Committees

Eight rooms. Eight career paths.

ELEVATE 2026 offers specialized committees that mirror the future executive jobs students will undertake in their careers — from finance and tech to healthcare, law, and aerospace.

01

JP Morgan and Chase

Executive Committee · Finance

Capital restructuring, investment banking mandates, market liquidity crises, and macroeconomic stress-testing under extreme volatility.

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02

Schneider Electric

Action Committee · CS & Engineering

Critical infrastructure resilience, grid automation failure response, clean energy industrial transitions, and smart system deployment.

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03

Microsoft

Executive Committee · Information Tech

Frontier AI safety governance, enterprise cloud sovereignty, global cybersecurity defense, and product ecosystem architecture.

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04

Clyde & Co

Legal Committee · Law

Cross-border dispute resolution, multi-jurisdiction regulatory compliance, international arbitration, and corporate liability defense.

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05

Merck Sharp & Dohme (MSD)

Executive Committee · Healthcare

Global pharmaceutical supply chains, bioethics governance, clinical trial crisis intervention, and worldwide healthcare access policy.

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06

PwC

Executive Committee · Consulting

Strategic business model restructuring, post-merger integration, enterprise risk advisory, and organizational turnarounds.

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07

Boeing Aerospace

Executive Committee · Aero. Engineering

Next-generation avionics safety standards, aerospace supply-chain bottlenecks, flight testing crisis response, and global certification.

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08

Crisis Management Council

Boardroom & Crisis Mandate

High-pressure, unfolding macroeconomic and multi-sector corporate simulation demanding instant decision-making and directive drafting.

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Disclaimer: ELEVATE 2026 is an independent student simulation and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any company mentioned. Corporate names are used for illustrative educational simulation purposes only with no official logos or branding implied.
The Experience

3-Day Conference Schedule.

November 13–15, 2026 · A balanced agenda of corporate keynotes, committee debate, campus lifestyle immersion, and executive social networking.

Mid Afternoon
14:00 – 16:00
Registration & Grand Opening Ceremony
Delegate, chair, and team check-in, followed by opening performances and executive workshops hosted by high-profile corporate speakers.
Main Auditorium
Afternoon
16:30 – 19:30
Committee Session I — Opening Mandates
Delegates and chairs kick off the first points of discussion and strategic stances, with 1 scheduled refreshment break before Day 1 concludes.
Committee Rooms
Early Evening
19:30
Day 1 Adjournment & Prep
Briefing for Day 2 full-day simulations and social night.
Campus Hub
Morning
09:30 – 10:30
Opening Address & Keynote Corporate Speakers
Second keynote session with industry leaders, setting the strategic context before delegates head to their boardroom rooms.
Main Auditorium
Morning to Midday
10:30 – 13:00
Committee Session II — Intense Deliberation
Substantive debate and working paper drafting, supported by scheduled coffee and snack breaks.
Committee Rooms
Midday
13:00 – 14:15
Delegate & Chair Catered Lunch
Full afternoon lunch meal provided to all participants through a dedicated catering service.
Dining Lounge
Afternoon
14:30 – 16:30
Committee Session III — Crisis Injections
Live corporate crisis developments, unmoderated caucusing, and cross-committee negotiation.
Committee Rooms
Late Afternoon
16:30 – 17:45
Campus Immersion: Mini "Scavenger Hunt"
Extended break activity hosted by the host university's student body, immersing delegates in campus lifestyle.
University Grounds
Early Evening
18:00 – 20:00
2-Hour Networking Session & Social Night
Post-scavenger hunt social evening featuring ELEVATE 2026 sponsors, partner-powered snacks, and relaxed delegate networking.
Campus Social Hub
Morning
09:30 – 13:00
Committee Session IV — Final Directives & Voting
Final resolution presentation, executive voting procedures, and directive sign-offs across all 8 committees.
Committee Rooms
Midday
13:00 – 14:15
Afternoon Lunch
Second full catered lunch segment for all participants before closing proceedings.
Dining Lounge
Mid Afternoon
14:30 – 17:00
Coveted Grand Closing Ceremony & Awards
Final addresses, best delegate and best chair honors, and the coveted Best School / University Delegation Trophy!
Main Auditorium
Registration & Pricing

Transparent delegate pricing.

Individual and school delegation rates with inclusive meals, training workshops, and full access.

School Delegation Discount

Send a delegation & unlock 28% off.

There is no maximum limit on delegation size. When a school or institution registers a delegation of 15 or more students, the registration fee drops automatically.

Standard Rate
160 AED
Per Student
Handbook

Everything, in one document.

Elevate 2026 Delegate & Chair Handbook
Rules of procedure, committee background guides, research topics & campus logistics — PDF
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FAQ

Common questions & answers.

1. Is there a set number of students that a school can send?+

There is no maximum limit on delegation size, allowing schools to send as many students as they wish. However, a minimum of 15–20 students is required per school to register as an official delegation and qualify for the discounted delegation rate of 125 AED per student.

2. How do schools and delegates register for the event?+

Every participant, whether applying as a chair or registering as a delegate, will be signing in through ELEVATE 2026's official portal. School delegation coordinators can submit a single unified form with delegate rosters.

3. Are meals included in the conference?+

Yes of course! There will be two full-service catered lunch meal segments for Day 2 and Day 3, plus dedicated refreshment breaks and an additional partner-powered snack segment during Day 2's social night.

4. How are students assigned to committees?+

Delegates are assigned based on preferred committees, skill level, and their academic year level. For career-based corporate committees, a custom form details experience, year level, and desired university major to ensure optimal room placement.

5. What will students gain compared to a traditional MUN?+

ELEVATE simulates career-focused university majors through AIESEC, the world’s largest youth organization, compared to normal MUNs where committees are simply modeled after the UN. Deeply integrated on-site, delegates fully immerse themselves in real corporate executive decision-making and the host university’s campus lifestyle.

6. How catered is it to beginners? What resources are given before the conference?+

Perfect for beginners! Pre-conference online training workshops ensure minimal preparation stress. Delegates are fully supported with comprehensive background guides, curated research topics, and procedural walkthroughs.

7. What is the cost for each student and participating school?+

The standard registration fee is 160 AED per student, with no maximum limit on delegation size. If a school sends a minimum of 15 delegates, the price drops to a discounted rate of 125 AED per student (28% off!).