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
Stacey Reason

Alma Reasoner
Santa Tecla, El Salvador
Zuhayr Reaz

Jovana Reba
Novi Sad, Serbia

Weronika Rębacz
Wrocław, Poland
Racim Rebouh

wail Rebouh

Arianna Rech
Loughborough , United Kingdom

El ourouba Reda
Casablanca, Morocco
Innovation, communication, difference and Music

Khalid Reda
Zagazig, Egypt

Devayani Reddi

Sophie Redding
Wuhan, China

Will Reddy
Newport News, Virginia, United States
Ankita Reddy
Anshu Reddy
Hyderabad, India

Bora Sridharshana Reddy
Kochi, India

Geethika Reddy
Hyderabad, India
Pranav Reddy
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Punya Reddy

Rohit Reddy
Hyderabad, India

sashaank reddy
Nagpur, India

Satya Manjunadha Reddy
HYDERABAD, India
I Am really passionate about adding value to other people and fighting for the common
interests of people. I always wanted to represent people of the community and provide
them with the best resources within my abilities. I also wanted to use education to fulfill
the dreams that I mentioned. Based on all these, I figured out that a political consultant is
what I’m looking for. Since my childhood, I always wanted to hold positions and wanted to represent people. During my schooling, I held posts like Head boy and so on. In college too, I’m holding a lot of positions of responsibility. For this reason, I think TEDxVNRVJIET is a great opportunity for me to add value to the people of my community.
One more thing is, when I took responsibility, I faced a lot of challenges like building stuff
from scratch, convincing people, negotiating, etc. but nothing stopped me because of my
passion to serve people.
Shreya Reddy

Srikeerthana Reddy
Rajasthan, India
I feel that everyone has a right to be happy. We often judge the success or failure of a country by such metrics as GDP and per capita income, whereas factors such as the quality of life and happiness are usually ignored or used as secondary or even tertiary indicators of performance. This has created a culture of development without a conscience and is at the heart of a multitude of problems leading to unsustainable goals that damage the environment and, in the long run, jeopardize the future of the human race. Countries such as Bhutan have led by example. Their groundbreaking emphasis on a “Happiness Index,” is helping the Bhutanese people lead simple, yet fulfilled lives. This also is at heart of another issue which is extremely important to me and that is the environment. As a high-school student, I led two rallies to seek policies that would help mitigate climate change and reduce plastic usage. I believe that a healthier environment will help us lead happier lives and I plan to continue to work towards making the largest contribution to this goal that I can.