Delegates Mailer 3

AIESEC Alumni International Meeting 2012

MAILER #3DELEGATES’

INTRO MESSAGEDear Delegates of Alumni Congress!

The CC team is very excited to be welcoming you to Moscow in just a few short days! The conference team is working very hard to pro-vide the best AIESEC Alumni International Meet-ing for you, and we hope that you are as excited as we are about the coming conference.

Many of you have been in touch with one or more of us during the registration process, and we feel like we know most of our delegates already. We are very motivated by all of your stories and are looking forward to meeting you in person.

As you prepare to come to Russia in the coming days, we hope you will continue to engage with us through our virtual platforms and share your motivation for attending the conference.

We welcome you, dear AIESEC Alumni from all the world, to AIESEC Alumni International Meet-ing 2012 in Russia.

AIESECly yours,

Alsu, Nastya, Nicole, Anni, Ira, Katya, Myriem, Bhavdeep, Anirudh, Vanya & Saman

MESSAGE FROM AI Welcome to IC and AAI annual meeting in Moscow!

On behalf of my AIESEC International Team, the Con-gress Committee of IC/AAI Meeting in Russia, and if I am allowed, the entire association of AIESEC, I would like to welcome all of you to be back home.

The progress and success of AIESEC today is because of all the blood and sweat and tears of the previous genera-tion. And we are humbly proud to be able to stand on the shoulder of the giants running an organization of nearly 100,000 members aiming at providing almost a million leadership development experiences for young people till 2015.

We are extremely thrilled to have you attending the joint-session in IC Russia during Alumni Hall of Fame and we sincerely look forward to seeing the young generation getting the chance to interact and be inspired by your story of glory and your commitment of making AIESEC a better place.

Our alumni manager on the current AI team, Michaela is also delighted and privileged to have the chance of joining you on the following day session for conversa-tions of joint innitiatives.

IC is a once in a life time event, the biggest event of AIESEC, also one of the biggest truly global youth sum-mits of our time. Similarly, I wish IC and the AAI meet-ing in Russia can also be a once in a life time event for all of you enjoying the life-long connection with AIESEC, with your colleague, and most importantly your life-long connection with the willingness of being the change you want to see in the world.

The entire AI team and CC team are working fully switched on days and nights to present you the best conference experience ever and we really look forward to seeing you soon!

Yours AIESECly,

Florent MeiyiPresident 12/13AIESEC International

Dear distinguished AIESEC Alumni from all around the world,

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AAIM MerchandiseIn order to help you remember AIESEC Alumni International Meeting 2012, the CC team has created some merchandise for you! Below are images of the mugs we have made, and three examples of magnets that will be available.

Price: 100 RUBPrice: 300 RUB

AAIM Agenda

ARRIVAL & CHECK-INArrivalsCC members or volunteers will be at the airport + train stations to pick you up (you can recognize them by the flipchart they will be holding and written on it “Dear AIESEC Alumni, Welcome to Russia”. You’ll need to exchange from 30 till 50 Euros in the airport for transportation costs. Then, in the hotel you can exchange money as well.

Delegates who filled out the survey requesting pick-ups should receive an email with the exact information of the individual responsible for the pick-up in the next 24 hours. Upon arrival, there are three ways that you can get to the venue:

Check-In:Delegates who arrive before the conference can check into their hotel rooms as soon as they arrive. Del-egates arriving on 23rd or later can check-in their rooms between 4-5 pm & store luggage in the storage room of the hotel. On-site payments may only be made in rubles, however there is a bank at the hotel.

For check-in delegates require the following documents:Copy of passport & VISA, Copy of Indemnity Form, Copy of Migration Card, Copy of Medical Insurance.

Check-Out:All delegates staying in the hotel will have to check out during the breakfast on 4th day. Delegates can keep their luggage in the luggage room of the hotel till evening.

Registration InfoRegistration will start on August 23rd. Here is the schedule for registration of delegates:

Day 1: 09:00-10:00 for full conference package and special packages Venue: Holiday Inn Sokolniki

Day 2: 9:00-10:00 for special package Venue: SKOLKOVO School of Management

Day 3: 7:30 – 8:00 (during Breakfast) for package “Days – off” Venue: Holiday Inn Sokolniki 18:00-19:00 for special package”Gala-Dinner” Venue: Afimall City

Aeroexpress

From the three airports in Mos-cow, there are trains to the city called Aeroexpress. Each Aeroex-press train connects to a major metro station in Moscow, from which you can travel to the hotel via taxi or metro. Tickets costs 320 RUB one way, or 590 RUB roundtrip. For more information, visit http://www.aeroexpress.ru.

