2017 JCI World Congress Report Amsterdam, the Netherlands 6 – 10 November 2017

Published by JCI (Junior Chamber International) 15645 Olive Boulevard, Chesterfield, MO 63017, USA www.jci.cc

Overview The 2017 JCI World Congress in Amsterdam, the Netherlands offered delegates the opportunity to learn new skills, take responsibility for creating a better world and focus on the Global Goals for Sustainable Development. Hosted through collaboration between JCI Orange (the Netherlands) and JCI, the event featured workshops, skills development trainings, forums and special keynotes focused on four Global Goals: #4 Quality Education, #8 Decent Work and Economic Growth, #10 Reduced Inequalities and #13 Climate Action. International delegates seized the opportunity for a true Dutch experience by participating in a variety of programming in neighboring cities including The Hague, Utrecht and Rotterdam. Along with dozens of skills development sessions based on the four Global Goals of the World Congress, delegates had the opportunity to participate in a session about World Class Manager, a web-based leadership development platform offered to JCI through the Global Growth Institute, as well as a session called “How to Fund Your Impact Projects” that featured a group of JCI partners who provided insight to JCI members about how to best collaborate with other organizations to maximize impact. Notably, the WeDo 2030! Festival included a full day of engaging keynotes and panels and interactive activities focused on the Global Goals. Former UN Secretary-General and Nobel Peace Prize Winner Kofi Annan spoke to delegates about the important responsibility youth must both develop their skills as leaders and unite with fellow change makers to build a better future. The JCI Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the World (JCI TOYP) Honorees shared their stories and inspired delegates during the JCI TOYP Workshop: Collaborating for Impact. These extraordinary individuals were recognized for their incredible achievements in creating sustainable impact in their communities and across the globe during the 2017 JCI Awards Ceremony featuring the JCI TOYP Honorees. During the ceremony, JCI members, Local Organizations and National Organizations united to celebrate each other, as awards for the most outstanding examples of positive change were presented by the group of past JCI Presidents as well as JCI President Dawn Hetzel. Continuing the moment of JCI and the Let’s Do It! Foundation’s partnership and leading into the 2018 World Cleanup Day, delegates participated in a trash pickup on the canals of Amsterdam during the final day of World Congress. The 2017 JCI Board of Directors, 2017 JCI National Presidents and Chief Delegates conducted the official business during General Assembly. Business included official reports from the year about finance, partnerships, 2018 and 2019 JCI Events, constitutional amendments, JCI Foundation donations, and the election of the 2018 JCI Board of Directors. 2017 JCI Executive Vice President Marc Brian Lim of JCI Philippines was voted and sworn in as 2018 JCI President. President Elect Lim’s term as JCI President officially begins January 1, 2018. He will serve as the global leader of the organization and plans to work with members to Change Starts with Me for JCI on its path to sustainable global impact. The event culminated with the JCI Presidential Inauguration before delegates enjoyed acrobatic performances and celebrated late into the night during the Farewell Gala.

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Attendance 4500 delegates from 106 countries attended the 2017 JCI World Congress in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Featured Guest Speakers Tennille Amor Co-Founder, EPIC Singer, Song-writer Kofi Annan Former UN Secretary-General Nobel Peace Prize Winner Chair, Kofi Annan Foundation Martijn Aslander Technology Philosopher and Author Abdelrahman Ayman President, AIESEC Claire Boonstra Founder, Operation Education Foundation Aart Bos Global Leadership, MasterPeace Rutger Bregman Historian and Author Fatma Elshhati Communications Officer, OFID Jeremy Gilley Founder, Peace One Day Kris Haamer Social Marketing, Let’s Do It! Foundation Laura Hildebrandt Policy Specialist, UN SDG Action Campaign Keira Keogh Communications Director, JCI Ireland Tanya Landysheva Youth 4 Global Goals Director, AIESEC Mathieu Maes Secretary General, ICC Belgium, ICC-WBO

