For the AIESEC UM

In less than 12 hours, I'm going to attend the AGM meeting of AIESEC UM, officially passing my position to my successor. At first, this kind of meeting is just like another official meeting to me, don't really have much feelings for it. My initial plan was to skip this AGM since it doesn't concern me much.

However, while preparing for the annual report for my department, lots of memories keep flashing back. I remember how passion I was, how many I've went through to gain the position, how many times I've had the idea of resigning. By the time I finished writing the report, I've decided to attend this meeting to read out the report myself. It might seems a bit foolish, but somehow I do feel a bit sad.

At the end of the report, there's some thank you note. Just in case some will be absent tomorrow (I'm sure there are), here's a quick peek into the last part of my annual report =)

"Being in the Executive Board 2009/2010 is one of the greatest experiences in my life. We worked and discussed till late night. We laughed at each other and had fun together. We had conflicts, yet all these turned out to be memorable moments.

The OGX team had brought 10 great individuals together. I met 3 great friends and teammates, April, Kai Ting, Jun Ming, thank you for sharing my workload. To all the OGeez, I hope the experience of being in the team has brought some positive impacts in your life. We would not be able to send anyone out for exchange without you. Thank you for staying in the team until the end. I am proud to see that all of you decided to continue your AIESEC journey.

To team 2010/2011, especially my successor, Loong Sok Sim, I wish you a great year ahead. There may be moments that you would like to give up, if there is, think of those obstacles that you’ve came through and overcame. Numerical goals are important, but it is not as important as those lessons and friendship you have gained throughout the journey."

Signing off,
Cassandra Keng
Vice President of Outgoing Exchange 2009/2010
AIESEC University of Malaya