ABOUT AIESEC PORTHARCOURT

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Aiesec portharcourt has been in existence for over 20 years in the university of portharcourt and in the last 10 years has actively engaged youths across the nation and internationally both in leadership and professional experience and has built up strong network of both corporate and public contacts that has helped us key into the lives of each member,our members are vibrant ,intelligent, resourceful and globally minded our key objective is engaging the lives of each youth in the school by 2015. we have maintained a cordial relationship with the Rivers state government as far as rebranding the states' image but we remain and stand NON-POLITICAL we are NOT-FOR-PROFIT but run on surplus by that we mean every money raised in the course of the years agenda is sowed back into the organization we run 4 major core works which are:
seminars and conferences,exchange,leadership and professional skill training,consultancy services on corporate social responsibilities being the worlds largest student body we are affliated to other chapters in the national chapter NIGERIA to be exact 17 of them all federal universities , we hope to achieve more in the coming seasons so keep in touch with us at aiesecph@gmail.com

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