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Luxembourg
NEWSLETTER
ISSUE 3 | April 2009
J U N I O R C H A M B E R I N T E R N A T I O N A L - L U X E M B O U R G
Easter
more than bunnies and chocolate
eggs…
EASTER GAME
The story of Easter, as a Christian religious Celebration of
the resurrection of Jesus from the death, is to many wellknown.
This was celebrated under the name of Pascha long
time before the period got its name Easter.
Nevertheless, the origin of Easter and its tradition of the
Easter Bunny bringing
chocolate eggs as a
symbol of fertility and
new beginnings is most
probably less know.
The English word
‗Easter‘ has its origin in
the an glo- s ax o n
‗Eostre‘, which is related
to the old name
of the month of April
‗Eostur-monath‘, meaning the month of openings. This has
again been named after the anglo-saxon goddess Eostre.
The legend tells that this goddess once found a little
wounded bird and in order to help it survive the cold winter,
she transformed it into a hare. This hare found out that it
could lay eggs; so these he decorated each spring and left
them as an offering to the goddess.
JCI Luxembourg wishes all its members and friends the
brightest Easter-days.
(by Lene Pedersen)
This edition is sponsored by
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Inside this issue:
GOING OUT
OUR MEMBERS/MONTHLY MEETING
OUR PROJECTS
CYEL 2009 - CREATIVITY MADE IN LUXEMBOURG
ECM
BRIC & LUX - EMERGING ECONOMIES IN LUXEMBOURG
PAST EVENTS & ACTIONS
JCI PRESENTER TRAINING
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3
4
4-5
6-7
8
9
9
CALENDAR
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2551 Luxembourg
Tel: (+352) 26 38 920-1
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Email: info@mbw.lu
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SPONSORS & WHO WE ARE
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Picture by David Laurent
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GOING OUT
Inside
Luxembourg
Design Backstage – The Value of
Design for Business and Society
On the 25th of March the
exhibition ―Design Backstage‖
was nicely introduced
by Mr. Mike Koedinger
from paperJam , who
clearly illustrated it giving
the example of the creative
and interesting evolution of
the Paperjam production.
Design Backstage is an exhibition,
which takes place
from the 12.03.09 –
12.04.09 at Carré Rotondes
in Luxembourg-
Hollerich, is an attempt not
only to show the relationship
between design, creativity
and innovation, but also to
emphasize the role of the
designer and the process
and value of design to busi-
ness and society in Luxembourg.
The idea behind the exhibition
is to show how design
improves life and is a tool
for competitiveness adding
value and emotions to communication,
products and
services.
The exhibition contains 21
design firms and has been
set up by Design Luxembourg,
the only trade union
for independent designers
and design firms in Luxembourg.
For more information go to
www.designluxembourg.lu
Pedro Castilho, Mike Koedinger (paperJam) and Lene Pedersen at the exhibition
―Design Backstage‖
Among the exhibitors, visitors
could find the graphic
art studio INgrid, which
takes care of the paperJam
design since its begin in
June 2000. Within 9 years,
this economy and finance
magazine has gone through
7 redesigns, including 4
major changes from which
the first one was the adoption
of a greater format in
January 2004 and the last
one splitting it into 2 volumes
per edition in September
2008, one dedicated to
economy and finance and
the another addressing
management topics.
Discover these 7 steps of
the evolution by visiting the
exhibition until the 12th of
April.
(Author: Lene Pedersen)

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OUR MEMBERS
Success Story
The Executive Vice President of JCI Luxembourg
becomes board member of the IBCL
Pedro Castilho, Executive
Vice President 2009 of JCI
Luxembourg, has recently
been appointed
member of the board of
directors of the newly created
Indian Business Chamber
of Luxembourg. He
shares the board with
Sudhir Kohli, the president
of IBCL, and Jim Penning,
the Vice president.
The official launch took
place at the Luxemburgish
Business Chamber, where
almost 300 guests welcomed
the new bilateral
business structure in
the presence of Mr. Pierre
Gramegna, the president of
the Luxemburgish Business
Chamber and Mr. Jean Asselborn,
the Minister of Foreign
Affairs and Immigration.
