Perth 2013
OCTAGON THEATRE UWA, 26 OCTOBER 2013
This independent TEDx event is operated under license from TED.
TEDxPerth is coming to the Octagon Theatre on October 26th to expose some of Perth's big ideas. Witness riveting, insightful and powerful talks by remarkable people offering unique perspectives and "ideas worth spreading".
THANKS FOR JOINING US AT TEDxPERTH 2013 For the second year running, TEDxPerth returns to the magnificent and newlyrefurbished Octagon Theatre to bring together twelve brilliant thinkers, observers and change makers and seven outstanding performers to share their ideas, stories and passion with over 700 of Perth’s most curious minds. We set out a little under two years ago believing that Perth, in its own way, is as remarkable as any other city in the world. We believe there exists notable, inspiring and awesome individuals, teams and communities that should have a forum to share ideas and challenge our views and attitudes. We believe in the power and catalytic potential that is inherent when more than 700 of Perth’s most ambitious, inquisitive and motivated people gather in one place. The phenomenal response to TEDxPerth 2012, Western Australia’s first large-scale TEDx event, confirmed that these beliefs are not just ours - they are shared by the community. In response, we have since hosted a number of events; including simulcasts of TED and TEDGlobal and the intimate Unplugged salons. The demand for today’s event was so overwhelming that the decision was made to expand the venue capacity and to simulcast to the Northbridge Piazza, the Concourse in Sydney and online around the world. Indeed, TEDxPerth is now the second-largest TEDx event in Australia. The event today is only possible because of the enthusiasm and drive of more than 30 volunteers who contributed over 2,500 hours to bring it together. Similarly, local organisations that share our vision and passion contributed resources - financial assistance and in-kind support - and it is their generosity that make today the event it is. TEDxPerth 2013 is more than just about today, more than just a gathering and more than just a conference – it is an opportunity to be inspired by the remarkable and to be challenged by the provoking. We thank you for sharing this journey.
Joel Miller Creative Director/Curator
Linh Le Executive Producer
HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF TEDxPERTH 2013 TALK TO SOMEONE NEW.
There is a reason all of you are here today, and the attendees are every bit as extraordinary as the speakers. Serendipitous encounters at TEDxPerth could lead to new perspectives, friendships and collaborations. You never know what a new connection might lead to.
LEAVE YOUR SCREENS IN YOUR BAG OR POCKET.
We all love our technology, but the TEDxPerth speakers deserve your attention. Laptops, tablets and smartphones are a distraction – not just for you, but also for those around you. To preserve an immersive experience, we ask you to silence your mobile phones when in the theatre and leave devices in your bag. If you wish to tweet or blog during the event, please sit in the back rows of the theatre.
SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCES WITH OTHERS.
If you blog, take photos or tweet, help us spread the word by using the #TEDxPerth hashtag. Take photos (note: no flash inside) and share your experiences with friends and family during the event.
ASK FOR HELP IF YOU NEED IT.
If you have any questions or problems, visit the registration desk or track down anyone wearing a TEDxPerth shirt.
VISIT PARTNER SPACES.
The TEDxPerth event is only possible due to the generosity of our partners. Please take some time during the breaks to visit our partners and have a conversation around their “ideas worth spreading”.
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SPEAKERS, MCs PERFORMERS
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MC MERI FATIN Enjoying the mental acrobatics of talking with bright, creative and articulate people is Meri Fatin’s favourite pastime and, as a producer at 720 ABC Perth and presenter on RTRFM, she has a myriad of opportunities to do so. Meri came late to the world of media, having earlier worked in human resource management and as a qualified Pilates instructor. But the media has so many priceless moments and she’s in for the long haul. What other career could afford such highlights as reading the newspaper for half an hour when you get into work, getting “hung up on” during a live interview or presenting a live broadcast from TEDxPerth 2012? As a mother of five, she reads aloud every night and feels that a job as a UN Peacekeeper could be in her future.
