TEDx Organizers
TEDx organizers around the world create grassroots, local events dedicated to spreading ideas within their communities, and beyond. Select any name to learn more about them and their events. Learn about participating in a local event near you

Abhyudaya Ranglani
Varun Rangnekar

Nakhli Rania
Kairouan, Tunisia
Photography
Medecine
NGOs
Human rights

Ayush Ranjan
saeed ranjbar

Purav Ranka
Pune, India

Vinit Ranka

Joseph Ranseth
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Brandi Ransom
Houston, Texas, United States
MEB RANVEER GAUTAM

Jose Joaquin Ranzahuer Garcia Calderon
Monterrey, Mexico
Shivani Rao
Singapore , Singapore
Akshit Rao

Alisa Rao
Auckland, New Zealand

AMOGH RAO
Pune, India
I am passionate about storytelling. I find it a very efficient tool to communicate in the best possible manner.

Atul Rao
Burlington, Ontario, Canada

Batakali Sarita Rao
London, United Kingdom
I am passionate about fostering meaningful connections, encouraging lifelong learning, and creating spaces for innovative ideas to thrive. I’m particularly driven by the intersection of business, sustainability, and technology and how these elements can come together to solve real-world challenges. In my personal life, I find joy in inspiring others through storytelling, public speaking, and sharing knowledge that empowers individuals to make a difference.

Diya Rao Jaini
New Delhi, India
I have always believed in the concept of celebrating differences. I believe that diversity is the spice to our life, for what would the world be if we were all just clones?
I am passionate about making these differences be recognised and helping people be proud of what sets them apart from the crowd; about ensuring that everyone has a platform to freely and safely express who they are. Ever so often, we tend to hide behind what we think is ‘socially acceptable’. This veil of conformity must be swept aside if we are to fully achieve our potential. Until people do not start stepping up and declaring who they really are, the world stays a step away from becoming a more diverse, more interesting place.
I am passionate about redefining the term ‘socially acceptable’ as a concept that we give our own meaning to. The idea of what is socially acceptable is a highly subjective one. Thus, being forever constrained by this term that doesn’t have any concrete meaning whatsoever is just another thing holding us back from being who we truly are.
Jenny Rao
Owings Mills, Maryland, United States
Krishna Ramji Rao

Nekitha Rao
Hyderabad, India

Saloni Rao
Washington, District of Columbia, United States

vivek rao
Pune Maharashtra, India
Coding,trecking,