Asked about his involvement
in IBCL, Pedro
said, that "it's the matter of
fact, that Mr Sudhir asked
me to join him because of
my involvement in JCI and
particularly as the chairman
of the Creative Young Entrepreneur
Luxembourg. It is
a great honor and an exciting
venture for me to be
able to help Luxembourg
and India to reinforce their
bonds.‖
IBCL is the result of the will
of alike minded people
interested in fostering an
economic- and business relationship
between the Republic
of India and Luxembourg
in different sectors
such as Technology, Finance,
Healthcare, Education, Research
& Development and
Culture. The slogan of IBCL
―working together, winning
together‖ echoes the IBCL
founders objective of being
a two-way gateway,
that will enable companies
to generate new contacts,
set up or grow their business
in each others country.
More information on
www.ibcl.lu
Jean Asselborn - Minister of Foreign
Affairs and Immigration
Patrick Seiler - Generalral manager
at ArcelorMittal
(Autor : Lene Pedersen)
Pedro Castilho, Jim Penning, Sudhir Kohli, Pierre Gramegna
MONTHLY MEETING - MARCH
Corporate Responsibility
A driver to performance
Continuing the success of
the monthly meetings of
JCI Luxembourg, we were
honoured to welcome Mr.
Rémi Boyer, Vice President
at Arcelor Mittal at
our monthly meeting in
March.
Clearly passionate about
the topic, Mr. Boyer
caught the attention of
the audience and communicated
the importance of
―Cooperate Responsibility
as a driver to performance‖
in order to keep
the recognition and position
of a company. Under
the slogan ―Sustainability,
Quality, Responsibility‖
Mr. Boyer not only
pointed out why Cooperate
Responsibilities are
highly important to Arcelor
Mittal as a part of
their strategy, but also
explained different ways
of achieving and maintaining
them, giving examples
of projects like a
railway construction in
Liberia and a health
camp in India in order to
improve health and working
conditions in the industry.
But also in the supply
chain itself Arcelor Mittal
has recognized and aims
at ―green products‖ like
energy-efficient buildings
and weight reductions of
up to 30% in the car industries.
Like other monthly meetings,
it was an interesting
and informative evening
with many interesting
people coming to have a
drink, meet people and
feed their brains.
(Author: Lene Pedersen)
Rémi Boyer - Vice Prerident at Arcelor
Mittal in charge of CSR at group
level

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OUR PROJECTS
CYEL 2009
Creativity made in Luxembourg
After the success of the previous
editions, JCI Luxembourg
is proud to announce
the organization of the 3rd
edition of the Creative
Young Entrepreneur Luxembourg
Awards, in short
CYEL.
This contest is designed specifically
to recognize outstanding
young entrepreneurs
who have used their
imagination in solving problems
or approaching the
market.
Participating is easy and
only requires filling in a
simple online application
form at www.cyel.lu from
March, 1st, until the 30 th of
April. The competition is
open to all entrepreneurs
established in Luxembourg
between the age of 18 and
40.
The candidates should be
individuals that have started
or developed a business in
a singular and creative approach
bringing a strong
added value to clients in a
certain product or service.
People, who have boosted
an existing business and
incorporated creativity to
solve a problem, to modify
a process or to change business
operations in order to
create added value, can
also apply to the CYEL contest.
On May 18th an independent
jury will evaluate the
applications and select up
to 3 national finalists within
the national community of
creative young entrepreneurs.
The finalists of CYEL will
receive their award during
a ceremony organized at
Philharmonie, on June 29th,
as a mark of recognition,
honor and celebration of
the role of creativity and its
success. Additionally, the
national finalists will be
nominated as participants
to the worldwide 2009 JCI
Creative to be held in November
in Tunisia.
CYEL 2008 team celebrating its success during the gala evening
Practical Details
If you want to participate to
this project, please contact :
Commission Coordinators :
Pedro Castilho
pedro.castilho@pt.lu
+ 352 621 29 58 68
Coordination Meetings
take place at 19h15 at :
Chambre de Commerce
7 rue Alcide de Gasperi
L– 2981 Luxembourg
Next meeting dates :
April, 21st 2009
May 12th 2009
June 2nd 2009
June 25th 2009
Project Coordination
Pedro Castilho , Romain Tanguy
Jury & Candidates
Jean Christophe Vigneron, Florence Delille
Sponsors & Partners
Mankowski André
Communication & Web
Lene Pedersen, Victor Gallavardin, Marc Balcke, Elisabeth
Courreault
Gala
Isabelle Durand, Céline Tarraube,

OUR PROJECTS
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OUR PROJECTS
ECM
In May Europe meets Luxembourg
solutions and strategies.