Taxi

For your convenience, we have arranged a partnership with a taxi company, Malina, to bring you from the airport to Holiday Inn, if you would prefer this route. The price for the taxi will be 1500 RUB. Please contact the Delegate Servicing team if you would like to use this option so that they can organize it for you.

Train

If you are coming by train, vol-unteers will be waiting for you in the train station to pick you up and drive you to the venue. If you know the road and can go to Holiday Inn Sokolniki by yourself, then let us know before.

GET TO KNOW RUSSIA

Marshrutka (minibus): You can hail & get off the mini bus anywhere along its route. Prices are generally between 20-30 RUB.

Tram & Trolleybus:The extensive tram & trolley bus systems act as feeders to the Metro. Price for a single ride is 30RUB.

Metro: The famous Moscow Metro has 182 stations & is the world’s second most heavily used rapid transit system, carrying over 6 million passengers per day. The metro operates from 05:30 to 01:00 & costs 28 RUB per trip.

Taxi: This is the most expensive option & taxis are notorious for charging more for non-Russian speakers. To get

a better rate, order a taxi rather than hailing one off the street.

The local currency is Russian Rouble & is the only currency accepted in Russia. You can change your money in practically any bank, but be prepared to show your passport in order to make the change.

Coins: 1, 5, 10, 50 kopeika & 1, 2, 5, 10 rouble.Banknotes: 10, 50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000.

Current exchange rates (subject to change daily):1 USD ($) = 30,5 roubles1 EUR (€) = 39,7 roubles

Electricity:The electrical current in Russia is 220 volts AC, 50Hz. Most sockets are standard European size with double round–pin plugs.

Telephone:The international area code for Russia is +7. When calling within Russia, “8” can be substituted for “+7”

Health & Safety:Moscow is no more dangerous than any average European city. Russian drivers are your biggest danger, so cross the road carefully and don’t assume cars will stop just because you’re on a zebra crossing.

The city’s water is treated with chlorine to clean it from bacteria, parasites and heavy metals, so you can use it to brush your teeth or wash fruit. For drinking or to make tea, it is better to stick bottled water, or clean the tap water with a filter and give it a good boil first.

Money

Practical Information

Getting Around

Written Pronounced EnglishДоброе утро Dobraye ootro Good morningДобрый вечер Dobriy vyecher Good eveningЗдравствуйте Zdrastvooyte Hello (formal)Привет Preevyet Hi (informal)Спасибо Spaseeba Thank youИзвините Eezveeneete SorryДо свидания! Da sveedaneeya Goodbye (formal) Пока Paka Bye (informal)Вы говорите по-английски?

Vi gavareetye pa angleeskee?

Do you speak English?

Я не понимаю Ya nee paneemayoo I don’t understand

Letter Example in English

Letter Example in English

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1 a’deen 7 sem2 dva 8 vosem3 tri 9 devyat4 chetyre 10 desyat5 pyat 100 sto6 shest 1,000 tysyacha

The official language in Russia is Russian. English is not commonly spoken, and most signs are in Cyrillic, so it is beneficial to learn the letters so as to read signs. Below is a basic overview of the Cyrillic alphabet, numbers in Russian and some useful words & phrases.

Moscow is regularly ranked as one of the world’s most expensive cities, not only for tourists, but for citizens themselves. However, there are some aspects of Moscow life that are very affordable for visitors. A night out in Moscow may cost you quite a bit, but things like transportation & entrance fees to attractions are very af-fordable. Below are some common prices for goods in Moscow.

