Connecting the Unconnected: How difficult is it really? | Nicci Stewart | TEDxTUWien |
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“The source that feeds innovation and creativity is different perspectives, a different view of the world. Now, more than ever, you need to connect with those who are different, those who challenge and those who make you uncomfortable. We can no longer afford to surround ourselves with people who think, look like and experience the world like you. For the sake of innovation and creativity, for the sake of ideas that can change the world.”
Nicci is passionate about connecting people and sharing stories that give people insight into the South African entrepreneurial context and way of life. Nicci works as a consultant, based in South Africa. She works with small businesses to develop growth strategies. She also consults to institutions across Africa for the development of entrepreneurial eco-systems. Her primary objective is to create corridors between South Africa, Africa and Europe for the benefit of all entrepreneurs. Join our Event: https://tedxtuwien.at https://facebook.com/tedxtuwien Video Production: Daysatreef https://daysatreef.com https://facebook.com/daysatreef Intro Music: Hand mit Auge https://handmitauge.com https://facebook.com/handmitauge Logo Animation and Sound: Alexander Köpplmayr https://pixelkompass.at Ines Vorreiter https://www.instagram.com/happinevor 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 Nicci is an entrepreneur who is passionate about the development of entrepreneurship and is an alumna of the Austrian Leadership Programme (ALPS). She is the owner and founder of “The Why Effect”, an organization that focuses on developing strategically aligned businesses that are sustainable and in a strong position to grow. As an entrepreneur herself, she understands the daily challenges entrepreneurs face. Nicci holds diplomas both in public relations and marketing and is a qualified User Experience Designer (Red and Yellow School of Advertising and Marketing). She is a graduate of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women programme for female entrepreneurs (2014) and the Gordon Institute of Business Science Leading Women programme (2016). 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 |