List of presidents of the Junior Chamber International

Table columns:
Year elected
Name of President[1]
National Organization
Area
Note

Table rows:
cells: 1945/46
Raul Garcia Vidal
Mexico
the Americas
cells: 1946/47
Erasmo A. Chambonnet
Panama
the Americas
cells: 1947/48
C. Taylor Cole
United States
the Americas
cells: 1948/49
Victor Boucas
Brazil
the Americas
JCI Creed is adopted
cells: 1949/50
Théo Staar
Belgium
Europe
First European elected
cells: 1950/51
Ramon V. del Rosario
Philippines
Asia-Pacific
First Asian elected
cells: 1951/52
Philip T. R. Pugsley
Canada
the Americas
JCI Senate established
cells: 1952/53
Roberto Villanueva
Philippines
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1954
Douglas L. Hoge
United States
the Americas
cells: 1955
Peter B. Watts
New Zealand
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1956
Arnaldo De Oliveira Sales
Hong Kong
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1957
Ira D. Kaye
United States
the Americas
cells: 1958
Alberto Philippe Morales
Mexico
the Americas
cells: 1959
Maurice C. Sexton
New Zealand
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1960
Milton Zapata
Puerto Rico
the Americas
cells: 1961
Peter Frankel
Brazil
the Americas
cells: 1962
Leslie M. Perrott
Australia
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1963
Eric H. Stevenson
Scotland
Europe
cells: 1964
Conrad O'Brien
Trinidad and Tobago (JCI West Indies)
the Americas
cells: 1965
John D. Rundle
Australia
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1966
Edward A. Merdes
United States
the Americas
cells: 1967
Clifford E. Myatt
Puerto Rico
the Americas
cells: 1968
Philippe Abravanel
Switzerland
Europe
cells: 1969
Thomas E. Gates
United States
the Americas
cells: 1970
Hiroshi Maeda
Japan
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1971
Graham Sinclair
New Zealand
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1972
Royce R. Pepin
Australia
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1973
L. A. Roy Banarsee
Jamaica (JCI West Indies)
the Americas
cells: 1974
A. Jay Smith
United States
the Americas
cells: 1975
Jean Claude Féraud
France
Europe
cells: 1976
Feliciano Belmonte
Philippines
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1977
Ronald G. S. Au
United States
the Americas
cells: 1978
Carl Peterson
Guam (JCI Pacific)
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1979
Kumar Gera
India
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1980
Patricio Izurieta
Ecuador
the Americas
cells: 1981
Gary Nagao
Japan
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1982
Barry Kennedy
United States
the Americas
cells: 1983
Kjell Peterson
Sweden
Europe
cells: 1984
Joe Murphy
Ireland
Europe
JCI is present in 55 countries and has 500.000 members
cells: 1985
Victor C. Luciano
Philippines
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1986
Mohammed Moncef Barouni
Tunisia
Africa and the Middle East
First African elected
cells: 1987
Phil Berry
United States
the Americas
cells: 1988
Jennifer Yu
Hong Kong
Asia-Pacific
First woman elected
cells: 1989
Isfahani Sameen
Sri Lanka
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1990
Jorge Suncar Morales
Dominican Republic
the Americas
cells: 1991
Reginald Schaumans
Belgium
Europe
cells: 1992
Albert Hiribarrondo
France
Europe
cells: 1993
Robby Dawkins
United States
the Americas
cells: 1994
Arnaud Godère
Mauritius
Africa and the Middle East
cells: 1995
David Hide Oji
Japan
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1996
Thomas Clear III
United States
the Americas
cells: 1997
Crispin Dy
Philippines
Asia-Pacific
cells: 1998
Petri Niskanen
Finland
Europe
cells: 1999
Youk Suk Choi
Korea
Asia-Pacific
cells: 2000
Karyn Bisdee
New Zealand
Asia-Pacific
cells: 2001
Georges A. Bouverat
Switzerland
Europe
cells: 2002
Salvatore Battle
Catalonia
Europe
cells: 2003
Bruce Rector
United States
the Americas
cells: 2004
Fernando Sanchez-Arias
Venezuela
the Americas
cells: 2005
Kevin Cullinane
Ireland
Europe
cells: 2006
Lars Hajslund
Denmark
Europe
cells: 2007
Scott Greenlee
United States
the Americas
cells: 2008
Graham Hanlon
Ireland
Europe
cells: 2009
Jun Sup Shin
Korea
Asia-Pacific
cells: 2010
Roland Kwemain
Cameroon
Africa and the Middle East
cells: 2011
Kentaro Harada
Japanan
Asia-Pacific
cells: 2012
Bertolt Daems
Netherlands
Europe
cells: 2013
Chiara Milani
Italy
Europe
cells: 2014
Shine Bhaskaran[2]
India
Asia-Pacific
cells: 2015
Ismail Haznedar[3]
Turkey
Europe
cells: 2016
Paschal Dike
Nigeria
Africa and the Middle East
cells: 2017
Dawn Hetzel
United States
the Americas

Questions about this table:
originalText: who was the first young leader to occupy the chair of the president of junior chamber international
answer: answerTexts: Raul Garcia Vidal