
About Hiral
I am a…
Athlete, Change Agent, Connector, Educator/Teacher, Engineer, Explorer, Foodie, Global soul, Idea generator, World traveler, Writer/Editor
Bio
I am a learning and develpment leader with almost 13+ years of experience in diverse corporate industries: Automobile, Healthcare & IT. Throughout my career, I have contributed to impacting business outcomes with different learning initiatives, More than 100+ Training sessions concluded successfully with the active participation of 6000+ Participants.
I am a diligent self-starter, consistent Learner, and avid networker, always seeking opportunities for growth and development and I relish a challenge.
One thing I firmly have faith in, while achieving our accomplishments, we should always find ways to give back to the society and community.
I'm passionate about
Failing Forward to Become the Best Version of oneself; Emphasizing on the transformative impact of building a community based on shared experiences of failure and the collective pursuit of success.
Encouraging everyone to embrace the value of open dialogue, empathy, and mentorship in their own communities, fostering an environment where individuals can thrive and grow together.
Areas of expertise
AI, coaching, content design, Content Writing, E learning design, Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders, Mentoring, planning & execution, Problem solving, Public speaking, Reimagining Learning, Strategic thinking
The TED story
I remember the day vividly, a quiet afternoon amidst the bustle of my everyday life. Frustrated and seeking inspiration, I found myself mindlessly scrolling through the internet, hoping to stumble upon something that would reignite my passion for learning and personal growth.
In fact, I found TED ED, so compelling that I used a TED ED riddle as an icebreaker during one of my training sessions. The response was astounding—participants were engaged, enthusiastic, and delighted to be part of it. This reinforced the transformative power of TED in both my personal and professional life.
Things you might not know
Playing the tabla, a pair of hand drums from the Indian subcontinent. reading and distilling books for a wider audience. Expert in both Indian and myths from other cultures.