Name of Good Price (in Rubles)Standard Meal 250Bread 20-30Cheese (1kg) 250-300Milk 30-50Chocolate Bar 30-40Big Mac 80Vodka (0.5L) 150-200Beer (0.5L) 35Metro Ticket 28

Market Prices

Russian Language

SPEAKERSAleksey Marey*CEO Alfa-Bank

Marey has worked in business de-velopment in several huge multina-tionals, such as Gillette & Danone. In 2004, Marey changed career fields from business development to banking. That year, Marey be-came the Head of Retail Business

of Alfa-Bank. Marey’s work in this area led to it out-performing corporate business for the Alfabank. In 2012, Marey was appointed as CEO of Alfa-Bank

Oskar RatsinDeputy Head of Investments & Banking Troika Dialog

Oskar Ratsin has over 19 years of experience in international cor-porate finance and private equity. He has worked for respected or-ganizations such as Pricewater-

houseCoopers, HSBC Investment Bank & JNR Ltd. Pri-or to the merger of Sberbank & Troika Dialog, Ratsin was the head of Corporate Finance. After the merger, he was appointed to the position of deputy head of investments department of this company.

Roland NashSenior Partner & Chief Investment Strategist Verno Capital

Roland is known as one of the most experienced Russian market strat-egists. Roland worked with Renais-sance Capital for 14 years as Chief Strategist & Head of Research, dur-ing which his team was often voted

as the top research team in institutional investor’s “All-Russia Research Team” survey. Roland was also senior expert at Russian European Centre for Eco-nomic Policy & advisor to the Ministry of Economy.

Marina TreshchovaCEO, Co-Founder Fast Lane Ventures

After working for 6 years in telecommunications for the US Marina, Tresh-chova came back to Rus-

sia to join the management team of Direct Group. Since 2002, she has led a number of projects in Direct Group, was the head of NaDom Group & the chair-man of the board of directors of Otto Group in Rus-sia. In 2010 Marina co-founded Fast Lane Ventures, of which she is now CEO. Treschova is a lady no. 1 of the internet venture industry in Russia & is knowled-gable on how to run successful start-ups.

Olga Ryabova*Independent Expert

Olga Ryabova has built an out-standing career in Russian bank-ing as a chief accountant to sev-eral leading Russian banks & deputy chairwoman of RosBank. Ryabova later decided to focus her work on higher education. From 2007 to 2011, she worked at the Financial University as the

Director of the Short-term Programmes & advisor to the Rector. Ryabova is an author in Social Entrepre-neurship, & a TEDx speaker.

Ksenia KhoruzhnikovaG-20Y Summit IOCFounder/CEO

Ksenia is a Fellow of the Interna-tional Monetary Fund and World Bank “Leaders of Tomorrow” Program. She is now in charge of the G-20Y Summit International Organizing Committee (NGO)

that brings together every year C-level business and financial leaders from 2000 TOP companies of the world for the G-20Y Summit. Ksenia resides in Paris, Saint Petersburg, Moscow, London, and New York.

Nikolay Tsekhomsky*EntrepreneurFormer CEO, Barclays

Nikolay Tsekhomsky is highly re-spected among international invest-ment community & Russian busi-ness leaders. At the age of 25, he joined RenCap as a finance director and soon after became CFO at MTS, the largest mobile telecommunica-tions company in Eastern Europe.

From 2005 to 2007, Tsekhomsky was CFO of VTB Bank & was named Best CFO in Russia by Russian Managers Association. From 2009-2011, Tsekhomsky was CEO at Barclays Bank. Tsekhomsky is a member of AIESEC’s Alumni Hall of Fame.

MODERATORS

Veronika Zhukova*Vice PresidentZAO KB Citibank Veronika Zhukova has experi-enced AIESEC at levels possible, as she held positions such as LCP, MCP & AI alumni cordinator. After leaving, Veronika remained com-mitted to the organization, she joined AIESEC Russia’s Board of Advisors, became one a founder

for the first alumni endowment fund which annually recognizes AIESECers, & in 2008 she got the Global AIESEC young alumni contribution award. Out of AIESEC, Veronika has built a fast and successful ca-reer in banking. She is now a vice-president at Citi-bank, one of the leading banks in Russia.

Evgeniya Shamis Founder & CEO Personnel Touch

For 20 years, Evgeniya is help-ing businesses, regions & cities to implement sustain-able development projects together with her team. She is

an expert in cluster formation, quality of life, human capital, team development & leadership. Evgeniya is a leading Russian expert in cluster-development & a cross-generational interaction. She helps the biggest Russian corporations to build effective cross-genera-tional interactions inside. She acts as the key facilita-tor for International Forum “RusInnoMed” on innova-tions in medicine and healthcare.