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Pam Norman Director of Corporate Relations, Kiwanis International Thomas Rau Architect Daan Roosegaarde Innovative Artist, Creative Thinker and Maker of Social Designs Heidi Solba Head of Network Development & Support, Let’s Do It! Foundation Kiyomi Takahashi Manager, Nippon Foundation

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2018 JCI Officers The General Assembly elected the 2018 Board of Directors. President: Marc Brian Lim, JCI Philippines Immediate Past President: Dawn Hetzel, JCI USA Executive Vice Presidents, Vice Presidents and their assigned National Organizations Africa and the Middle East Executive Vice President: Itai Manyere, JCI Zimbabwe Vice President: Hamdi Kechida, JCI Tunisia (Assigned to JCI Cameroon, JCI Jordan, JCI Lebanon, JCI Morocco, JCI Niger, JCI Rwanda, JCI Syria) Vice President: Kolawole Osinowo, JCI Nigeria (Assigned to JCI Congo, JCI Democratic Republic of the Congo, JCI Gabon, JCI Malawi, JCI Mauritius, JCI Uganda (Provisional), JCI Zimbabwe) Vice President: Mahamadou Ousmane, JCI Niger (Assigned to JCI Burkina Faso, JCI Cote d'Ivoire, JCI Djibouti, JCI Guinea, JCI Mali, JCI Senegal, JCI Togo, JCI Tunisia) Vice President: Asha Auckloo, JCI Mauritius (Assigned to JCI Benin, JCI Botswana, JCI Ghana, JCI Namibia (Provisional), JCI Nigeria, JCI South Africa, JCI Zambia) Asia and the Pacific Executive Vice President: Alexander Tio, JCI Indonesia Vice President: Rochelle Borton, JCI Australia (Assigned to JCI Bangladesh, JCI India, JCI Indonesia, JCI Philippines) Vice President: Ramkumar Menon, JCI India (Assigned to JCI Australia, JCI Maldives, JCI Nepal, JCI New Zealand) Vice President: C.C. Owen Lee, JCI Taiwan (Assigned to JCI Cambodia, JCI Malaysia, JCI Mongolia, JCI Singapore, JCI Thailand, JCI Vietnam) Vice President: Bayarmagnai Galsumiya, JCI Mongolia (Assigned to JCI Hong Kong, JCI Japan, JCI Korea, JCI Macao, JCI Taiwan) The Americas Executive Vice President: Andrés Gutiérrez, JCI Colombia Vice President: Rhonda Anderson, JCI USA (Assigned to JCI Dominican Republic, JCI Jamaica, JCI Panama, JCI Suriname, JCI West Indies) Vice President: Rajiv Hieralal, JCI Canada (Assigned to JCI Canada, JCI Haiti, JCI Honduras, JCI USA) Vice President: Leticia Gabriela Martínez Insfrán, JCI Paraguay (Assigned to JCI Argentina, JCI Bolivia, JCI Brazil, JCI Peru, JCI Puerto Rico, JCI Venezuela) Vice President: Sandra Salgueiro, JCI Bolivia (Assigned to JCI Colombia, JCI Dutch Caribbean, JCI Ecuador, JCI Mexico, JCI Paraguay, JCI Uruguay)

