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

Salman Saeed
Peshawar, Pakistan
I am passionate about creating scalable impact in emerging markets using technology. Topics of interest: Building Communities, Empowering Women, Digital Marketing, Freelancing, Growth Hacking.
Christian Saenger
Patricio Saenz

Rustam Safarli
Baku, Azerbaijan
Noam Safier

Nahiyah Zahrah Safitri
Bandung, Indonesia

Leonid Safronov

Keerthi Sagar
New Delhi, India
I am an aspiring medical student pursuing my graduation in one of the best medical schools in India.
There is a lot of gap between public practices suggested/prescribed by research and public services actually being provided. I am passionate about bridging this gap.

Nadia Sagar
Georgetown, Guyana
My three children, Guyana, reading, writing poetry and short stories.

Rishitha Sagar
HYDERABAD, India
Many things
Maria Sagarra

Asilbek Sagdullayev
Karshi, Uzbekistan
Reading books in various fields, starting initiatives and helping people thorugh them, organizing events, and solving rubics cube are some of the things I am passionate about.

Muhammad Sagheer
Bahawalnagar, Pakistan

Krisztina Saghy
Budapest, Balatonalmádi, Hungary
building communities, creating meaningful events, sharing knowledge, and educating people
Avanti Sagnam
Antonio Sagrado Lovato

Reving Sagvan
Dahuk, Iraq
Zoology
Ecology
Comedy
Etymology
Psychology
Psychiatry
Human behavior

Fred Sagwe
Mombasa, Kenya
Technology,Climate Action,Chess,Volunteering

Nandini Sah
Lavasa, India

Titiksha Sah
Guwahati, India
Deep Saha

Ishika Saha
Kurukshetra, India
I am very passionate about creating an identity for myself. My life so far has been a rollercoaster with constantly moving to different countries and changing schools. In this lifestyle, where you experience many different cultures and meet many different personalities with various values and beliefs, you tend to fit into this mold that keeps transforming. I believe there could be two outcomes of this. You lose your identity and become a mix of all those traits you’ve picked up through the years, or you become this unique self that grows with new encounters. The difference between the outcomes is perspective and how you carry yourself amidst a group of people. Do you try to blend in, or do you wish to stand out? I am passionate about standing out. I want to lead, present valuable opinions and leave legacies. I want to create an identity that isn’t forgotten over time but is remembered and talked about. I want to make an impact on the lives of people around me.

Sayantan Saha
Pune, India
