She’s Not Waiting for Change...| Meharvaan Singh Anand | TEDxSHMS | Meharvaan Singh Anand | TEDxSHMS
In his TED Talk titled "She’s Not Waiting for Change—She’s Creating It," Meharvaan Singh Anand delivers a moving reflection on gender bias, the power of inclusivity, and the importance of supporting women's voices in every sphere of life. Through personal stories, cultural insights, and heartfelt admiration for the women in his life, Anand challenges societal norms and calls for workplaces—and communities—that are truly equitable. His message is clear: women don’t need to be empowered—they already have the power. What they need is an equal stage, fair systems, and genuine support to lead. This talk is a stirring reminder that when women thrive, we all thrive.TEDxSHMS March 2025 hosted at Swiss Hotel Management SchoolThis 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
Born and raised in Nagpur, India, and guided by Sikh values of service and resilience, always passionate about learning and seeking knowledge. Currently Pursuing Bachelor’s in Hospitality & Events Management (SHMS). Interned at Marriott Zurich as Night Audit. With certifications in Hotel Industry Analytics (CHIA), Inside LVMH, and WSET Level-2 Wines, alongside a Diploma from Harvard Business School, Meharvaan is committed to continuous learning, self-development, and inspiring change. 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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