TEDx Organizers

Passion always managed to appear as something very particular and specific to me, that one is expected to fatefully pursue, but as I began to discover myself, I found my deepest interests lie in a multitude of things. I remember coming across the TED talk by Noeline Kirabo titled, '2 questions to uncover your passion' and finding out that my one true passion came down to my desire for constant creativity and aspiration towards new experiences and adventures. I spent a few early years focused on my academic achievements, later I dug into sports as I gradually worked my way to becoming a table tennis champion but refused to continue. I always had a thing for art so I finally started my own little venture of calligraphic art works. As a media student, I also developed deep interests in photography and design. Going back, I realize that my passion altered with time and as I got to experience various aspects of life in its complete essence, I wouldn't have wanted it any other way.

Start-ups, TEDx, Events management, Marketing, AI

I’m passionate about neuroscience, medicine, and youth-led innovation. I focus on creating inclusive educational environments, developing student-centered events, and weaving STEM with design thinking. I’m committed to mentorship, research, and helping young people discover their potential through meaningful experiences.

I am passionate about transforming ideas into real-world impact — whether through neuroscience research, alumni collaboration, or youth empowerment. I believe that effective leadership begins with empathy, and meaningful change is achieved by serving others with purpose..

I’m passionate about helping people feel seen, connected, and rooted—especially those navigating transition or reinvention. I’ve lived through my own version of starting over: reemerging from ashes, leaving behind the boxes others tried to put me in, and taking the leap to build something of my own. In that journey, I discovered something humbling and freeing—I’m not exceptional. I’m ordinary. And that’s the beauty of it. Because once you stop trying to be the loudest voice in the room, you start hearing the symphony of others who’ve been quietly creating, teaching, or dreaming all along. That realization fuels everything I do—whether mentoring, organizing community events, or building technology that amplifies human potential.

Dissemination of innovative ideas in academia by bringing together brighter and inspiring minds.