ECM PROGRAM (Provisional)
The first ECM took place in
Berlin in 1993, after JCI
leaders from the capitals of
Europe became aware that
they faced common issues
and a formal forum would
be useful to share ideas
and experiences.
Thursday May 7th
20:00 Welcome Party
Friday May 8th
09:00 – 10:00 Registration
10:00 – 10:30 Official Opening (Luxembourgish “Chamber of Commerce”)
10:30 – 12:00 Trainings at “Chamber of Commerce” (JCI Capitals Meet Business)
12:00 – 14:00 Lunch
14:00 – 16:30 Trainings at “Chamber of Commerce” (Successful Projects in Capitals )
18:00 – 19:00 Reception (Luxemburgish Parliament)
20:00 – 04:00 Dinner + Party
Saturday May 9th
From May 7th to May 10th
2009, JCI Luxembourg will
welcome Jayces from all
over Europe at the 17th
European Capital Meeting.
(ECM).
JCI leaders from European
capital cities gather annually
at the ECM to discuss
common challenges, share
experiences, and define
What is
ECM
The ECM is the acronym for
European Capital Meeting. It is
not an official JCI meeting/conference
but none the less
it has survived throughout the
years with varying degrees of
success. As it is not an official
JCI event, the framework for the
meeting is more relaxed and it
is for the chapter that hosts the
meeting to fill out the agenda
with training, social events and
whatever is deemed necessary.
The focus of the ECM is for
members from capital chapters
to meet and address problems
that are normally found in capital
cities. It could be environment,
traffic, housing etc. – each
host plans the ECM according to
what is most relevant for their
In Luxembourg the 4 dayprogram
will include, meetings,
seminars, trainings,
tourist tours, visits to Chambre
de Commerce and Luxembourg
City Hall, Gala
dinner and Parties.
The ECM 2009 will be an
excellent opportunity to
meet our JCI colleagues,
make new friends and
enlarge our international
network.
more on : www.ecm2009.lu
city.
As with all meetings where there
are "Jaycees" the ECM is also a
social event where you meet
new and old friends from across
Europe. We have parties, sightseeing
and cultural events – all
designed to create the right
"JCI atmosphere".
ECM Past hosting cities:
1993 Berlin
1994 London
1995 Brussels
1996 Ankara
1997 Bern
1998 Oslo
1999 Edinburgh
2000 Stockholm
2001 Paris
2002 Amsterdam
2003 Berlin
2004 Vilnius
2005 Warsaw
2006 Ankara
2007 Copenhagen
2008 London
10:00 – 13:00 JCI Capitals Meet Europe – Seminar – Premises of “European Union”
13:00 – 15:00 Lunch
15:30 – 17:00 Meet Luxembourg City – “City Tour”
20:00 – 04:00 Gala Dinner At “Citè” + Party
Sunday May 10th
10:00 – 12:00 Brunch and Presentation of Bidding Capitals ECM 2009/2010
ECM - Photo synthesis
The search for real Europe
Don‘t miss it !
Europe is seen differently
by people, in their everyday
lives and through their
own points of view. Sometimes,
these viewpoints are
captured as images, and
can represent Europe in
many ways.
We aim to
gather as
many of these
images in one
place to showcase
the Real
Europe. These
images will be
displayed in
an exhibition
on the 8th
of May, as
part of the
European
Capital
Meeting
2009.
So, if you have
a photograph that
represents what Europe
means to you, or shows an
important feature of
Europe, send it to us and
we‘ll showcase it in the exhibition.
3 steps to the Real Europe:
1. Select the photograph
that represents what
Europe means to you.
2. Explain in one
short sentence or
slogan, why you
think the photo
represents
Europe or shows
an important
characteristic
of
Europe. Just
one sentence.
3. Send us the
photograph and
slogan with your contact
details by email to the
following address: sundeep36@yahoo.com
Deadline:
May, 2009.
1st
Important: There is no limit
to the number of photographs
you can submit.

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OUR PROJECTS
ECM TEAM
We want to entertain YOU
JCI Luxembourg is not only
proud, but also very enthusiastic
to provide the best
ECM ever!
We will organize workshops
for you – ―Europe‖
will be the main topic as the
9th of May is the ―Europe
Day‖!
We will have a visit to the
European Institutions
based in Luxembourg combined
with seminars!
We will have a visit organized
by the Tourist Office to
get to know our beautiful,
multi-lingual and multicultural
City of Luxembourg.
We will have a Gala-
Dinner in the most beautiful
ambience of the city spon-
ECM Team - take off to entertain YOU
sored by the Mayor of the
City of Luxembourg
We will have a reception in
the Parliament of our country.
