About Mohamad
I am a…
Brainstormer, Business leader, Connector, Idea generator, Marketer, Photographer, Project manager, Student
Bio
I am currently studying Digital Marketing (expected to graduate in 2027) and serving as the Marketing Co-Leader for TEDx Philadelphia University 2026. My main focus is bringing together data-driven strategies, SEO, and the art of storytelling. I have hands-on experience managing projects and helping brands grow online, having worked with organizations like ThePlatform and BITAR FARM, as well as various local businesses. On top of that, I am the Project and Marketing Manager for the upcoming novel "The Tragedy of the Raven".
I'm passionate about
Building ideas, telling stories, and creating meaningful experiences. I also enjoy reading novels, learning languages, and exploring the creative side of marketing.
An idea worth spreading
I believe the real power of digital communication is how it connects people through stories. In a world full of fast content, a good story is what stays in someone's mind. When we treat our marketing campaigns like a great story, we do more than just sell an idea or a product. We build a real connection, encourage people to take action, and create a positive impact that lasts.
Areas of expertise
Content Creation, Digital Marketing, Photography, Project Management, SEO, Social Media Strategy, Storytelling
The TED story
My journey with TED started years ago as someone looking for inspiration and a way to learn more about storytelling. I was always amazed by how a short talk on a stage could change the way I see the world. Today, my TED story has become much more personal. I am very proud to be the Marketing Co-Leader for TEDx Philadelphia University 2026. For me, TED is no longer just about watching videos; it is about taking action. I am using my digital marketing skills to help local voices in my community share their unique stories and spread ideas that truly matter.
People don't know I'm good at
Chess, photography, and finding unique places around Jordan. I enjoy observing details, whether through a camera lens or across a chessboard.
