Bosco Leslie Martis, the renowned choreographer, shares his inspiring journey in the world of dance and filmmaking. Bosco’s story is one of passion, persistence, and breaking boundaries. In this candid conversation, he delves into the challenges he faced, the creative process behind his choreography, and the lessons he has learned along the way. Bosco Martis is a renowned Indian choreographer and filmmaker known for his electrifying dance sequences in Bollywood’s biggest hits. His work on chart-topping songs like Senorita (Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara), Jai Jai Shivshankar (War), and Tauba Tauba (Bad Newz) has set new standards in dance choreography. Blending contemporary, hip-hop, and Indian styles, he creates visually stunning performances that captivate audiences. Winner of multiple awards, including a National Film Award, Bosco has also ventured into filmmaking with Rocket Gang. With a career spanning over two decades, he remains a trailblazer in India's dance and entertainment industry. 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

Dr. Neema Bisht, a dentist-turned-entrepreneur, shares her inspiring journey of breaking societal and self-imposed boundaries to build a successful career beyond traditional expectations. From overcoming language barriers and career setbacks to stepping into the corporate world and founding CareerInPharma, she highlights the power of courage, adaptability, and perseverance. Through personal anecdotes and real-life transformations, she encourages the audience to challenge their fears, embrace change, and carve their own paths—because beyond fear lies true success. Dr. Neema Bisht is the Founder and Director of CareerInPharma, an entrepreneur, and a former dentist with a passion for helping healthcare and life sciences professionals make careers in the pharmaceutical industry. After years of clinical experience, she moved to a corporate role in a leading pharmaceutical MNC in Bengaluru. Looking at the need in the industry, in 2019, Dr. Neema Bisht founded CareerInPharma, India’s first ISO-certified online training institute in healthcare training and was awarded multiple times as the "Best Pharma Training Institute of the Year". Since then, it has trained over 5,000 students globally, helping people get jobs in pharma companies. Her mantra in life is to always be ready. 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

一位曾經在高一時數學考過兩次30分、大學聯考失利的人。退伍後，我選擇半工半讀，在預拌混凝土公司搬水泥、跑工地，也是在那時，我下定決心：「我要成為業界第一。」皇天不負苦心人，我一步步學、一點點爬，終於在2006年創立了「拜寧騰能集團」，從台北起家，拚出屬於自己的天地。在這場演講中，我想跟你分享我的真實人生：那些低谷的夜晚、孤單的抉擇、一步步走過來的堅持。我也會分享，是什麼讓我即使在最艱難的時候，也從未放棄夢想，甚至在心中，悄悄醞釀著下一個未來的種子。 嘉賓講者——陳勝騰 SHENG-TENG, CHEN - 高一時期有過2次數學30分，大學聯考沒考上，退伍後，半工半讀，在預拌混凝土公司上班，當時就下定決心做業界第一⋯皇天不負有心人，⋯然而又有一個新的聲音產生⋯於是在2006年在台北創業-拜寧騰能集團，競競業業一生懸命努力至今。 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

We all have big dreams—but what if waiting for the "perfect moment" is holding us back? In this talk, discover why action beats hesitation, why failure fuels progress, and why the secret to success is simply starting. Ninad Thakur is a visionary facilitator, leadership coach, and founder of The Eleos Project, an initiative committed to fostering compassionate leadership in schools and communities worldwide. Over the past four years, he has led 200+ sessions, empowering 2,500+ students across 15+ schools in India and reaching communities in Indonesia and Uganda. His innovative approach creates safe spaces for individuals aged 15 to 75 to explore leadership, mental well-being, and authentic communication. With national conference experience and a passion for empathetic education, Ninad inspires transformative social change by truly igniting global potential. His dynamic energy and visionary insights consistently empower audiences. 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

Discover the secret to meaningful connections in this inspirational TEDx talk by Jared Fujishin, PhD.Have you ever wondered how some leaders seem to effortlessly create loyal followings? Or met a person that everyone just seemed to be drawn to?In this talk, award-winning lecturer and Fujishin Consulting (https://www.FujishinConsulting.com) founder unpacks a simple way to build meaningful connections and create teams that people want to be a part of.Based on his research and delivered in a friendly, story-driven way, listeners will leave encouraged knowing that the ability to connect is not a talent some people are magically born with, but the byproduct of a framework anyone can employ— in the home, at work, and beyond.Join WVC’s Communication Studies Department Chair as he gives insights on how to be an influential, engaging, and trust-building leader worth following. Jared is an award-winning lecturer, researcher, and communication consultant with a passion for helping leaders build meaningful connections through elevated communication skills. Since founding Fujishin Consulting, Jared has worked with numerous clients to enhance their leadership influence and connective communication skills.With years of experience, Fujishin knows what it takes to help leaders increase relational capital and rapport. His teaching, grounded in the latest research and communication literature, is synthesized and adapted for high-impact practicality. Moving beyond mere academic rhetoric, Jared desires to help leaders be "different by dinner", teaching concepts that can be put into practice the very day they are learned. While he loves his job and helping come alongside leaders to improve their cultures and themselves, his primary and most important calling is being a loving husband to Sweet Aurora and a devoted father to Asher. 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

What if the most meaningful conversations in your life weren’t spoken at all? This talk explores how we can foster deeper connections by transcending language barriers—learning to communicate not just with people, but with the quiet dialogue of the world around us. Katre Okan is an IBDP 2 student at the International School of Hyderabad, studying History, English Language & Literature, and Math AI at Higher Level. Having lived across India, South Korea, Greece, and Turkey, she has developed a deep interest in politics and art. In this talk, she challenges the notion that language defines connection, arguing that true communication happens through shared human moments, energy and unspoken understanding. "What if the most meaningful conversations in your life weren’t spoken at all?" she asks. 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