We will welcome very interesting
―Keynote-Speakers‖
And we will have parties
and fun!
Enjoy our city and country
with at least 4 languages
spoken, with a majority of
foreign background coming
from around 150 nations;
with our 155 banks, European
Institutions, young and
dynamic university, with
1.000 years of history, with
3 neighbouring countries just
20 to 30 kilometers drive
from the capital city!
And much, much more!
The Project has started. If
you want to participate to
this project, please contact:
ECM team members
SOSNA ARTUR
FERREIRA VASCO
MASSOLIN ADELINE
Project Coordination
Meetings
take place at 19h30 at :
Berlitz
14 rue Beck
Luxembourg
Commission director :
Artur Sosna
Mail :
artur.sosna@berlitz.lu
SONTAG
HONTOY
JEAN-MARIE
JOAO
VICTOR
HARALD-SVEN
FRANCOISE
YAO
SANTOS
GALLAVARDIN
09.04.2009
16.04.2009
23.04.2009
30.04.2009
Tél :
SEMI
PARK
+ 352 621 23 85 51
IRINA
BERNARD
JAKOB
VINCENT
KREMER
SCHOCH
EDGANG
LANG
Register
on
www.ecm2009.lu
SUNDEEP
BHARDWAJ

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OUR PROJECTS
BRIC in LUX
A glance at emerging economies
If you want to participate to
this project, please contact :
Commission director :
Jean-Christophe Vigneron
Mail :
jean-christophe.vigneron@fortis.lu
Tél :
+ 352 621 18 48 77
The project aims at organizing
a series of conferences
on different aspects of the
BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India
and China) countries :
mainly business, but we
could also mix some culture
and social initiatives in order
to be compliant with
Corporate Social Responsibility
principles.
The project is intended to :
Offer the public an overview of the
four most dominant economies
Promote businesses between BRIC
countries and The Grand Duchy of
Luxembourg
Give the floor to promote the BRIC
countries economies, culture and
social life.
Benefits for JCEL :
Promote JCI Luxembourg as actor in
organizing events based on a dynamic
approach of economic, social
and cultural rights
Promote organizational and networking
skills of JCI members and
project participants
Development of its own network of
business partners
Target a new segment of potential
members: among Luxembourgish
BRIC residents
Art 4 Aid
Showing social responsibility
This project aims at supporting
the professional development
of young artists
from 40 countries through a
one-week exhibition and
international media attention.
Each young artist shall send
to the organization team his
portfolio and on it the indicated
work of art shall be
offered.
The jury will base its selection
on those elements and
on a short presentation of
Project starts on September 2008
the artist and his motivation
to participate to this event.
The pieces of art will be
sold at an auction led by an
auction house during a gala
dinner
The funds raised hereby will
be donated to a social institution
to promote projects
through which children get
quality primary education.
Purposes of the project:
Promote young artists
Raise funds for the selected educa-
If you want to participate to this project , please contact :
&
Commission director :
Custodio Portasio
Mail :
custodio.portasio@hotmail.com
Tél :
+ 352 621 73 40 26
tional program led by one reputable
institution
Promote JCI Luxembourg as main
actor in organizing events based on
a dynamic approach of economic,
social and cultural rights
Promote JCI Luxembourg as leaderchapter
of the Great-Region in
major projects
Potential benefits to the
chapter:
Promote the relationship and collaboration
between the JCI chapters
from the Great-Region
Promote the creative and cultural
potential of JCI members and project
participants
Development of its own network of
business partners
Target a new segment of members :
artists being a pool of creativity for
future endeavours
Potential benefits to the
community:
This project aims at offering the
public at large a panorama of Modern
art from the D zone
Giving the artists the floor to promote
their art through a prestigious
exhibition and auction
Funding programs for children
promoting educational improvement
with an emphasis on primary
education

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PAST EVENTS
JCI Presenter training
6 new certificates awarded
JCI members and friends
from Belgium, Germany
and Luxembourg met for
a JCI Presenter training in
Remerschen, Commune de
Schengen.
With the trainer team
consisting of Michaela
Luise Fischer (Head
Trainer, JCI Germany),
Andreas Richter (Assistant
Trainer, JCI Germany)
and Françoise Hontoy
(Assistant Trainer, JCI Luxembourg)
all participants
enjoyed a lot of opportu-
nities to present and enhance
their presentation
skills.
