What can ants teach us about leadership? More than you might expect. In this thought-provoking and entertaining TED Talk, Mr. Sym Singh discusses the unexpected parallels between the observed behaviors of an ant and effective human leadership. Through the lens of teamwork, and instinct, Me. Singh explores how life’s smallest creatures model communication, collaboration, and crisis response—and how those same principles can shape stronger and more resilent leaders. Prepare to view yourself and leadership through a new, surprising, and inspiring perspective. As the Director of Government Affairs for Scout Motors, Mr. Singh leverages his deep understanding of state government and policy to drive the company's strategic initiatives. He is particularly focused on advancing electric vehicle policy and energy policy. Throughout his career, Mr. Singh has consistently excelled in policy development and implementation, translating complex ideas into actionable strategies. Mr. Singh’s commitment to collaboration and problem-solving has fostered strong relationships with legislators, agency officials, and industry leaders. His adaptability and ability to navigate complex political landscapes have made him a valuable asset to both government and the private sector. Mr. Singh has an undergraduate degree from Lander University and a graduate degree from Liberty University. He currently lives in Greenwood, South Carolina with his wife, Nina and their three children. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx