TED Community

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

Thierry Coup

Thierry Coup

Winter Garden, Florida, United States
Ying Couper

Ying Couper

Kim Coupounas

Kim Coupounas

United States
I’m passionate about amplifying the power of business to advance an equitable and regenerative future for humanity and our planet. I relish building organizations, communities, and collaborations that lead to positive impact and systemic change. At Leaders’ Quest, I’m thrilled to be cultivating game-changing collaborations and courageous leaders to address today’s complex global social and environmental challenges.
Clémentine Courbe

Clémentine Courbe

Marissa Courchesne

Marissa Courchesne

Benjamin Courchia

Benjamin Courchia

Miami, Florida, United States
Medical Innovation
Emily Courey Pryor

Emily Courey Pryor

Kaye  Courington

Kaye Courington

Aliki Courmanopoulos

Aliki Courmanopoulos

Project management, travel, making new friends and exploring new places. Sharing stories about changing the world through projects.
Kellie Cournoyer

Kellie Cournoyer

Camille Cournut

Camille Cournut

Bernardo Courrege

Bernardo Courrege

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
TED Courses

TED Courses

Vincent Courson

Vincent Courson

Dublin, Ireland
Elise Courteille

Elise Courteille

France
Thibaut Courtin

Thibaut Courtin

Gregoire Courtine

Gregoire Courtine

Geneva, Switzerland
Science and technologies that can improve patients' quality of life.
David Courtney

David Courtney

Clothilde Courtois

Clothilde Courtois

London Uk, United Kingdom
Languages, literature, travel, environmental issues, capoeira, salsa.
Valérie Courtois

Valérie Courtois

Happy Valley - Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Indigenous Guardians and Indigenous-led conservation
Lucie Couset

Lucie Couset

José Cousillas Rey

José Cousillas Rey

Daphné Cousin-Martin

Daphné Cousin-Martin

France
Lori Cousino

Lori Cousino

Dallas, Texas, United States
I'm passionate about teaching and learning, and inviting opportunities for curiosity and connection. I love helping students find their voices and celebrate who they are. In doing so they always seem to be able to celebrate others as well. As I have watched our culture grow progressively more polarized over the last few years, I have realized we must be explicit and intentional in educating our students so they can be a part of reversing this trend. I am passionate about all things creative, and I am inspired by people who have thought outside the box to solve a problem, whatever that problem might be. I want to instill these characteristics in the students at my school, and the best way to do so is by providing opportunities to listen to the stories of others, share our own stories, and find where they intersect.