The participants, Audrey
Taverna, Christiane Mohr,
Luiza Sosna, Lene Pedersen,
Victor Gallavardin,
and Pedro Castilho enjoyed
the funny, but instructive
training atmosphere
and were proud to
receive their attendance
certificates.
Presenter is the first of a
trilogy of JCI Trainings on
presentation skills. The
two other modules are
Trainer, which aims at
enhancing the participants‘
coaching skills, and
Designer that gives the
attendants the occasion to
learn how to create trainings.
Françoise Hontoy
Further information:
Please contact Vasco our
2009 EVP
Mail: training@jcLuxembourg.com

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CALENDAR
Calendar
Don‘t miss it!
Date Time Event Description Address
08/04/2009 19h30 Monthly Meeting
Special Guest : Xavier Buck—Eurodns
JCI Luxembourg meets regularly on the
second Wednesday of the month and invites
a personality of the business, cultural,
political or social Luxemburgish scene to
present a topic to its members and friends
21/04/2009 19h15 CYEL Coordination meeting Join our CYEL working committee and participate
in this project or simply get updated
with latest news. (cf page 4)
27/04/2009 19h00 2009 Training Class As part of the JCI Luxembourg Training
Academy, the 2009 Training Class meets in
order to enhance their presentation and
training skills
Bouche à Oreille | 32 rue de
la Poste |L - 2346 Luxembourg
+352 26 26 23 23
Chambre de Commerce
7 rue Alcide de Gasperi
L– 2981 Luxembourg
Chambre de Commerce
7 rue Alcide de Gasperi
L– 2981 Luxembourg
7-10/05/2009 09h00 European Capital Meeting From May 7th to May 10th 2009, JCI
Luxembourg will welcome Jayces from all
over Europe at the 17th European Capital
Meeting. (ECM). (cf page 7)
Luxembourg City
13/05/2009 19h30 Monthly Meeting
Special Guest : DR PETERS Patrick
(http://tageblatt.editpress.lu/news/122
JCI Luxembourg meets regularly on the
second Wednesday of the month and invites
a personality of the business, cultural,
political or social Luxemburgish scene to
present a topic to its members and friends
Bouche à Oreille | 32 rue de
la Poste |L - 2346 Luxembourg
+352 26 26 23 23
14/05/2009 14h00
-
16h00
Creativity and Innovation week -
JCI workshop
More details coming soon
Contact : Pedro Castilho
pedro.castilho@pt.lu
18/05/2009 na CSR Forum in collaboration with IMS More details coming soon Contact : Françoise Hontoy
fh@hontoy.com
08/06/2009 19h00 2009 Training Class As part of the JCI Luxembourg Training
Academy, the 2009 Training Class meets in
order to enhance their presentation and
training skills
Chambre de Commerce
7 rue Alcide de Gasperi
L– 2981 Luxembourg
10-14/06/2009 09h00 ―Talent for entertainment‖ JCI European Conference BUDAPEST
http://www.jciec2009.org/
Register on
www.jciec2009.org

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COMMUNICATION
Communication
Join our journey!
With JCI Luxembourg growing
the need for an efficient
and successful communication
has increased as
well. Starting from a small
trip around the imparting of
information, it very quickly
became an exciting journey
full of challenges and adventures.
During the last two months
we have slowly but steadily
been busy building up a
new Communication team
for JCI Luxembourg. This
included identifying the
needs, finding the necessary
structure to support and
promote JCI and defining
the expected out-puts.
Consequently, the coordination
of the communication
team is intended to
cover the needs and manage
the outputs. In this context
the communication coordinator
is in charge of the
interacting of four subteams.
One team is responsible
for the web-site, another
group takes care of
the ingoing media, a third
group manages the outgoing
media, and a fourth
group ensures the editing of
what you are reading right
now - the newsletter. Every
part is im-portant, and
needs assist-ance…
Are you talkative Are you
silent Are you a skilled
Newsletter
Concept & Calendar of editions
writter Are you a designer
Are you skeptical
critical positive adventurous...
or none of the above,
but just curious Then you
are the right person. We
need you... Join our journey!
(by Lene Pedersen)
EASTER GAME : Be Creative!
Suggest the name of the Newsletter!
Aiming at getting a dynamic
and powerful Newsletter
for JCI Luxembourg,
we would like to invite you
to participate in the
EASTER GAME and find the
appropriate and ideal
name for the new newsletter.