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Europe Executive Vice President: Kevin Hin, JCI Monaco Vice President: Natascha Joof, JCI Denmark (Assigned to JCI Austria, JCI Belgium, JCI Germany, JCI Netherlands, JCI Switzerland) Vice President: Ryubun Kojima, JCI Japan (Assigned to JCI Catalonia, JCI Cyprus, JCI Ireland, JCI Italy, JCI Malta, JCI Scotland, JCI United Kingdom) Vice President: Didier Colin, JCI Luxembourg (Assigned to JCI Bulgaria, JCI Croatia, JCI Czech Republic, JCI Monaco, JCI Poland, JCI Russia, JCI Slovakia, JCI Ukraine) Vice President: Magi Senserrich, JCI Catalonia (Assigned to JCI France, JCI Luxembourg, JCI Moldova, JCI Romania, JCI Serbia, JCI Turkey) Vice President: Diana Mardarovici, JCI Romania (Assigned to JCI Denmark, JCI Estonia, JCI Finland, JCI Iceland, JCI Latvia, JCI Lithuania, JCI Norway, JCI Sweden) 2018 JCI Appointments The following members were appointed to various positions subject to the approval of the respective National Organizations; General Legal Counsel Victor Machín, JCI Uruguay Treasurer Anthony Leung, JCI Hong Kong Chief Executive Assistant to the President Siana Ng, JCI Macao Executive Assistants to the President Adetola Juyitan, JCI Nigeria, Assistant for Africa and the Middle East Kiyoto Kawasaki, JCI Japan, Assistant for Asia and the Pacific Heather Vardell, JCI USA, Assistant for the Americas Silva Dolmane, JCI Latvia, Assistant for Europe Personal Assistants to the President Ken NGO, JCI Philippines Gregor Velz, JCI Belgium Rumana Chowdhury, JCI Bangladesh Growth and Development Committee Argenis Angulo, JCI Venezuela, Chairperson Oumar Ouedraogo, JCI Burkina Faso, Committee Member, Africa and the Middle East Takeaki Kamada, JCI Japan, Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Maidalyz Toro, JCI Puerto Rico, Committee Member, the Americas Johanna Lundan, JCI Finland, Committee Member, Europe

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Skills Development Committee Marion de Groot, JCI Netherlands, Chairperson Saleh Al-Hansah, JCI Jordan, Committee Member, Africa and the Middle East Abdrahamane Coulibaly, JCI Mali, Committee Member, Africa and the Middle East Jessica Lee, JCI Hong Kong, Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Keshav Jain, JCI India, Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Adrian 'AP' Padiernos, JCI Philippines, Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Martina Gimenez, JCI Uruguay, Committee Member, the Americas C.J. Derlein-Hoffman, JCI USA, Committee Member, the Americas Martin Hauri, JCI Switzerland, Committee Member, Europe Keira Keogh, JCI Ireland, Committee Member, Europe Partnerships Committee Suzi Chen, JCI Australia, Chairperson Hodou Mien, JCI Burkina Faso, Committee Member John Stephen Agbenyo, JCI Ghana, Committee Member Zenith Lin, JCI Hong Kong, Committee Member Dae-Hyeon Cho, JCI Korea, Committee Member Angela Clock, JCI USA, Committee Member Kevin Hinds, JCI West Indies, Committee Member Otto Gamboa, JCI Panama, Committee Member Katherine Stannov, JCI Belgium, Committee Member Alma Karabeg, JCI Norway, Committee Member Helene Ernatus, JCI France, Committee Member Vincent Légeret, JCI Switzerland, Committee Member Sponsorship Committee Rajshree Bhaje, JCI India, Chairperson Ibrahim Al-Moktar Guero, JCI Niger, Africa and the Middle East Shahbi Braham, JCI Tunisia, Africa and the Middle East Severin Poaty, JCI Gabon, Africa and the Middle East Richard Ojo, JCI Nigeria, Africa and the Middle East Tinashe Rurevo, JCI Zimbabwe, Africa and the Middle East Eddie Hsu, JCI Taiwan, Asia and the Pacific Cynthia Wong, JCI Hong Kong, Asia and the Pacific Tadatsugu Namikata, JCI Japan, Asia and the Pacific Takaaki Onishi, JCI Japan, Asia and the Pacific Hiroto Ebe, JCI Japan, Asia and the Pacific Sung-Jin Bae, JCI Korea, Asia and the Pacific Min-Sung Kwon, JCI Korea, Asia and the Pacific Mohamed Safraz Saleem, JCI Sri Lanka, Asia and the Pacific Orgil Erdene Tumurbaatar, JCI Mongolia, Asia and the Pacific Mark Joseph David, JCI Philippines, Asia and the Pacific Ana Brenda Gonzalez, JCI Mexico, the Americas Carlos Vilela, JCI Peru, the Americas Peter Griez, JCI Germany, Europe Amanda Taylor, JCI Scotland, Europe Philippe Leroy, JCI Luxembourg, Europe

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Peace is Possible Committee (World Clean-Up Day Campaign) Kaspar Ilves, JCI Estonia, Chairperson Firas Darwiche, JCI Lebanon, Committee Member, Africa and the Middle East Reem Abdel-Hadi, JCI Jordan, Committee Member, Africa and the Middle East Bayasgalan Bayarmagnai, JCI Mongolia, Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Mariam Shizleen, JCI Maldives, Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Bong-Hyeon Kim, JCI Korea, Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Aaron Rios Munoz, JCI Mexico, Committee Member, the Americas Attug Turkdali, JCI Turkey, Committee Member, Europe Agneta Wackström, JCI Finland, Committee Member, Europe Susan Wanders, JCI Netherlands, Committee Member, Europe Alumni Relations Committee Marc Kone, JCI Cote d’Ivoire, Chairperson Thiamel Ndiade, JCI Senegal, Committee Member, Africa and the Middle East Mathew Blessing Mutavayi, JCI Zimbabwe, Committee Member, Africa and the Middle East Lim Hui Jie, JCI Singapore, Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Jandi Mukianto SH, MH., JCI Indonesia, Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Ahmed Ashfaqur Rahman, JCI Bangladesh, Committee Member, Asia and the Pacific Shaneida Alcendor, JCI Dutch Caribbean, Committee Member, the Americas Anna Versalle, JCI USA, Committee Member, the Americas Jan Plojhar, JCI Czech Republic, Committee Member, Europe Paolo Bellotti, JCI Italy, Committee Member, Europe JCI Audit Committee Lori Tomlin, JCI USA, Chairperson Jonathan J. Borg, JCI Malta, Committee Member Kazutaka Amaki, JCI Japan, Committee Member Sangwoo Bae, JCI Korea, Committee Member Candice Henriquez, JCI Dutch Caribbean, Committee Member JCI Foundation Kentaro Harada, JCI Japan, Chairperson Kazutaka Amaki, JCI Japan, Treasurer Kesavalal Vallabhds, JCI India, Director Jan van Nieuwamerongen, JCI Netherlands, Director Marc Brian Lim, JCI Philippines, JCI President Dawn Hetzel, JCI USA, JCI Immediate Past President Anthony Leung, JCI Hong Kong, JCI Treasurer Arrey Obenson, JCI Cameroon, JCI Secretary General

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Affiliations The General Assembly reviewed the status of several National Organizations, approving and disqualifying based on the merits of each case as recommended by the Admissions committee. Full Affiliations No organizations changed status from provisional to full. Provisional Affiliations The following organization changed their status from potential to provisional. • Uganda Potential Affiliation Renewals The following organizations had their potential statuses renewed. • Albania • Kosovo • Myanmar Potential Affiliations The following organizations were newly admitted into the JCI family as potential National Organizations. • Iran • Tanzania • The Gambia • Costa Rica • Nicaragua Disaffiliation The following National Organizations were disaffiliated. • JCI Comoros • JCI Lesotho • JCI Greece • JCI Portugal • Chile (Potential) • Egypt (Potential) • Georgia (Potential) • South Sudan (Potential) • Slovenia (Potential)

2019 JCI World Congress The bid submitted by JCI Toomemae (Estonia) was accepted, selecting Tallin, Estonia as the host city for the 2019 JCI World Congress.

