Ethel (MCP)- Name: Ethel Nuila
- Nickname: Chikita (but only few people call me that)
- Age: 24 (I know I’m old)
- Date and place of birth: San Salvador, El Salvador , Jan 3rd, 1983
- University: Escuela Superior de Economía y Negocios
- Degree: Bachelors in Economics and Business Administration
- Languages spoken: English, Spanish (Learning Portuguese and French)
- Status: AVAILABLE!
- Favorite food: Pasta!
- Favorite type of music: Electronic, electro pop, etc
- Favorite Roll Call: Ice cream and cake, Waro (ee ee ee ee)
- Favorite AIESEC quote: You know you are living AIESEC when…
- Favorite motivational Quote: If you are not seeing it it’s because you are not doing it. Great leaders are ordinary people with extraordinary determination. / La perseverancia vence lo que la virtud no alcanza.
- Hobbies: hand crafting (candles)
- Passions: AIESEC, teaching children, Tourism, traveling, hand crafting.
- I identify myself with this song: Forca by Nelly Furtado
- Blog: http://ethel.nomadlife.org
- Countries Visited: Canada, US, Guatemala, Honduras, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Poland, Germany, France, India
- Countries that I would like to visit: Greece, Finland, Morroco, France (again), Argentina (again)
- Childhood ambition: When I was a little kid, I had no idea what I wanted to be, but I was sure I was not going to become a doctor or a lawyer. I can’t stand blood and I can’t stand lier people
- Current ambition: Become a change agent … and of course, have a positive impact in a community through tourism development.
- How did I joined AIESEC? Few months before starting the university, in 2000, I met a couple of guys who were already in this University and I started going out with this new friends, they talked A LOT about AIESEC and of course I didn’t understand why. Once I started classes, I was sure I wanted to be part of one of the students organizations and I started researching about all my options; AIESEC seemed the most challenging and fun. I only joined in 2003.
- AIESEC experience so far: I was recruitment leader in 2003 in ESAL, OCP of LDS 2003, LCP in Cordoba, Argentina 2003-2004; MC VP ER El Salvador 2004-2005. Communications Manager 2005-2006 and MCP 2007-2008.
- Why did you applied for the MC? Because I want to be proud of AIESEC in my country and I know I have a team of excellent people who just need to be pushed a little bit to become great leaders.
- Ethel 2010: I am a leader who is able to inspire through example and who recognizes and helps develop the potential of the people around me. I am able to make positive impact in society through appropriate and ethical decisions and putting in place developing projects
- Why AIESEC? AIESEC is the organization in which I feel so useful, I learn something new every day, from the people in my team, from people abroad, from all over the world, that is one thing that I wouldn’t have elsewhere.
- What would you like to be remembered for? For being the one who believed in the potential of the people and helped developed that potential.
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