AIESEC in University of Moratuwa Empowers Future Leaders at LEAD CS 11.0

‘AIESEC (Association Internationale des Étudiants en Sciences Économiques et Commerciales)’, in University of Moratuwa successfully concluded its 11th consecutive ‘LEAD CS (Leadership Development Seminar and Event Series)’ conference recently. 

Held on February 15 and 16 in Katunayake, LEAD CS 11.0 brought together over 100 delegates, primarily from the University of Moratuwa, along with participants from General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University (KDU) and Sri Lanka Technological Campus (SLTC).

This two-day leadership conference was meticulously designed to equip young AIESEC members with essential skills and knowledge necessary to navigate the complexities of modern leadership. Through a series of interactive workshops, engaging presentations, and team-building activities, participants were immersed in an environment that fostered collaboration, critical thinking, and personal development.

LEAD CS 11.0 embodied the AIESEC value of “activating leadership”. The event served as a catalyst, igniting the leadership potential within each delegate and providing them with practical tools and frameworks to apply in their personal and professional lives. The conference emphasised the importance of taking initiative, embracing challenges, and leading with purpose.

The programme featured a diverse range of sessions, covering topics such as effective communication, strategic thinking, team dynamics, and ethical leadership. Experienced facilitators and guest speakers shared their insights and expertise, providing valuable guidance and inspiration to the participants. The outbound training sessions, in particular, offered a unique opportunity for delegates to step outside their comfort zones, build trust, and develop their problem-solving skills in a dynamic and engaging setting.

Beyond the formal sessions, LEAD CS 11.0 provided ample opportunities for networking and interaction. Delegates had the chance to connect with peers from different universities, exchange ideas, and build lasting relationships. This collaborative environment fostered a sense of community and reinforced the importance of teamwork and mutual support.

AIESEC in University of Moratuwa extends its gratitude to all the delegates, speakers, facilitators, and partners who contributed to the success of LEAD CS 11.0. The chapter remains committed to its mission of empowering young leaders and creating a positive impact on society.

With a presence in over 120 countries and territories, AIESEC fosters a network of future leaders committed to making a positive impact on the world.

AIESEC in University of Moratuwa, a vibrant chapter within this global network, plays a crucial role in nurturing leadership potential among Sri Lankan youth. Comprising dedicated undergraduates from diverse universities, the organization focuses on creating a platform for personal and professional growth, aligning with AIESEC’s core values of leadership, integrity, enjoyment of participation, striving for excellence, acting sustainably, and activating leadership.

AIESEC in University of Moratuwa remains committed to its mission of empowering young leaders and contributing to the development of a brighter future. Through initiatives like LEAD CS 11.0, the organisation continues to inspire and equip young people with the skills and values necessary to become responsible and impactful leaders. The organisation looks forward to continuing to build upon the successes of this event and to create even more impactful opportunities for youth development in the years to come.

AIESEC, a global youth-led organisation, empowers young people to develop leadership skills through cross-cultural internships and volunteer exchange programmes.