Alexander Logistics helps AIESEC to develop its activities

AIESEC Sofia has collaborated with Alexander Logistics for two years now, as providing high potential students to work in the company for a period of two to six months.
The first trainee, who joined the company is Deniz Vanli from Turkey. His traineeship lasted 3 months, from August to October 2003.

AIESEC is an international, non-political, non-profit, student-run, independent, educational foundation. It is comprised of students and recent graduates of institutions of higher education who are interested in economics and management.
By developing individuals, we contribute to the development of our communities with an overriding commitment to international co-operation and understanding.
AIESEC facilitates international traineeship exchanges and supporting activities that provide practical learning experiences for our trainees and that facilitate the learning of our members and other stakeholders.

Nowadays AIESEC is the international platform for young people to discover and develop their potential.

Our innovative approach to developing young people focuses on taking a proactive role, developing self-awareness and a personal vision, building networks, and developing capacity to drive change. We do this through an international platform of opportunities that provides over 5,000 leadership opportunities, 3,500 work abroad opportunities, 350 conferences, and virtual tools to build networks.

From 15 September till 15 December 2004 Daria Wojtulewska from Poland worked in Alexander Logistics and established relations between the company and its potential partners in Poland.

Panagiotis Zantiotis is from Greece and he started his traineeship on 15th of November 2004. He is still working for Alexander logistics Ltd. During his traineeship he successfully raised a partnership between Alexander Logistics and their new partner in Greece: Intertrans. Currently he is involved in Sales – contacting the Greek companies, which operate in Bulgaria, and finding new clients among them.







A Serbian student, Nikola Garvic came to Bulgaria on 15 February and he is helping in the development and update of the web site of Alexander Logistics. His interests are in the field of Information technologies and he is satisfied with the chance of implementing his theoretical knowledge on a practical level.

Since the 29th of August 2005, Dutchman Joost Ruhe is working at Alexander Logistics Ltd. as a trainee in the forwarding department. During his four month long internship, Joost will work on the creation of a new domestic price system, the establishment of a new partnership with The Netherlands, and on researching the Dutch - Bulgarian market in order to find new customers for this promising line. Furthermore, he is currently involved in organizing an assessment centre for highly potential Bulgarian logistics students.