JCI World Congress

Daily NewsDelegates started day two of the JCI World Congress by attending the energetic and dynamic

first JCI Morning Show. JCI members danced and felt the magic in the air as the show

kicked off. Delegates welcomed UN Foundations Nothing But Nets Campaign Director, Chris

Helfrich who discussed the importance of JCI members continued efforts to advocate for the

prevention and eradication of malaria. The Kickin it in Kanazawa news segment debuted,

which showcasing the Opening Ceremony and programs. Immediately following, 2016 JCI Vice

President candidates gathered at the 2016 Vice President Candidates Presentation and Caucus

where they expressed their plans and concrete actions for the future.

At General Assembly I, National Presidents and Chief Delegates convened to discuss important

items regarding the future of JCI and received a variety of reports from JCI partners. For further

collaboration, both AIESEC and the Nippon Foundation signed official Memorandums of

Understanding with JCI. At night, members celebrated a successful day of impact at the JCI

Korea and JCI Indoesia Nights. Check out the fun from the first day by downloading the World

Congress Newsletter, Issue 1.

5 N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 5 . V O L U M E 2 .

Motivate.

Motivate for positive change. Motivate for empowerment of individuals.

Motivate to transform the world. Motivate others to step up and accept the

challenges while finding the solutions of tomorrow.

Invigorate.JCI members enjoy

the first impactful

JCI Morning Show

and gain inspiration

from UN Foundations

Nothing But Nets

Campaign Director,

Chris Helfrich to

continue the fight

against malaria.

Delegates left feeling

motivated to take on

the day.

Share.2016 JCI Vice President Candidates shared their plans,

aspirations and actions as they prepare for the 2016

JCI Board of Directors election.

Sustain.Takeshi Yamada, of

Suntory Holdings Ltd.,

delivers a keynote

about groundwater

sustainability to

advance Global Goal 6.