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1. What is ShARE
2. ShARE World Seminars
3. ShARE World Seminar 2014
4. Sponsorship Opportunities

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1. What is ShARE

What we are
ShARE is an international students think-tank. A multicultural, non-profit
organization for students that strives to better understand the complexities of
local socio-economic issues through presentations, conferences and
projects.
ShARE's first team was created in Shanghai in November 2002. Today, more
than 600 members in Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Seoul, New
Delhi, Kolkata, Indore, Ahmedabad, Roorkee, Lucknow, Kharagpur,
Bangalore, Mumbai, Lahore, Jakarta, Kathmandu, Kampala, Dhaka, Sao
Paulo, Istanbul, Lausanne, Porto, Warsaw, Moscow, Oslo and Paris gather
regularly to discuss economic and social issues in Asia, Europe, Africa and
Latin America.
With the emergence of a global knowledge and information society, ShAREs
vision is to generate, share and use knowledge to contribute to regions
human, social and economic development.

KEY
FIGURES
~ 30 teams
~ 15 countries
~ 600 members
~ 1000 alumni

Who we are
A ShARE member is typically a bright student from a top university, with a strong willingness to learn
more about social, business or economic issues and who adheres to the vision of 'sharing knowledge
for development and social progress'.

Identity Card

University:
Major:
Degree:
Age:
Nationality:
Language:

Prestigious university, ranking among the top 3 of the country in its field.
Engineering, business, law or economics.
Undergraduate (at least grade 2), graduate and PhDs
19-28, 80% between 21-23
More than 20, including Chinese, Indian, Indonesian, Pakistani, French, Tunisian...
English (official language of ShARE), Chinese, Hindi, Urdu, Korean, French, Arabic...

ShARE role model member

Excellent academic record with a very dynamic extra-scholar life
An ardent desire to understand current society issues
An exceptional capacity to motivate and lead people from diverse cultures

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Our Alumni
After their time as part of ShARE, our members have increased their knowledge, enhanced their
communication and management skills, in a multicultural environment. We are proud that all our
members are recruited by world-class companies. After less than 7 years existence, ShARE has
today more than 1000 alumni.

Du Shuang
Former ShARE-Tsinghua vicepresident
Hired by Goldman Sachs

Edward Crowe
Former ShARE-LSE vice
president
Hired by CitiGroup

Jason Yao
Former ShARE-Fudan manager
Hired by McKinsey

Wang Siya
Former ShARE-SJTU manager
Hired by BCG

Beom Hong
Former ShARE-Campus Vice
President
Hired by BCG

Sisy Li
Former ShARE-Fudan manager
Hired by Ernst and Young

Leo Wang
Former ShARE-Fudan manager
Hired by McKinsey

Aditi Bhattacharia
Former ShARE-DSE vicepresident
Hired by HSBC

Ye Lin Yin
Former ShARE-Tsinghua vice
president
Hired by McKinsey

Sunjie
Former ShARE SJTU manager
Hired by McKinsey

Yilin
Former ShARE SJTU member
Hired by McKinsey

Liyuan Yang
Former ShARE SJTU member
Hired by BCG

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What we do
Activities carried out by ShARE members depend on their level of seniority within ShARE. Each transition
between one level to another requires a validation by ShARE-Global.
The career path of the ShARE member takes 2 years to complete. The ShARE member becomes then a
formal Alumni of ShARE.
This career path is geared to equip ShARE members with all the necessary skills to conduct a project in
his/her last two semesters within ShARE.

Career path

Junior
member

Activities

Presentation

ShARE members choose a topic , use ShARE methodologies

to prepare a presentation and present it to the local team.
Eg: Financial market in South Korea, gender discrimination in
India

Conference

ShARE members invite an expert to get his view on a hot

social, business or economic topic and give a lecture in the
university.

In house
project

ShARE members are engaged on an internal project to

practice their survey and interviews skills.

Joint
Presentation

Two ShARE teams work on the same topic and present their
learning to each other using video or tele-conference.

Project

The ultimate activity of a ShARE member. ShARE members

have acquired the skills to structure a presentation, collect
data from interviews and survey. The projects involve at least
2 countries and a recognized institutional or corporate partner.

ShARE
management

ShAREs best performing members take global positions and

manage ShARE-Global, coordinating the Teams, Knowledge
Networks and Global Projects.

World
Seminar

Every year, ShARE gives grants to senior members to attend

the ShARE World Seminar. Confirmed members are also
invited.

Networking

ShARE-Alumni are linked though social networks to keep in

touch with their former friends. Once the base of Alumni is big
enough, ShARE organizes formal events every trimester.

6 month
Validation

Confirmed
member
6 month
Validation

Senior
member
&
Global
member
1 year
Validation

Alumni

Description

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Examples of ShARE activities

Conference

Francois Bourguignon, former chief

economist of the World Bank, was
invited to speak at the Delhi School
of Economics for a talk on Future
trends of development economics.

Joint presentation
ShARE-EPFL and ShARE-LUMS
organized a video conference to
discuss the social impact of the
crisis on Switzerland and Pakistan

In House Project

ShARE-India organized a survey

on the practical benefits that rural
Indians can access through
microfinance.

Project

Chinese and Indian students

worked with EADS and Valeo on
the Project Asia, an Emerging
R&D Center for the World, and
then presented the results of the
study to the R&D Head of Valeo
and EADS, in Paris.

World Seminar

Tsinghua
University
Team
organized the 2008 World Seminar
in Tsinghua University on the
theme A changing world setting
new rules, gathering more than
100 members and guest speakers
from the IMF, Booz Allen, EADS,
Valeo and General Electric.

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Examples of ShARE Projects

Brand Survey and Talent Strategy in China"

Informal Financial Sector in China

Corporate University in India and China

Electricity at the bottom of the pyramid in India

Smart grid in China and India

Tomorrows car In China, India, South Korea and Brazil"

Electric public transport in China

Social Business towards 2020 in 7 different countries

Raw Materials Global Scarcity & Alternative Jet Fuels

Aluminium Value Chain in Indian Automobile Industry

Electric Car in China"

Asia: an Emerging R&D Center for the World"

ICT as a Social & Development Tool - China, India &
Pakistan
Future Valley and Energy System in 2050 in China and India
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Where we are
ShARE is present in 31 prestigious universities across 15 countries. ShARE develops teams in
prestigious engineering, economics, business and law universities.

China

Members

Tsinghua University
Peking University
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Fudan University
Zhejiang University
Nanjing University

~150

India
Delhi School of Economics
IIM A, B, C, I, L
IIT R, D, B, KGP

~250

Bangladesh
University of Dhaka
BUET

~75

Pakistan
Lahore School of Management Sciences

South Korea & Indonesia

~60

SNU, Yonsei and Korea Universities

Universitas Indonesia
ITB

Europe
University of Porto (Portugal)
EPFL (Switzerland)
Sciences Po Paris (France)
Warsaw School of Economics (Poland)
Boazii University (Turkey)
BI Oslo (Norway)
New Economic School (Russia)

~80

~15

Africa & Brazil

Makerere University (Uganda)
University of So Paulo (Brazil)
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ShARE Partners

Below are some of the companies and organizations which have previously been or
presently are associated with ShARE by providing financial support, either through an
event, a project or a yearly sponsorship scheme

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2. What is ShARE DU

Some studies at ShARE DU in 2014

Can
Crowdfunding
Really Boost
Start-ups of
Bangladesh?
Md. Wahidul Islam

Can creating
moving factors
boom local
backward
economy?
Kazi Bahalul Jalil

Is m-cash going to
be the future of
fund transfer
system in
Bangladesh?
Mohammad Mohi
Uddin

In Bangladesh, its very usual to find out people with great

ideas but cant harness them due to lack of funds; banks
are not willing to provide loans. Albeit Crowdfunding is
cynical in Bangladesh, some spearheads are currently
working for introducing the financing method in wide
range. Harnessing Crowdfunding is efficient in the era of
private software development firms and mobile banking.
However, there are fears about fraud, money laundering
or Domino Effect.

Economic moving factor is the vehicle to boost static or

backward economy. Many backward economy boosted
through economic moving factors worldwide and some
even brought about 4 million visitors to a city in three
years. In Bangladesh, Factory of Square Group at Pabna
& Safari Park at Gazipur are exemplary in this regard.
More regional economies can boost up by creation of
moving factors.

Mobile banking is engaging more people in banking

system in Bangladesh. At present 3,25,756 agents at
near door of customers have been very fruitful to gain
customers satisfaction. Following the central banks rules
28 banks are now registered to launch mobile banking
system and 19 banks have already officially started
mobile banking operation. If some of its weaknesses are
removed then it will be like a revolutionary model of
banking system in Bangladesh.

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Our Alumni

H M Mirajul Islam

Mohammad Saimum
Hossain

Asst. Manager
Standard Chartered Bank

Faculty Member
University of Dhaka

Sumaiya Rahman

Adiba Sanjana

ADB Scholar
National University of
Singapore

Research Analyst
The World Bank,
Bangladesh

Fahim Hassan
Research Analyst
University of Alberta,
Canada

Sunera Saba Khan

Masters
University of Manchester

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Badhan Mazumder
Co Founder and Director
Greennovation Techs

Tashmina Rahman
World Bank

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Contact
Global Co President
Tonmoy Ananda Paul, paul.tonmoy@gmail.com | +8801715588911
Team DU Vice President
Mehruba Bushra, mehruba.b.m@gmail.com | +8801950933879
Business Development Manager, DU
Tarique Mahmud Pasha, pasha1098@gmail.com |+8801552338193
Team Marketing Manager, DU
Wahidul Islam, rimon041@gmail.com |+8801967513893

Website
www.share-share.org

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