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MC JAMES MCHALE James McHale made the switch from corporate law to journalism in 2009 when he joined ABC News as a reporter and newsreader. In 2011, he began anchoring Western Australia’s flagship ABC News bulletin, weeknights at 7:00pm. In early 2013, James was appointed anchor of the ABC’s Early Edition national bulletin, screening daily across the country at 5:30pm on ABC1 and ABC News 24, as well as a separate WA version. In addition, James moderated the 2013 WA State Election Leaders’ Debate and was a key part of the coverage from the ABC’s Election Centre on poll night. He has played inline hockey for more than a decade, captaining both the WA and Australian teams, and is a recent convert to ice hockey. Winner of the Clear Speech Award (2012), James is also an authorised civil celebrant. In his spare time, he enjoys red wine, mid-1960s Lambrettas and those old-fashioned sunglasses that young people seem to like these days.
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MC JAMES DE LEO James De Leo is a producer, comedian and military historian. He is a two time Triple J Raw Comedy State finalist and a National Finalist in the Green Faces comedy competition. His live performances include the Melbourne Comedy Festival shows Let the James Begin, Not Without My Porter and James De Leo: Live, which earned him the People’s Choice Award at Perth’s 2011 Wild West Comedy Festival. He has solidified his live comedy credentials performing stand-up internationally in London, Glasgow, Edinburgh and most recently New York. Since beginning his television career as a presenter and producer on ABC’s FLY TV he has appeared on and written for programs such as The New Inventors and Stateline, AFI award-winning comedy Double The Fist and recently co-wrote and produced the comedy documentary The Arecibo Message for SBS1. An avid writer, James recently published the second of 6 comedy books in the Learn about: series and is nearing completion of a work of non-fiction about the Vietnam War. His latest solo show will debut at the 2014 Perth Fringe Festival.
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MC BONNIE DAVIES Bonnie Davies is a comedian and facilitator based in Perth. After debuting her first solo show in Edinburgh 2011, she was nominated for ‘Best of the Fest’ in Perth in the same year. In 2012 she won ‘Best Local Comedy’ at FRINGE WORLD Festival and is currently touring Australia, New Zealand and regional Australia. She now manages her alter ego ‘Famous SHARRON’ who is rapidly gaining a loyal fanbase and following. She’s an experienced and sought after MC and facilitator with the ability to make formal proceedings personal, engaging and memorable.
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PERFORMER TIM SOUTH Tim South was born in 1965 and grew up in Melbourne. After he finished school, he briefly studied electronic engineering at The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, then changed paths entirely and decided to study music. In 1988, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music from the Victorian College of the Arts. That same year, he toured Europe with the Australian Youth Orchestra and auditioned successfully for a position with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, which he still holds. He has taught cello at Churchlands and Perth Modern schools, and he continues to pursue chamber music interests. He purchased his Luis and Clark carbon fiber cello at the start of 2012 and has used it exclusively since then. He also owns a valuable French cello made in 1852 by Charles Adolphe Maucotel. In his spare time, Tim dabbles in web development and photography.
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SPEAKER KYLIE STURGESS Kylie Sturgess is a part-time Philosophy teacher, award-winning podcaster and full-time media student who investigates and reports on paranormal and pseudoscientific topics and how they intersect with popular culture. Kylie has lectured on teaching critical thinking, feminism, new media and anomalistic beliefs worldwide. In 2010 and 2012 she was the MC of the Global Atheist Conventions, and more recently has lectured at the New Zealand Skeptics Conference on science communication and skepticism. In 2011, she published a book of podcast transcripts, The Scope of Skepticism and was awarded the Skeptic Magazine’s Ockham Award for best podcast that year. Other projects include the 365 Days of Philosophy site, social media coordinator for IFLSLive in Sydney and social media wrangler and science blogger for ScienceRewired.
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SPEAKER MAT WELCH Dr. Mat Welch is a research fellow at the University of Western Australia. After completing a PhD in childhood leukaemia in 2012, Dr Welch wanted to explore the role of epigenetics in controlling the genome of complex multicellular organisms. He turned to honeybees as a unique model organism due to the numerous behavioural and physical differences that can exist between bees which have essentially the same genetic sequence. Dr. Welch now works at CIBER, the Centre for Integrative Bee Research at UWA, researching honey bee genetics, reproduction and immunity. Dr Welch aims to give an insight into the fascinating world of honeybee society where no one gives orders and yet everyone obeys.
