 it’s fun and can be very stressful but working with others helps you share ideas and be diverse.

The top 3 things I gained by being the Local Committee President are that being an LCP helped me practice my skills and further add up more skills of being proactive, working under pressure and being creative, It helped me to be more social and learn how to work on a team to get a job done and being an LCP paves the way to try new things you didn’t know you could ever do.

An important piece of advice that I have to give anyone that's considering applying is that your skills need to be developed alongside your schooling and being an LCP develops this and more

LCP AIESEC IN RMU
clara.nukunuadzo@aiesec.net

+233242923947

I'd say being an LCP is just as making tough decisions, being yourself, being out there and more importantly, living every moment thinking about the status of your LC. It's just unexplainable!

The top 3 things I gained by being the Local Committee President are Leadership, Team Management and Exposure

My advice to anyone applying is that the process might be tough, but the experience is definitely worth it. Stand up to lead Gen 22.23 of AIESEC in UCC.

LCP AIESEC in UCC

nanafrimpong.opoku@aiesec.net

+233270163512

It’s been interesting. You learn something new every day and learn to actually stay committed The top 3 things I gained by being the Local Committee President are Commitment, Managerial skills and Informed decision making

If you are thinking about applying, my advice for you is to Go for it! Its a wonderful experience. Besides you get the bragging rights😂it’s good to be an LCP!

LCP AIESEC in CU

nanaakosua.bemah@aiesec.net

+233203226054

For me being an LCP is like a being a CEO of Company. Everything about the role is management and giving strategic direction.

The top 3 things I gained by being the Local Committee President are Confidence, Critical thinking and Managerial skills.

An interesting piece of advice for anyone applying for the role of LCP is No one was born LCP, No one was once an LCP before becoming an LCP. Don’t be scared, its all about taking the bold step and believing that that step will lead to creating impactful stories.

LCP AIESEC IN LEGON

benson.adomako5@aiesec.net

+233 20 009 9171

Being an LCP is like being the CEO of a company. You have to make major corporate decisions, sustainably manage the overall operations and resources of the organisation and find solutions to challenges in the fastest way possible.

The top 3 things I gained by being the Local Committee President are Leadership development, Problem-solving and adaptability skills and an amazing support system

As an applicant, note that, as Robin Sharma once said, "the swiftest way to triple your success is to double your investment in personal development" and what the LCP role has in store is no exception. Be open-minded to new learnings and take all challenges as opportunities to grow but above all,

*#livetheexperience*

LCP AIESEC IN UMAT

priscilla.bonnah@aiesec.net

+233264898677

CHARLES KABORE

Being an LCP is the most humbling, awesome and rewarding experience that I recommend to everybody. It's not easy, to be honest, but it is worth it. The end results weigh more than the challenges and the negative parts.

The top 3 things I gained by being the Local Committee President are Human resources management skills, Self-confidence and Solution-oriented skills.

My advice for anybody who would like to apply for this position is to go for it with an open mind, the eagerness to explore new experiences and learn from mistakes along the way. All of this will make you a better leader for a better future.

LCP AIESEC IN CUCG

charles.kabore3@aiesec.net

+22664489402

Being the LCP is all I wanted to be when I first joined AIESEC. I wanted to acquire all the necessary leadership portfolio in the organization. Being the LCP is not that easy you have to dedicate everything to what you are doing. Above all it's a life time experience and its fun.

The top 3 things I gained by being the Local Committee President are Public speaking, Presentation skills and Effective planning.

My advice to the applicants is that being the LCP is not easy, so therefore you have to be committed in everything that you are doing and you have to be equipped with all the necessary tool you need to be a leader.

LCP AIESEC IN UDS

james.arthur@aiesec.net

0554273969