This competition already
started in March but in order
to challenge your creative
gene, the communication
team thought of extending
the competition rules
and ask you to count hidden
Easter eggs in this issue as
well.
Send the number of eggs
together with your proposition
to : communication@jcluxembourg.com.
Every idea is welcome! The
winner will be awarded a
flight ticket voucher worth
25 € and his name will be
revealed in the Issue of
May!
The JCI Newsletter is published
10 times a year on
the second Wednesday of
the month.
If you have suggestions or if
you want to publish / update
project information,
share experiences on past
events or announce future
actions in the newsletter,
please send an email to :
c o m m u n i c a -
tion@jcluxembourg.com
The communication commission
is searching for
collaborators who would
like to help to write and/or
to improve the newsletter.
If you want to participate
to this commission, please
contact :
Lene Pedersen
Email:
lspedersen@hotmail.com
Edition Issue date Deadline
to submit
content
April 09 8th of April 1st of April
May 09 13th of May 27th of April
June 09 17th of June 1st of June
July 09 8th of July 29th of June
August 09
12th of August
27th of July
Contributions for this edition
made by :
Françoise Hontoy, Artur
Sosna, Lene Pedersen,
Pedro Castilho, Sundeep
Bhardwaj.
Communication Coordinator :
Lene Pedersen
Email:
lspedersen@hotmail.com
GSM: +352 621 439 107
September 09
October 09
November 09
December 09
9th of September
14th of October
11th of November
9th of December
24th of August
28th of September
26th of October
23rd of November

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SPONSORS & WHO WE ARE
Sponsors
It‘s about solid partnerships
It is definitely worth it to
have solid partners. That’s
the way JCI Luxembourg
keeps its projects reaching
their full potential.
Partnering with corporate
sponsors magnifies the impact
of JCI projects as JCI
create positive changes in
Luxembourg. "Sponsorship is
the key to moving forward,‖
says Sponsorship Consultant
Jill Larson. ―JCI can offer an
amazing amount of value to
partners. Companies want
to support noble causes.
And we can help to get
them there.‖
But, what is in it for the
partners
We aim at partnerships
more than at sponsorships.
The most important is what
kind of value our organiza-
tion offers to the potential
partner as a network of
young active citizens. The
main question is: ―how will
the partner benefit from
their partnership with us‖
Therefore, we try to combine
the value of JCI with
the need of a company in
order to create a partnership
that is of mutual benefit.
Some partners put their
premises at our disposal at
meetings or events, others
provide drinks, others host
our websites…
Companies, that choose to
become a partner of JCI,
knows that they gain publicity
and recognition in the
community, as we include
their name and logo in marketing
materials and thank
them publicly.
Maintaining partnerships
Our aim is to sustain an ongoing
dialogue with our
partners and make sure they
know their support is
Valuable to us. Therefore we
keep partners informed
of our project results and
show how their contributions
made the project possible.
Their help really makes the
difference.
MBW a new Partner.
We hereby want to thank
Mr. Boris Markschläger, from
MBW, Techniques du bâtiment,
for his support and
sponsorship, which allows JCI
Luxembourg to provide a
printed form of the Newsletter
to its members, friends
and partners.
Become a JCI Luxembourg
partner, contact :
Pedro Castilho
email: pedro.castilho@pt.lu
GSM: 621 29 58 68
145, avenue du X Septembre
2551 Luxembourg
Tel: (+352) 26 38 920-1
Fax: (+352) 26 38 920-2
Email: info@mbw.lu
JCEL
Who we are
JCEL is the acronym of
Jeune Chambre Economique
du Grand Duché du Luxembourg
which is part of Junior
Chamber International
(JCI)
JCI is the world‘s largest
network of young leaders
and entrepreneurs with
about 200.000 members in
more than 5.000 communities
across 120 countries
around the world.
Moreover it is a non governmental,
non-profit organization
with active participation
in the United Nations
System.
tional and international projects
and events, JCI members
meet, learn and grow.
JCI focuses on creating
strong principled leaders in
the world.
Its Vision is ‖to be the leading
global network of young
active citizens.‖
It‘s Mission is “to provide
development opportunities
that empower young people
to create positive change.”
Everything we do is based
on these principles.
CONTACT US
Jeune Chambre Economique
du Grand-Duché de
Luxembourg a.s.b.l.
Member of JCI
7, rue Alcide de Gasperi
L-2981 Luxembourg-
Kirchberg
email :
Info@jcLuxembourg.com
Internet :
www.jcLuxembourg.com
Through various local, na-