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SPEAKER ANNIE FOGARTY Annie Fogarty has been the Executive Chairperson of the Fogarty Foundation since 2000, when she and her husband Brett established the foundation. The foundation aims to directly benefit individuals and the community through encouraging endeavours of excellence in education, leadership, the community and life. Having graduated with an Arts degree from The University of Western Australia, Annie’s work in marketing and public relations has primarily been in the tourism and arts sectors. In 2008, Annie and Brett were both awarded Honorary Doctorate Degrees in Letters from the University of Western Australia and Annie was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in 2013 for her services to education. Annie is involved in a number of boards and committees, including the Roseworth Primary School Board, the Fremantle Press Board, The University of Western Australia’s Senate Development Committee and the Centre for Social Impact WA Advisory Group. Annie has experience in public and private stakeholder engagement and liaison, project management and development of effective partnership relationships.
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SPEAKER HAMISH JOLLY Hamish Jolly is an ocean swimmer and kite-surfer. He has a diverse career oriented to innovation, commerce and sustainable business. Hamish is a Director and Co-founder of Shark Mitigation Systems as well as Biogass Renewables Pty Ltd, a waste-to-energy company. In 2006, Hamish was awarded in the Western Australian Business News 40 Under 40 recognising the top 40 business leaders under 40 years of age. Hamish holds formal qualifications in Project Management and in Technology Innovation and Commercialisation. Formerly Director of Strategy and Ventures at BankWest, Hamish was responsible for group strategy and mergers and acquisitions. He is a qualified Chartered Accountant and Hamish holds a number of board positions including with Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority Board of Management (Kings Park). Hamish most recently consulted as the Chief Executive Officer of Greening Australia, Australia’s largest environmental not-for-profit organisation, and was formerly a Director of Ajilon, where he was part of the leadership team for one of the top 3 management and technology consulting firms in Western Australia.
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SPEAKER SHANI GRAHAM Born in Jamaica but raised in Canada by Australian parents, Shani Graham experienced self-sufficiency from an early age. Her first passion was education and she spent most of her teaching career working with students with disabilities, before moving into educational management roles in schools. Her final principal posting was at Fremantle Primary School. In 2006 Shani and her partner Tim realised the world could not continue on its current path, so they opened The Painted Fish - short-term accommodation with a sustainability focus. Interest in the business exploded and Shani and Tim found themselves running regular Living Smart courses, gardening days and tours. In 2008, Shani was instrumental in the creation of the Hulbert Street Sustainability Fiesta, an event to encourage community, sustainability and resilience in Perth suburbs. The Painted Fish has since closed and Shani now focuses her time on a new business venture with Tim called Ecoburbia. The couple have recently moved to a bigger property, which they are transforming into multiple homes with shared facilities, complete with a veggie garden, chickens, goats and a bee hive.
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PERFORMER CATHIE TRAVERS & GLENN ROGERS Cathie Travers’ musical journey has taken her across the spectrum of contemporary music, roaming from rock to classical, the avant garde to the tango, esoteric electronica to electro-acoustic jazz, gypsy and folk, with many other stops, ethnicities and adventures along the way. She is a composer and vocalist and plays the keyboard and accordion. Her work has been featured in arts and music festivals, and concerts across Australia and around the world. Like Cathie, Glenn Rogers has played and composed in diverse styles, such as North Indian, South Indian and European classical, Brazilian, third stream, R&B, bebop, rock and 20th century classical. He is a guitarist composer accomplished in both jazz and classical guitar. Glenn has performed with symphony orchestras in concert venues and festivals in Amsterdam, Belgium, India and Australia.
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SPEAKER DAVID JOSKE Professor David Joske’s vision is to “re-humanise” modern cancer care. He strives for all cancer patients to have an open-minded team supporting them to feel empowered to tackle their illness in their own way. As Head of Haematology at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (since 1994), his clinical and research interests include the treatment of lymphomas, palliative care in haematology and supportive care in cancer. With more than 50 peer-reviewed publications in medical literature, he is the founder and chairman of the SolarisCare Foundation, which administers over 7,000 complementary therapy treatments to Western Australian cancer patients annually. A John Curtin Medallist and a three time Australia Day Council Australian of the Year finalist, David’s dream is to re-establish supportive communities for cancer patients in western societies.
