TEDxNortheasternU London

Speakers

Speakers may not be confirmed. Check the event website for the latest lineup.

• Asif Sadiq

  Asif is the Chief Inclusion Officer at Warner Bros. Discovery, where he leads global strategy across diversity, equity, and inclusion. His work focuses on building inclusive cultures, shaping organisational change, and ensuring diverse voices are represented both on and off screen. With extensive experience in leadership and inclusion, Asif works at the intersection of business, culture, and social impact within one of the world’s leading media organisations.

• Grace Culver

  Grace Culver is a student at Northeastern University London studying international affairs and political science, with a strong interest in global perspectives and human connection. She is actively involved in the Model United Nations society, where she engages in discussions around diplomacy, communication, and cross-cultural understanding. Through her academic and extracurricular work, Grace explores how individuals navigate differences and build meaningful connections in an increasingly interconnected world.

• Jack Wagoner

  Jack Wagoner is a speaker, podcast host, and creator focused on the intersection of ambition, fulfilment, and personal growth. He is the host of The Grateful Podcast, a globally ranked show with over 120 episodes, where he explores conversations around mindset, success, and human potential. Alongside his work in content and speaking, Jack studies behavioural neuroscience at Northeastern University, using both personal experience and scientific insight to better understand what drives motivation, performance, and fulfilment.

• James Mathai

  James Mathai is a student at Northeastern University London studying Bioengineering and Biochemistry. He has a strong interest in the intersection of science, innovation, and human potential, particularly in how biological systems and engineering principles can be applied to solve complex real-world problems. Through his studies, James explores how analytical thinking and scientific understanding can shape new perspectives on growth, resilience, and possibility.

• Julia Clark

  Julia Clark is a Psychology student at Northeastern University London, specialising in clinical psychology. Her academic work focuses on self-perception, identity, and the psychological impact of societal standards, with a particular interest in how these factors influence confidence and wellbeing. Through her research, including her dissertation, Julia explores the intersection of beauty, perception, and mental health, bringing a critical and evidence-based perspective to widely accepted social norms.

• Sarah Lerma

  Sarah Lerma is a student at Northeastern University London with a strong interest in identity, personal development, and the factors that shape individual growth. She is particularly interested in how external expectations influence decision-making and the paths people choose to follow. Through her academic and personal experiences, Sarah explores how individuals navigate pressure, redefine success, and build a sense of self on their own terms.

• Sulayman Sayes

  Sulayman is a Legal Assistant at Bott and Co, a UK law firm specialising in consumer claims. He supports legal casework and develops experience across areas of law involving complex claims and client advocacy. Through his work, Sulayman is gaining insight into the legal system while building a strong foundation in analytical thinking, problem-solving, and professional practice.

• Wilder Carrigan

  Wilder Carrigan is a student at Northeastern University with a focus on business, corporate innovation, and digital content creation. He is particularly interested in how individuals build confidence, develop resilience, and navigate uncertainty in both personal and professional environments. Alongside his academic work, Wilder engages in content creation and innovation-driven initiatives, exploring how mindset and action shape growth and opportunity.