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JCI Constitutional Amendments The JCI Board of Directors proposed the following amendments to the JCI Constitution, which were approved by the JCI General Assembly: Throughout Constitution: Any reference to chairman, chairmen, his, him, himself or he should be changed to chairperson, chairpersons, his or hers, him or her, himself or herself, or he or she, etc. Remove note in the preamble: Within the context of this document, the references to "he," "his" and "him" are to be interpreted as encompassing both the male and female genders. CHAPTER III: NATIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERS BYLAW 3-9. RENEWAL: Potential affiliation status may be renewed automatically provided that a minimum membership of forty (40) is maintained and that the membership fee is paid annually to JCI. If a potential National Organization fails to maintain a minimum membership of forty (40) or fails to pay its membership fee annually to JCI, it will be automatically disqualified from its current status with no possible appeal. JCI shall encourage any disqualified National Organization to start its reaffiliation process as soon as possible. A new potential affiliation shall not be considered before the General Assembly at the Congress following the year of disaffiliation. CHAPTER III: NATIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERS BYLAW 3-14. RENEWAL: Provisional affiliation status may be renewed provided the National Organization seeking such renewal submits an application to the Secretary General, together with a full report of its activities during its year of affiliation, and the recommendation of the assigned Vice President and Executive Vice President. Such application for renewal shall be considered by the Admissions Committee at Congress for final approval by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of General Assembly. The renewal period shall be for a second and last period of one year. If a provisionally affiliated National Organization does not apply for full affiliation or does not apply for renewal of its current status, it will be automatically disqualified from its current status with no possible appeal. A new provisional affiliation shall not be considered before the General Assembly at the Congress following the year of disaffiliation. CHAPTER IX: PRESIDENT BYLAW 9-1. DUTIES: The JCI President shall: a. Serve as chief executive officer of the organization. b. Preside at all meetings of General Assembly, Board of Directors and Executive Committee. c. Supervise the preparation of the annual Plan of Action for the following year. d. Direct the overall operations of the organization. e. Travel on the organization’s behalf. f. Report to General Assembly, the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee. g. The President may Delegate the chairmanship of any meeting when necessary to another Officer designated by him, subject to the approval of that meeting. h. Contribute to the financial sustainability of the organization through fund development.

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CHAPTER X: EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT BYLAW 10-1. DUTIES: The duties of An Executive Vice President shall include: a. Supervision of and assistance to Supervise and assist the Vice Presidents assigned to him. b. Travel, at the request of the President, subject, however, to any overall travel limitations which may be applicable to his office. c. Liaison Liaise with the other Executive Vice Presidents. d. Reporting to the General Assembly, the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee. e. Coordinating, supervising and chairing his Coordinate, supervise and chair assigned conferences. f. Promotion and coordination of Promote and coordinate the development of programs and activities to provide Officer training for the National Organizations and Local Organizations of the Area, promoting the current strategic plan and annual plan of action, and Individual Area of Opportunity. g. Promotion and coordination of Promote and coordinate programs and activities by National Organizations and Local Organizations within the Area, and promotion of the current strategic plan and annual plan of action and the Community, International and Business Areas of Opportunity. h. Where held, coordinate ing, supervise ing and running the National Presidents Meeting. i. Contribute to the financial sustainability of the organization through fund development. CHAPTER XI: VICE PRESIDENT BYLAW 11-1. DUTIES: The duties of A Vice President shall include: a. Communicate with, work with and visit the National Organizations assigned to him and to report to his assigned Executive Vice President on the activities of his assigned National Organizations. b. Travel, at the request of the President, subject, however, to any overall travel limitations which may be applicable to his office. c. Promote the current strategic plan and annual plan of action. d. Promote and coordinate programs and activities by National Organizations and Local Organizations within the Area. e. Contribute to the financial sustainability of the organization through fund development. CHAPTER XII: TREASURER BYLAW 12-3. DUTIES: Section 6. FUND DEVELOPMENT: The Treasurer, in conjunction with the JCI Board of Directors, shall encourage and contribute to the board's fund development efforts. CHAPTER XVII: PLANNING BYLAW 17-1. STRATEGIC PLANNING COMMITTEE: At intervals of not less than three (3) and not more than five (5) years, a Strategic Planning Committee shall be appointed to consider in detail the future and long-range policy, procedures and finances of the organization, and the revision, if necessary, of its organizational structure. strategy of the organization to achieve its long-term goals and to prepare a strategic plan document to be reviewed and adopted by the General Assembly and guide the organization, pursuant to Policy 17-1.