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SPEAKER NIKOLAJS ZEPS Dr. Zeps is a PhD scientist involved in translational research in breast, gastrointestinal and gynecological malignancies. He runs a translational research program at St. John of God HealthCare (SJOGHC) that includes biobanking and molecular diagnostics integrated into clinical care. He is currently developing a national strategy for research for SJOGHC as Group Research Coordinator. On top of this, Dr. Zeps is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the School of Surgery and Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of Western Australia and at Notre Dame Medical School. He is also a member of Research Committee of the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) of Australia and the NHMRC representative on the working group for the Global Summit of National Ethics Committees operated by the World Health Organisation and the Ethics and Policy Committee of the International Cancer Genome Consortium.
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SPEAKER CARINA HOANG At age 16 Carina Hoang escaped war–torn Vietnam on a wooden boat with her two younger siblings and 370 other people. She survived harrowing conditions in a refugee camp in Indonesia before being given the opportunity to go to the US. Since then, she has earned a Bachelor of Chemistry, Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Gender and Cultural Studies, and a Masters in Business Administration and has worked in the semiconductor, biotechnology, and healthcare industries. After settling in Perth five years ago she has made a pledge to raise the awareness of ‘boat people’ and their stories. She also assists families from different parts of the world to search for graves of their loved ones in former Indonesian refugee camps. Carina’s book, Boat People: Personal Stories from the Vietnamese Exodus 1975–1996, received a silver medal in the 2012 Independent Publisher Book Awards (USA) and she was inducted into WA’s inaugural women’s Hall of Fame in 2011. In June 2012, she was appointed Special Representative to the UN Refugee Agency’s Australian charity.
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PERFORMER LILT Fronted by Louise Penman, Lilt feature pure, biting vocals and powerful, intimate melodies while Matt Mclean’s textural synthetic production drives the music’s electronic soul. Together with Chris Honey, Lilt creates moments of vocal fragility, while dense clouds of synths merge with system shaking subs, bass growls, and menacing drums. Their debut EP Swim (2012) exceeded all expectations and gathered rave reviews and accolades, including RTRFM’s Local Feature EP and WAM Song of the Year nominations. Lilt also received Triple J airplay for Can’t Hear and Winter Sleep Rework, including play on Home and Hosed with Dom Alessio - a true testament to the diversity, accessibility and depth of their sound. With a brand new seamless live show and drummer, the next batch of Lilt material is decidedly more dance, with elements of UK garage and drum and bass in the mix, while retaining their trademark creative, forward thinking textures, compelling arrangements, and engaging, crystalline vocals. With a raft of exciting projects coming up in 2013, Lilt are definitely a band to keep your eye on.
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SPEAKER MIKE DAUBE Professor Mike Daube has been a leader in tobacco control and public health for four decades. He is currently a Professor of Health Policy at Curtin University and Director of the Public Health Advocacy Institute and the McCusker Centre for Action on Alcohol and Youth. Before moving to Curtin University in 2005, he was Director General of Health for Western Australia and Chair of the National Public Health Partnership. Professor Daube is President of the Australian Council on Smoking and Health (ACOSH) and Co-Chair of the National Alliance for Action on Alcohol. He has been active in public health for almost 40 years. In 2012, he was awarded the Luther L. Terry Distinguished Career Award at the 15th World Conference on Tobacco or Health for his creativity, leadership, persistence and commitment to policy reform on alcohol and tobacco.
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SPEAKER GRIFFIN LONGLEY Griffin Longley is an award-winning journalist, weekly columnist with The West Australian Newspaper, manager of a program for atrisk kids called Midnight Basketball, father, and CEO of Nature Play WA. Before that he had a short and inglorious career as a basketball player and worked as a cook, bartender and stonemason. He began his journalism cadetship in 2001 at the Bunbury Herald and Southwest Times, moved to The West Australian in 2002 and then into feature and column writing in 2004. Griffin left the newsroom in 2007 after his eldest daughter fell ill and began working as a freelance columnist focussing on issues around childhood, families and the modern world. In 2010, Griffin helped the WA Department of Sport and Recreation build Nature Play WA Inc. to promote the importance of unstructured play outside and in nature. Nature Play WA is now a successful organisation with an international reputation for innovative programs that increase awareness of the benefits of unstructured play outdoors.
