TED Community
Ideas spread because of people. (And a little help from the Internet.) Meet members of TED's global online community.

Alex Bahan
Calgary Ab, Canada

Anunya Bahanda
Burcu Bahar
Manisa, Turkey
Translation
Asu Bahar Baharöz

Sara Fenske Bahat
San Francisco, California, United States
Mohanad Bahattab
Riyadh 11656, Saudi Arabia
Safi Bahcall
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
The future of nuclear fusion, transcranial magnetic stimulation, what Nabokov and Feynman had in common, puzzles, mathematics, history, writing. Also Trader Joe's frozen Indian curries.
Habip Bahçecioğlu

Sneha Baheti
Shillong, India
A Glimpse into My Passions
My passion lies in the dynamic intersection of strategy and influence. I am driven by the power of engagement and communication, which is evident in my role as an Office Bearer for the Public Relations Cell at the Indian Institute of Management, Shillong. In this capacity, I strengthened external stakeholder engagement by 100%+ and increased the institute's media following to 120k+ across platforms. Furthermore, my strategic analytical skills are a core passion; I thrive on building scalable systems, such as developing financial models to assess the intrinsic value of companies and drive investment decisions. This drive extends to creative problem-solving and community impact, whether it's leading outreach for insurance awareness to promote financial literacy for Aditya Birla Capital or drafting educational games for a winter workshop at an underprivileged school. Ultimately, I am passionate about leveraging strategic thinking and effective communication to create tangible, positive impact, both in business and in my community.
Camille Baheux
Ahmad Bahgat
Nancy Bahig

Javier Bahilo

Yasser Bahjatt
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
eSports, Computer Games, Software Development, Intellectual Discussions, SciFi, Transportation, Poverty

Chris Bahl
Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Nilton Bahlis dos Santos
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Romy Bahlmann
Julie Bahn

Dorothy Bahna
New York, New York, United States

Ralph Bahna
New York, New York, United States
The fact that most smart people especially Americans don't like to think (prefer to transact) let alone change paradigms.
Reema Bahnasy
Esther Bahne
Munich, München, Germany
Tessie Bahnen