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CHAPTER XVIII: PROGRAM ACTIVITIES BYLAW 18-1. AREAS OF OPPORTUNITY STRATEGIC PLAN: To facilitate the achievement of the purposes of JCI, the program activities of the organization shall apply to any or all of the following four (4) Areas of Opportunity. be aligned to the current strategic plan and annual plan of action. National and Local Organizations are encouraged to conduct programs and activities that support the current strategic plan and annual plan of action with the goal of furthering the JCI Mission by providing development opportunities in the following areas: a. Individual Opportunities. b. Community Opportunities. c. International Opportunities. d. Business Opportunities. CHAPTER XVIII: PROGRAM ACTIVITIES BYLAW 18-2. JCI ENDORSED PROGRAMS: Programs of minor emphasis shall be known as JCI-endorsed programs. These programs shall be effective programs that have proven to be successful in the respective National Organizations which have carried them out and which can be implemented on a worldwide basis. Sponsorship funds must be obtained for the support of such programs prior to their receiving official recognition by the organization, and all materials for these programs must be supplied by the respective National Organizations for distribution by the organization to other National Organizations on request. JCI-endorsed programs shall be adopted for a period of not less than three (3) and no more than five (5) years, requiring a two-thirds (2/3) vote of General Assembly. There may be a maximum of four (4) such programs at any one time, with only one program under each Area of Opportunity and they must align with the current strategic plan. The Executive Committee shall have the right to suspend any endorsed program that is not fulfilling the goals of the organization, until such time as it is officially terminated by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of General Assembly. CHAPTER XXII: FINANCES BYLAW 22-5. BUDGET: The procedure for presentation of the budget shall be as follows: a. A draft budget for the ensuing year shall be presented by the Secretary General to members of the Finance Committee no later than 15 days prior to at the Midyear Executive Meeting. CHAPTER XXIII: ADMINISTRATION BYLAW 23-4. BUDGET: All official publications of the organization, including manuals, handbooks, directories and all other printed or mechanically reproduced materials, shall be published by the Secretary General JCI (Junior Chamber International, Inc) or, if produced elsewhere, under specific authorization by the Secretary General.

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JCI Policy Manual Amendments The JCI Board of Directors made the following policy changes to the JCI Policy Manual: Throughout Policy Manual: Any reference to chairman, chairmen, his, him, himself or he should be changed to chairperson, chairpersons, his or hers, him or her, himself or herself, or he or she, etc. CHAPTER III: NATIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERS POLICY 3-5. APPLICATION FOR POTENTIAL AFFILIATION: Each application for an organization to be recognized as a potential National Organization of JCI must be accompanied by the following items: a. Name of applicant. b. Mailing and e-mail addresses, telephone and fax numbers to be used for communications. c. A copy of the constitution and other applicable laws of the applicant. d. Names, mailing and e-mailing addresses, telephone numbers, and professions and positions held by all of the Officers of the applicant. e. A report of past activities of the applicant, if any. f. A proposed program of activities plan of action for the coming year. g. Such additional information as the Secretary General shall require. CHAPTER III: NATIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERS POLICY 3-7. APPLICATION FOR PROVISIONAL AFFILIATION: Each application for an organization to be recognized as a potential National Organization of JCI must be accompanied by the following items: a. Name of applicant. b. Mailing and e-mail addresses, telephone and fax numbers to be used for communications. c. A copy of the constitution and other applicable laws of the applicant. d. Names, mailing and e-mailing addresses, telephone numbers, and professions and positions held by all of the Officers of the applicant. e. A report of past activities of the applicant, if any. f. A proposed program of activities plan of action for the coming year. g. Such additional information as the Secretary General shall require.