* denotes AIESEC alumni

Olga Sitnik*CEO, co-founder ExploRussia.com

Olga is a young, ambitious entrepre-neur. Olga had a chance to travel a lot thanks to AIESEC duties, & what she discovered, apart from bright places, people & cultures, is how little people

know about Russia, & how many challenges one fac-es when coming to the country. That is what pushed her to start a touristic company aiming to bring for-eigners to Russia. Olga’s dream is to open Russia as a travelling destination to as many peo-ple as possible from all over the globe.

Calin Anton*Director for Key AccountsLindab

Calin was active with AIESEC in Brasov from 1996-2000 where he was holding various posi-tions. Then from 1999-2007 he

was involved into several projects of different com-panies such as DP-DHL, working on international teams. In 2008, Anton joined Lindab where he is now a director for key accounts’ relations showing out-standing business performance. Anton is chairman of the Industrial Constructions’ Committee in Asso-ciation of Industrial Parks of Russia for 2012-13.

DAY 2: WORKSHOPSLeadership for a Complex WorldCenter for Creative LeadershipSpeaker: Irina KostinaDirector of Business Development in Russia and CIS

As the world becomes more complex and uncertain, the nature of leadership is changing. Today’s leaders need to grow beyond the traditional leadership competencies to develop a set of new competencies for success in the future. CCL research has studied what has stayed the same and what is changing about leadership. This interactive presentation leverages the experience and knowledge of participants to build a profile of the effective leader of the fu-ture. Using a CCL tool called “Metaphor Explorer”, the group will examine their mental models of leadership and gain a deeper understanding of what effective leadership looks like. Of all the leadership competencies needed to be effective, are there some that are most critical for the future? You can help answer that question in this discussion.

The future of industries in terms of government relations: the influence of the prospects & threatsSAN InBevSpeaker: Andrey GubkaCEE Vice-President Legal & CA

Until now, Government Relations in the background of other functional areas of a large company is a white spot. But if your company is not a state, but it has major scope of activity, without the development of GR-di-rection is almost impossible to manage. The master-class from the company SAN InBev paid much attention to various branches of industry and business, as well as the prospects for their development and interaction with GR-direction.

Sochi 2014 Legacy: Transformation of the social & business en-vironment in RussiaPriceWaterhouseCoopersSpeaker: Bob GrumanPwC Russia Advisory leader

Russia has been experiencing a stage of intensive development during the last decade. In the coming years this trend promises to continue, & the Olympic Games in Sochi in 2014 will have a significant impact on this process. PwC invites you to join a “fish bowl” discussion on the transformation of the social and business environment in Russia under the influence of this major national project.

Organisation of the future PepsiCoSpeaker: Georgy ChakhidzeHead of Talent Acquisition

The main property of the organization of the future will be-come a permanent fixture in a dynamic environment. Greater flexibility, commitment to the individuals, the use of teams, the desire for diversification & competitiveness will come to the first place. Workshop from PepsiCo will help to explore what is it “Organisatiom of the future”, to understand what we can already do with business in our country to make it more effective in future - let’s discuss it together!

How to Establish Manufacturing in RussiaLindab BuildingsSpeaker: Anton CalinChief Sales Manager, Key customers in Russia & CIS

Russia today represents a market potential that is almost unrivaled globally in terms of volume & profit margins, yet it has only scarcely been tapped by western businesses. Despite Russia’s enormous wealth in natural resources & well educated labor, it lacks the organizational capabilities & advanced technologies to be competitive. Many companies recognize the importance of being a local player & are now planning to set up a local presence, or expand their existing business in Russia. However, they face numerous challenges such asmanaging so-called “Russian risks” (corruption, misuse of authority & poor infrastructure) and identifying the scope of financial, organizational & human efforts necessary to do business in Russia.

The Future of Business InnovationsRENOVASpeaker: Denis KrivonogovDeputy Chief Financial Officer

In a rather volatile economic situation what will most quickly & easily help to adapt to new situations? Innova-tions. These are not empty words or a fad. As a result of an independent research conducted by Bloomberg/Busi-nessWeek/Boston Consulting Group among top managers found that most executives chose innovation as a key strategy to benefit in a changing economy. In fairness, we note that the survey was conducted in the United States. About 39% of executives surveyed from Russia admitted that innovation is one of three main strategic priorities. At the same time 61% of respondents from Russia and the CIS announced that next year will increase the amount spent on innovation. Together with Denis Krivonogov you will be able to discuss the main innovative trends in the world, for what is the future of innovation, and more.

