Are you a Maverick? Why the Future Belongs to the Bold! | Aravind Krishna | TEDxDSATM
It challenges the audience to step outside the norm and embrace unconventional
thinking. It celebrates those who dare to defy limits, take risks, and shape the future with fearless
innovation. In a rapidly evolving world, it’s the bold, disruptive thinkers—the mavericks—who lead the
charge toward progress. Dynamic executive with over two decades of diverse global experience across IT services and hands-on entrepreneurship. A passionate horticulturist with almost a decade of growing and marketing experience. He has a successful track record of leading Digital Transformations, multimillion-dollar MarTech programs, and high-impact business models. Founder of a pioneering farm-to-fork start-up, reflecting innovation, adaptability, and community-building. Continuously curious and driven to learn, build, and lead in uncharted territories. 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
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