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CHAPTER III: NATIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERS POLICY 3-9. APPLICATION FOR FULL AFFILIATION: Applications for full affiliation shall be accompanied by details of all changes to the information supplied in the previous year to the Secretary General in accordance with Policy 3-7 or by confirmation that there are no changes. In addition, such applications shall be accompanied by a three- (3) to five- (5) year long-range plan of development and the following: a. Name of applicant. b. Mailing and e-mail addresses, telephone and fax numbers to be used for communications. c. A copy of the revised constitution and other applicable laws of the applicant. d. Names, mailing and e-mail addresses, telephone numbers and professions and positions held by all of the officers of the applicant. e. A report of past activities of the organization. f. A proposed program of activities plan of action for the coming year. g. A proposed plan of action for the coming year. h. A proposed budget for the coming year. i. Mailing and e-mail addresses of all Local Organizations associated with the organization and their respective number of members. j. A three- (3) to five- (5) year long-range strategic plan of development. j. k. Evidence or, if required by the Secretary General, a written statement issued by a government indicating the government’s attitude towards the establishment of JCI in the country. k. l. Evidence or, if required by the Secretary General, a written statement issued by a government indicating that government's policies towards the remittance of dues and such other additional information as the Secretary General shall require. CHAPTER VIII: OFFICERS POLICY 8-3. RESTRICTION ON PROMOTIONAL AIDS FOR CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE: SECTION 1. RESTRICTION: There may be only one (1) piece of promotional material in respect of each candidate, except in the case of candidates for the office of President, for whom there may be up to three (3) pieces. Promotional materials must meet JCI brand and style requirements as outlined in the JCI Corporate Identity Guidelines. CHAPTER VIII: OFFICERS POLICY 8-4. ATTENDANCE AT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND BOARD MEETINGS, PRE-CONGRESS CANDIDATES TRAINING SCHOOL AND TRAINING PROGRAMS AND WORLD CONGRESS: SECTION 2. CANDIDATES' ATTENDANCE AT PRE-CONGRESS MEETINGS AND CANDIDATES' TRAINING SCHOOL: Unless for valid reasons he is excused by the President, each candidate must attend the entire pre-Congress Board Meetings and the Candidates' Training School, and, in addition, each candidate for an executive office must attend the entire pre-Congress Executive Committee Meetings. Failure to comply will invalidate the candidate's nomination for the office in question. CHAPTER XIV: BOARD OF DIRECTORS POLICY 14-2. FORMAT OF JCI OFFICERS ORIENTATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS TRAINING PROGRAM: The format of the JCI Officers Orientation Board of Directors Training Program shall include: CHAPTER XVIII: PROGRAM ACTIVITIES POLICY 18-16. JCI SALES MERCHANDISE:

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CHAPTER XXII: ADMINISTRATION POLICY 23-5. WORLD HEADQUARTER SERVICES: The World Headquarters shall provide the following services: a. Publications, manuals and handbooks of general interest and application in such languages as General Assembly may direct, and special publications, manuals and handbooks as the Secretary General may determine within budgetary limits set by General Assembly. b. Directory of Officers and committees, and of National Organizations and their Officers. c. Officially approved JCI and Senate jewelry and supplies merchandise. d. A library, to be known as the Program Information Center JCI Library and Database, which shall contain a record, suitably indexed, of such material and activities, projects and films relating to the organization, as the Secretary General may direct. e. Officer support, including full translation facilities in the correspondence languages, where officers correspond with assigned National Organizations with primary languages different from their own.

2017 JCI TOYP Honorees § § § § § § § § § §

Massa Aboujeib, JCI Syria Contribution to children, world peace, and/or human rights Imrana Alhaji Buba, JCI Nigeria Contribution to children, world peace, and/or human rights Steven Claeys, JCI Belgium Business, economic, and/or entrepreneurial accomplishment Prof. Engin Durgun, JCI Turkey Academic leadership and/or accomplishment Adepeju Jaiyeoba, JCI Nigeria Medical innovation Ahmet Kuzubasli, JCI Turkey Business, economic, and/or entrepreneurial accomplishment Harry McCann, JCI Ireland Business, economic, and/or entrepreneurial accomplishment Anna Rukko, JCI Finland Humanitarian and/or voluntary leadership Oscar Franklin Barcelona Tan, JCI Philippines Political, legal, and/or governmental affairs Darco Vieira Cristiano, JCI Brazil Humanitarian and/or voluntary leadership

