Victor Becerra

Activist, Brainstormer, Change Agent, Concerned citizen, Connector, Consultant, Educator/Teacher, Entrepreneur, Event planner, Explorer, Global soul, Idea generator, Policy maker, Producer, Project manager, Promoter, Scientist, Social entrepreneur, Startup, Student, Technologist, World traveler, Writer/Editor

Victor can hardly be separated from the TEDx movement in Caracas. In 2015 he organized the first TEDx of the Central University of Venezuela and revived the TEDx movement in the city. Since then he has worked tirelessly to build the largest community for the dissemination of ideas in the country. He has been an organizer, curator, producer, editor and even host of TEDx events in Caracas and in 2019 he received a scholarship to attend the TEDXSummit in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, where he came into contact with TEDx organizers from around the world and received the TEDxCaracas license. Social psychologist from the Central University of Venezuela, a firm believer in the principles of transparency, collaboration, sharing ideas and horizontal empowerment to build a better society, is the creator of Big Ideas ca, a company with a social profile dedicated to the dissemination of knowledge and communication and is co-founder of Generación en Red, an organization that develops social and educational projects to apply these principles in politics, society and the economy.

I am passionate about the work I do in a non-governmental organization called Generacion en Red and that seeks to create an open source society more transparent, more collaborative and sharing more and better Ideas. I have begun to take the steps to create a group of people in various Venezuelan universities to create TEDx events throughout the country.

Cooking, culture science, curation, Network science, Organizational Psychology, video editor, Wriiting - Blogs, articles, Write . . . stories you want to tell

I learned about TED by Eduardo Santoro, a professor of social psychology who is a member of the second promotion of psychologists of Venezuela, has 70 years and is one of the most active men I know, continually reviews TED and is current with most conferences, and thanks to him i first got the inspiration to implement the spirit of ideas worth spreading, then the urge to offer something to my student community. Then i contacted Octavio Rodriguez, who participated in the 2012 TEDxUSB and thanks to his support i learned the concept of TEDx, that was what inspired me to bring to my university an event that would rescue the values ​​of the first academic study of the country house, the Central University of Venezuela.

Cooking, making stories of everyday life, camping, scuba diving,