AGENDA (2016-2017 APDC Training Ⅳ

from 2016-2017 JCI APDC Bulltein vol.2

by JCI_APDC_Bulliten

AGENDA (2016-2017 APDC Meeting Ⅴ

Background Information

1 Target NOM: Guam 2 Mission Delegation

Title

Name National Organization

Councilor Chien-Cheng Owen Lee Taiwan

Development Officer Jihoon Tim Sung Korea Development Office KYOUNG KOOK Brian Park Korea 3 Mission Date: 5th to 9th April 2017 4 Official Name of NOM: None 5 Numbers of NOM Membership: None 6 Numbers of LOM: None 7 Recent Activities of NOM or LOM: None 8 National President Name: None 9 Population of the Nation: 165 thousand 10 Capital City: Agana

Mission Report 1 Mission Itinerary

Date (Mm/dd/year) Time Start Time End Schedule

04/05/2017 15:00 19:00 Internal Meeting with contact person Brian. 04/06/2017 11:30 13:30 Meet the 1978 JCI World President Mr. Carl PETERSON. 14:00 16:00 Meet 1988 JCI Pacific National President Mr. Joe TENORIO and the 1988 Local President Mr. Yoshihiro SAKAMOTO. 16:30 18:30 Prepare meeting for the “Let’s JCI” Seminar. 19:00 21:00 Meet potential members. 04/07/2017 12:00 14:00 Meet with the 1991 JCI General Legal Council Mr. Joseph F. MESA. 14:30 18:00 Preparation of the “Let’s JCI” Seminar. 18:00 20:00 “Let’s JCI” Seminar 20:00 22:00 The 1978 JCI World President Carl PETERSON’s personal experience sharing with potential members.

Introduction of JCI Seminar in Guam Agenda Holding By:JCI APDC(Asia Pacific Development Council) Date:7th April 2017 Time Start: 18:00 Location:Tumon Bay Business Center Unit 202, 919 Pale SanVictors Road, Tumon,Guam

Time Item

Person

18:00-18:10 Reception All Participants 18:10-18:15 Welcome remark by Contact person 2016-2017APDC Development Officer Mr. Brian PARK (JCI Korea)

18:15-18:20 Remark by Special Guest

1978 JCI World President Mr. Carl PETERSON

18:20-18:25 Remark by Special Guest

18:25-18:35 Self-introduction of Participants 1991 JCI General Legal Council Mr. Joseph F. MESA All Participants

18:35-18:55 Let's JCI 2016-2017 APDC Councilor Mr. Owen LEE (JCI Taiwan) 18:55-19:05 My life of JCI 2016-2017 APDC Development Officer Mr. Brian PARK (JCI Korea) 19:05-19:15 My JCI experience 2016-2017 APDC Development Officer Mr. Jihoon Tim SUNG (JCI Korea)

19:15-19:20 Question and Answer 19:20-19:25 Close remark 2016-2017 APDC Development Officer Mr. Brian PARK (JCI Korea)

19:25-19:30 Group photo

2 Achievements/Impact of Mission 2-1 We met the past JCI Officer and past JCI members. They shared the experience of JCI to us and commit to support JCI movement in Guam. 2-2 We held the seminar to introduce JCI to young active citizen in Guam. Many potential members are excited to have JCI in Guam after the seminar. 2-3 We shared the experience of JCI with the potential members and helped them to image how JCI works in other countries. 3 Strength of NOM 3-1 Many young people in Guam have good income compared to most other area of Asia. 3-2 The 1978 JCI World President Mr. Carl PETERSON has great impact in Guam. Young citizens who want to start a new business in Guam after graduated from university normally will seek the investment from Mr. Carl PETERSON. 3-3 English is Guam’s language. There will be no language barrier to access JCI. 3-4 The other organizations for young people in Guam don’t have the international resource as JCI.

Ongoing or Potential Problem of NOM

1 There are some other organizations for young people in Guam already.

It might have conflict while recruiting the membership. 2 Guam in a well developed area. It might be not easy to find some way to hold the projects which can impact communities. 3 The population basis in Guam is not so big for recruiting the membership. 4 The western culture in Guam makes the millennium generation influence stronger than other area of Asia.

Suggestions for Next Step Actions

1 Help to set up new chapters in Guam to create impact there. 2 Use the advantage of JCI international opportunities to recruit membership form other young organizations. 3 According the language advantage in Guam, we will encourage the young active citizens in Guam to take the trainings in JCI to become

JCI trainers and commit them by training others. 4 Keep connect with the past JCI officers and members who have great impact in Guam to create sustainable impact. 5 Use the international resources of JCI to develop some international projects such as youth exchange program.

Remarks

It is our honor to meet past JCI officers in Guam. We learn more about the JCI movement in Guam. Guam is one part of United States, but the location is far away from American. They also advised us it will be more realistic for Guam to develop as JCI Pacific gathering with other islands nearby. There are some young organizations in Guam, but JCI have more international resource than others. That provides more competition for JCI to develop in Guam. We saw the possibility for the JCI movement in Guam on the face of qualify potential members. But we still need to consider carefully the difference between western and eastern culture and the influence of the millennium generation. With the language advantage and the commit people there, we believe that JCI movement in Guam can progress very well and serve for JCI a lot as providing the trainers. Thanks for supporting and organizing to friends in Guam.