The Future of the Financial Services MarketAlfa-BankSpeaker: Aleksey MareyChief Executive Officer

Finance - a circulatory system that nourishes all the branches of the economy depends on the state of prosperity of the country as a whole. Financial services market in Russia is very dynamic,

it is constantly transformed and restructured in an effort to respond to developing needs of participants in the economy. Trends at the same time are made by the key industry players such as Alfa-Bank, the largest private bank in the country. What is the future market for financial services in expert’s opinion of one of the first flagship bank in Russia, you can learn at the master class.

Education 2030: Will professors be replaced by iPad applications?Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVOSpeaker: Alexey GusevDirector of Public Sector Programmes

This workshop seeks to respond to some important questions regarding the future of technology’s role in education. Chief among these questions are what education methods will be in highest demand in the next 2 decards, and what are the new educational paradigms for nurturing 21st century lead-ers. Alexey Gusev will discuss old technologies and why they do not work anymore, providing different perspectives on these problems. He also will discuss how to succeed in the era of human capital & social wealth.

Integrated Network & GovernanceBernd Thomas

Our lack of global alumni coordination & integrated services have led to a shortfall in member value and member scale. Alumni Reform aims for global orien-tation, single brand recognition, strengthening NAAs and LAAs by integration, & better governance.

Integrated Membership Development & GrowthDavid Epstein, Sudeep Malhotra

Alumni from ‘one world’ & ‘one AIESEC’ need a new integrated membership package, made more power-ful through branding & added global value. Privileges would be portable globally, but transition must rec-ognize existing memberships & fee payments.

Datebase & Networking WebsiteJochen Wiegand; Hiro Kinashi

Alumni Reform must include modernizing our da-tabase & website. A new global alumni website is to provide alumni information, membership adminis-tration with payment function, program & project ac-cess & individual member search services.

Programs & ServicesAndrew Rowe

The alumni & NAA surveys in 2011 showed that alum-ni interest is concentrated in the three areas: Alum-ni-to-Alumni, Alumni-to-AIESEC & Alumni-to-World which include 29 programs and services, one-third of which are dependent on a new web portal.

Alumni – AIESEC ProgramsMichaela Schedlingova, Hiro Kinashi, Sudeep Mal-hotra

Alumni Reform lists 15 programs & 10 goals: 4 are training & counseling by alumni, 4 are work contri-butions & participation in conferences, 1 is related to funding & 2 consist of information from AIESEC.

Alumni-to-Alumni ProgramsAndrew Rowe, David Epstein AAI has been working to develop programs that to engage alumni & leverage the power of our network. Global Job Exchange, Global Business Exchange, Global Meet-Ups & Global Home Exchange are pro-grams that are currently being planned.

Grassroots Initiatives & Sharing of Best PracticesKuba Karlinski, Hugo Alfonso Preciado Razo

AIESEC Alumni First Thursdays (AAFT) is a new global initiative in which alumni have gathered cities around the world to network, have fun & create impact. AAFT shows us that country initiatives led by national champions can become global ones.

A-Group InitiativeRollie Gosiengfiao

Rollie has been very successful in introducing alumni groups for self-enhancement. The “A-Groups” focus on developing leadership potential in closed groups of alumni. A-Groups feature a process that fosters personal development & life improvement.

AIESEC Alumni Professional Code Bernd Thomas Since AIESECers are to observe AIESEC values for life, alumni want this obligation to be defined. AAI has already provided alumni a link to AIESEC in its new mission statement, but could this be a personalized & formal commitment of individual alumni?

AAI WORKSHOPS Day One Topics Day Two Topics

CommunicationKuba Karlinski

Communication has become more convenient & cheaper, but alumni communications have suffered. Alumni Reform seeks to unify communication with AIESEC & establish clear sources & branding strategy to achieve better distribution of information.

The AIESEC Foundation & AAI FundingArnould de la Boulaye, Lionel Simons

An AIESEC Foundation is envisaged to help fund alumni efforts since neither AIESEC International nor AAI have charitable status & cannot provide tax ben-efits. A feasibility study is now underway with the backing of both AI & AAI.