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SPEAKER CARLY BARRETT Carly graduated from Architecture 10 years ago and has since worked in the architecture, landscape, interior and urban design industries. In 2005, responding to the lack of creative opportunities in Perth at the time, Carly launched uni.fied - a group of recently graduated architects and designers who came together to hold exhibitions of their work. A Dulux Study Tour Prize recipient, Carly met Victoria Thornton in 2011, founder of Open House Perth, and soon became their founder, board chair and creative director. Open House Perth is an event which celebrates high quality design in Perth, with the inaugural event attracting almost 50,000 visits. It was also the recipient of the 2013 Australia Day Premier’s Prize for Community. In 2013 Carly co-founded +Design in WA, a site that celebrates great design in WA across multimedia.
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SPEAKER MILES BURKE Miles Burke has been online since 1993, and involved in designing and developing websites since 1994. He has a Diploma in Commercial Art, from way back in the day of bromides and calling typesetters. Since 2002, Miles has been Managing Director of Bam Creative, an award-winning digital agency based in WA. He is the author of The Principles of Successful Freelancing and a regular writer and public speaker on all things digital. Miles dedicates much of his time to volunteer work. He was the Founder and Chairperson of the Australian Web Industry Association (2002 - 2010), Board Member and Secretary of the Western Australian Internet Association (1999 – 2004), and has served on a number of not for profits for the last two decades.
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PERFORMER SAM PERRY Three years ago, Sam Perry emerged from his bedroom into the Western Australian Music Industry with a performance that left people mesmerised. Sam uses effects to manipulate his voice to sound like instruments alongside a loop station, which he then users to layer several tracks together, recording them live on the spot to create his songs. Ranging from ethereal dubstep rhythms and dirty drum ‘n’ bass beat boxed beats to grimey hip-hop, Sam’s dexterity allows him to deliver unique performances. He has played many local festivals, including Parklife, Summadayze, Laneways, Rottofest, Hyperfest and Ratfest (Sydney). Sam also featured on a track by producing duo Black & Blunt that reached number 1 on the Triple J Unearthed Dance Chart and is nominated for WAMi Song of the Year 2014. Sam is currently touring Germany and recording his sophomore LP, which is due out early 2014.
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PARTNERS TED is a non-commercial enterprise, and all TEDx events are not-forprofit. TEDxPerth is therefore only possible thanks to the generous support of a select group of companies and organisations committed to supporting the transformative power of ideas.
PRINCIPAL PARTNER
With comprehensive, industry-focused courses, an emphasis on innovative teaching and research, and partnerships with more than 90 universities worldwide, it is no wonder that Curtin is Western Australia’s most preferred university.
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PARTNERS MAJOR PARTNERS
The Sunday Times & PerthNow provide an effective and trusted environment to communicate with over 796,000 highly engaged West Australians across print, web, tablet and mobile platforms.
TEDxPerth is taking place today on the grounds of The University of Western Australia, one of Australia’s leading universities with an international reputation for excellence in teaching, learning and research.
TEDxPerth is taking place today within the City of Subiaco, a vibrant inner-city local government that is renowned for its quality of lifestyle, cultural interests and vibrant business sector.
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PARTNERS FOUNDATION MEDIA PARTNER
720 ABC Perth broadcasts high quality, relevant and entertaining radio programs, reflecting the issues and opinions that matter most to the people of Perth.
AFFILIATE PARTNER
The University of Western Australia boasts some of Australia’s most distinctive and exciting venues, from the sumptuous Winthrop Hall to the magical Somerville Auditorium.
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PARTNERS AFFILIATE PARTNER
The UWA Cultural Precinct presents a dynamic, creative and intellectually rigorous program of exhibitions, concerts, theatre and dance that amplify current concerns, flag future issues and provide a perspective from which to view the past.
COWORKING PARTNER
Spacecubed provides space for entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs from different sectors and backgrounds to work and collaborate on their projects and has provided a space for the TEDxPerth team to meet and develop their ideas.