JCI TOYP Judges • Dawn Hetzel, 2017 JCI President • Aydan Olcer, Global Sustainability Commitments and Stakeholder Communications, The Coca-Cola Company • Vivian Onano, Vice-Chair, Global Youth Empowerment Fund • Kenichi Tomiyoshi, Senior Vice President, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) • Graham Weihmiller, Chairman & CEO, Business Network International (BNI)

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JCI Awards The Joaquin V Gonzales Memorial Award JCI extends its condolences to our fallen heroes, JCI members who passed away during this year. In honored remembrance: Ryu Kobayashi | JCI Soka | JCI Japan Shinsuke Ando | JCI Fujisawa | JCI Japan Masayoshi Hirokawa | JCI Mima | JCI Japan Hidekazu Omure | JCI Kagoshima | JCI Japan Tomoyuki Takino | JCI Otaru | JCI Japan Hiroshi Suzuki | JCI Obihiro | JCI Japan Takaaki Shiono | JCI Koushu | JCI Japan Masayoshi Inoue | JCI Atsugi | JCI Japan Toshikuni Kawanami | JCI Osaka | JCI Japan First Timers Ngan Leng Sun | JCI Macao JCI World Public Speaking Champion Daena Al-Monjed, JCI Syria JCI World Debating Champions Goes with the Flows" Gewonnen | JCI Germany | German JCI Dutch Caribbean | Spanish JCI Belgium | French JCI Ireland | English Best Local Economic Development Program Dreamweavers: Think Local, Go Global | JCI Legaspi Dawani, Philippines Best Local Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Program Food Waste Combat | JCI Cluj-Napoca, Romania Best Local Peace Project International Children Drawing Contest | JCI Petaling Jaya , Malaysia Best National Growth and Development Program Be All We Can Be | JCI Hong Kong Best Local Growth & Development Program Build and Unite as One Program | JCI Imus Wagayway, Philippines Best Local Community Empowerment Program Care & Dare 2017: FashionABLED | JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes, Hong Kong Best Long-term Local Community Program 2017 Let's Read Project | JCI Chaktomuk, Cambodia Best Local Skills Development Program Zimmervation | JCI JCI Lier vzw, Belgium Best Inter-organization Collaboration Project

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Smokey Mountain Baseball Project | JCI Tokyo, Japan Best Global Goals Project SDG Junior Ambassador Programme 2017 | JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes, Hong Kong Most Outstanding Local Project 2017 Let's Read Project | JCI Chaktomuk, Cambodia Best National Flagship Program Think Leprosy Now | JCI Brazil Most Outstanding National President Batkhishig Purevdoo | JCI Mongolia Most Outstanding New Local Organization JCI Targu Mures, JCI Romania Most Outstanding Local Organization JCI Ouaga Golden, JCI Burkina Faso Most Outstanding Local President Ramiro N. Villavicencio | JCI Manila, Philippines Most Outstanding New Member Juan Ignacio Delena | JCI Rosario, Argentina Most Outstanding Member Vynndy Gan | JCI Butterworth City, Malaysia

Presidential Recognitions Most Outstanding Executive Committee Member Jonathan J. Borg (JCI Malta) Most Outstanding Vice President Reem Abdel-Hadi (JCI Jordan) Presidential Recognition of Excellence Andrés Gutierrez (JCI Colombia) 2017 JCI Chief Executive Assistant to the President Most Outstanding Appointee Jenni Ahlstedt (JCI Sweden) 2017 JCI Sponsorship Committee Member Most Outstanding National Organization JCI Finland JCI Hong Kong Outstanding Team of Personal Assistants to the President Oscar Hijosa Tracy Chagnon Angela Clock

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Outstanding Social Media Team for the President Argenis Angulo Emily Westerneier Erika Echavarria Anna Versalle

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