Yu-Ning Lee

Activist, Brainstormer, Concerned citizen, Connector, Consultant, Entrepreneur, Event planner, Explorer, Idea generator, Job-seeker, Performer, Student, World traveler

This is Yu-Ning from Taiwan, a Master in Management student at ESCP Business School who's genuinely passionate about all the topics in and around the digital economy. I am currently a Co-President at DigiB ESCP Society and the lead organizer for TEDxESCPBerlin. With this amazing team of people who share the same goal for "shaping digital minds," aiming at building up the digital hub for ESCP students; we'd also want to carry on the TEDx initiative with our ESCP community and around to share the ideas worth spreading.

Digital economy, digital transformation, and everything in and around digital. Also, I am passionate about language learning, cultural exchange, and every means that gets me to experience the above-mentioned enthusiasm. For example, traveling but not merely sight-seeing; couch-surfing but not merely hotel- or Airbnb-visiting. I do believe in the power of genuine and heartful exchanges with people, and I am always glad to hear from others' life stories and sharing my own ones.

I think "Appreciation" and "Uniqueness" are the two most important human values that mobilize and structure our societies. Without appreciation, we will not be seeing others positively; at the same time, we will not reflect the good and the bad we see in people back on ourselves. Realizing our "Uniqueness" gives us strength. It empowers us to believe in what we do, which is crucial when we are faced with uncertainties and risks. We shall remember that each and every one of us is unique and there is so much to be discovered in different ways - and that uniqueness in us is what makes us ourselves, which is the foundation of societies with diversity.

Automobile, Brainstorming, ConnectedCars, Ecommerce, Emobility, Languages, ProblemSolving

My connection with TED started early. It has been one of the amazing sources of language training for me as a language-major student. I am now more than glad that I could be supporting and proceeding with the TEDx initiative as a Co-organizer at my university with a group of people who share the same passion, which is to make the ideas heard, discussed, and get people inspired through our TEDx events.

I am good at dancing, specifically, street dancing as a Hip-Hop dancer. I was once a President for Street-culture Dance Club back in high school. That was the time when everyone was basically fighting for higher scores in order to get into a better college, while my dance partners and I were frantically I love with this culture. True passion never fades. Even as now that time has passed, the culture has been deeply rooted in my life. Though I don't do any self-choreographies and performing them on stage anymore, the groove inside me will never disappear. (It shows up whenever I hear of good music!)