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PARTNERS PRODUCTION PARTNER
With a specialisation in creating effective TV Commercials and Corporate Videos, Sandbox is managing today’s simulcast of TEDxPerth as well as providing graphics for the simulcast and the TEDxPerth videos that will be produced.
POST PRODUCTION PARTNER
MurderBird PRODUCTIONS MurderBird Productions is a small digital film production company committed to creating high quality content in the form of short films, music and corporate videos and is supporting the post-production of videos of today’s talks from TEDxPerth 2013.
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PARTNERS WINE PARTNER
Wise Wines offers a total wine & food experience with stunning views over the native forest & Geographe Bay and is providing a gift to TEDxPerth’s speakers, performers and MCs as a token of our appreciation.
SOCIAL MEDIA PARTNER
Generative Communications manages TEDxPerth’s Facebook account, and helps organisations build trust and support through positive training in workplace communications and social media management.
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PARTNERS SOCIAL MEDIA PARTNER
Talk Social Media offers tailor made solutions for the Travel & Tourism industry, assisting them to develop their online marketing and social media strategy.
TEAM CLOTHING PARTNER
Desam proudly sponsored team uniforms for TEDxPerth’s volunteers while offering high quality corporate uniforms and casual wear to cater everyone’s needs.
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PARTNERS MOBILE APP PARTNER
ShowGizmo - the only event app you need; Use our apps at your next event - join the hundreds of event organisers who are mobilising with us.
TECHNOLOGY PARTNER
PerthICT is a leading provider of technical services within the education sector and is providing free wireless internet and team computers at today’s event.
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TEDxPERTH CREW Anita Adhitya - Speaker Coach & Liaison Tanisa Banaszcyk - Assistant Producer, Producer - Unplugged Badi Bayly - Photographer Phil Berrick - Graphic Designer Amy Broadfoot - Communications Strategist Gavin Buckley - Speaker Coach & Liaison Adil Bux - TEDxPerth Inc. - Board Member Scooter Byrne - Stage Manager Caine Chennatt - Production Director Sol Cinetto - Post-Production Manager Aaron Clements - Partnerships Manager Luke Copley - Speaker Coach & Liaison Simon Dawkins - TEDxPerth Inc. - Chairman Karen de San Miguel - Marketing & Communications Lead Meg Delahoy - Operations Director Bobby Ditric - Partnerships Manager Nico Fiore - Webmaster Brad Giles - Partnerships Director Mara Korstanje - Art Director Tennille Kroemer - Production Assistant Alex Krstevski - Partnerships Manager Melissa Langdon - Social Media Manager Linh Le - Executive Producer Tam Le - Assistant Producer, Project Officer Clint Logan - Simulcast Producer Chloe Lyons - Online Editor Joel Miller - Creative Director, Lead Curator, Licensee Michal Napora - Creative Consultant Portia Odell - Assistant Producer Ian Olszewski - Operations Manager, Partnerships Manager Mara Papavassiliou - Assistant Curator Marc Phillips - Art/Science Installations Co-ordinator Prue Pike - Social Media Manager Kira Rikkers - Publicity Writer Anika Schmotter - Photographer
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TEDxPERTH CREW Clara Soh - Volunteer Manager Daniel Tay - Networking & Simulcast Co-ordinator Galen Townson - Treasurer, Ticketing & Registration Manager Ai-Ling Truong - Catering Manager, Partnerships Manager Richard Watson - Videographer Rachael West - Speaker Coach & Liaison The TEDxPerth team would also like to extend a big thank you to all of our event volunteers on the 25th and 26th of October 2013.
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SPECIAL THANKS All of our partners Rob Lines and the University Theatres staff The Australia & New Zealand TEDx organisers community Our Facebook & Twitter community And you.
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Curtin University is the Principal Partner for TEDxPerth 2013. We believe a single thought can change the world. Innovation is more than creativity; it’s about bringing great ideas into reality. It’s the successful introduction of something new and what Curtin has always strived for. We believe that people who bring ideas to reality can make the world a better place. The world is changing, and we need people who share our ambition to shape a better future. Together, we want to make tomorrow better.
Perth 2013 CRICOS Provider Code 00301J / MF CUCC000005 Curtin University is a trademark of Curtin University of Technology
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About TEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED- like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x=independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.
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