AIESEC Experience-Writing InitiativeWilliam Berk

Recording AIESEC history & personal experiences is a continuous task. As communication becomes more virtual, it is time to explore virtual AIESEC ex-periences, its outreach to others, its training effect & writing together about the world we want.

STUDY TOURS

Moscow Saint Petersburg Lake Baikal

Date: August 21st-22nd

AgendaAugust 21st11.00-14.00 General city tour14.00-15.30 Lunch 15.30 -17.00 Tretyakov gallery17.00-18.00 Dinner19.30-21.30 Kostroma

August 22nd10.00-11.00 Transportation 11.00-12.30 Visit to the Kremlin12.30-14.00 Lunch on the boat15.00-16.30 Underground & Arbat17.00-18.00 Free time for dinner19.00-21.00 Ballet

Having played a central role in the development of the Russian state, Moscow continues to pave the way as Muscovites move into the 21st century. An 860 year-old city, Moscow has many reminders of its imperial & Soviet past. It is a sprawling city with many muse-ums, Soviet-era monoliths & post-Soviet kitsch.

Date: August 26th-28th

AgendaAugust 26th23.00 Departure from venue

August 27th11.00-15.30 City tour15.30-17.00 St. Isaac’sCathedral17.30-19.00 Boat trip19.30-20.30 Dinner at hotel21.00-23.00 Free time23.30-02.00 Boat Trip (optional)

August 28th11.00-15.00 Peterhof15.00 - 18.30 Hermitage & Per-formance

Saint Petersburg was formerly known as Petrograd & later Len-ingrad. This is one of the most breathtakingly beautiful places on earth, and virtually any building in the large historic center, threaded with canals dotted with baroque bridges, can be considered an at-traction.

Lake Baikal, located in Eastern Si-beria, is the deepest fresh water lake in the world & is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lake Baikal is surrounded by the Baikal Moun-tains & Zabaikalskie Mountains. The nearby rivers & valleys are tourist attractions of their own.

Date: August 27th-September 1st

AgendaAugust 27thListvyanka settlement Excursion to Taltsy

August 28thBoat along Circum-Baikal Railway

August 29th Olkhon Island & Burkhan Cape

August 30thKhoboy Cape & Buryat village

August 31st Irkutsk

September 1st Transfer to the airport

SPECIAL EVENTS

Overview: Official dinner where the UBS awards will be presented to the highest achieving National AIESEC Associations.

Dress Code: Formal

Date: August 25th, 19.00-21.30

Venue: Afimall (Афемолл Сити)Presnenskaya enbankment, 2Пресненская набережная, д. 2Metro: Vystavochnaya (Выставочная)

Date: August 23rd, 20.00-21.30

Overview: Alumni Hall of Fame will feature the recognition of AIESEC Alumni who continue to have huge impact on AIESEC’s development.

Dress Code: Business Casual

Alumni Hall of Fame

Gala Dinner

Networking Dinner

Overview: Business casual networking event for alumni and partners. Please bring with you an AIESEC t-shirt & bottle of national alcohol.


Date: August 24th, 18.00

Venue: SKOLKOVO (Сколково)

Russia Night

Venue for Both Events:Cosmos Hotel (Отель Космос) Prospect Mira 150Проспект Мира, 150

Metro: VDNKh (ВДНХ)

Date: August 23rd. 21.30-23.00

Overview: Russian Festival is devoted the historical, traditional & modern Russia. The program includes interactive exhibitions, master classes, concerts and performan-aces.


CONTACT INFO

*denotes Russian speaker

Alsu Kashapova*VP Alumni Meeting

Tel. +7 916 571 [email protected]

Irina Agafonova*Team Leader Logistics


Nicole CliteurTeam Leader Communications


Anastasia Klysakova*Team Leader Delegate Servicing


Anni RoukTeam Leader Finance


Saman AziziTeamster Logistics


Ivan Mikheyev*Teamster Communications


Ekaterina Moiseeva*Session Manager


Myriem ben KhalifaTeamster Delegate Servicing


Bhavdeep BadeshaTeamster Delegate Servicing


Anirudh GadirajuTeamster Logistics


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