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

Muhammed Ejas K
Matouš Ejem
Brno, Czech Republic

Frida Ejervall
Chiwetel Ejiofor
Los Angeles, California, United States

Adisa Ejubovic
Brcko District, Bosnia and Herzegovina
I love translating as it's a gateway to different cultures.
Olivia Ek
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Germany
Bella Eka
Ni Wayan Eka Jayanti
Denpasar, Indonesia

Bethel Ekaette
Bristol, United Kingdom
Positively changing narratives.
Noble Ekajeh
Lagos, Nigeria
I'm deeply driven by the challenge of transforming Africa's pressing problems into sustainable opportunities. Nothing excites me more than turning waste into reliable energy - it's not just about solving power shortages, but about creating cleaner cities, empowering communities, and building a circular economy that benefits both people and planet. My career has been fueled by this passion for marrying innovation with impact, whether scaling tech solutions with global giants like HP and SAP or now pioneering waste-to-energy projects across Nigeria. I firmly believe Africa's solutions must be homegrown - adapting cutting-edge technologies to our unique contexts while developing local talent. For me, true success means building businesses that are both profitable and purposeful, creating systems that don't just generate returns but transform societies. What keeps me going is seeing these ventures create jobs, light up homes, and prove that with the right approach, Africa's challenges can become its greatest economic opportunities.
Gayani Ekanayake
My community. Women. Maternal wellness.
Michael Ekanem
Semenistaya Ekaterina

Ariel Ekblaw
New York , New York, United States
Earthshots and moonshots—how space technology can benefit life on Earth.
Sofia Ekebom

Ndubuisi Ekekwe
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Education, technology and African development
Mimmi Ekelund
Finland

Emirhan Eken
Ankara, Turkey
Ece Eker
Turkey
I. Cengiz EKER
Istanbul, Turkey