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How do I become a TEDx organizer?
How to Organise A TEDx Event
- Choose an Event Format.
- Devise an Event Programme.
- Apply for a TEDx License.
- Recruit a Team.
- Select a Venue and Design Your Event.
- Confirm Your Speakers.
- Create A Budget.
- Promote Your Event.
What does a TEDx curator do?
Curator(s) This person decides who will be speaking at your event. Much of the time, the lead TEDx organizer is also the curator, but we suggest to many organizers that they create a selection committee (or curation team) of multiple people, so you can provide different perspectives when choosing speakers.
How much is a TEDx license?
Fees are set according to company size and support the non-profit TEDx platform. Most licenses range between $10,000 – $100,000 USD per event.
What is a TEDx organizer?
TEDx is a grassroots initiative, created in the spirit of TED’s overall mission to research and discover “ideas worth spreading.” These events are not controlled by TED, but event organizers agree to abide by our format, and are offered guidelines for curation, speaker coaching, event organizing and more. …
Why become a TEDx event organizer?
By organizing a TEDx event, you will have the opportunity to create a truly unique event that will unleash new ideas, inspire and inform. A new organizer? What is a TEDx event? What a TEDx event is and isn’t. Your responsibilities TEDx takes time, and effort. The basics What you need when applying for an event.
Can the audience of my watch party change places with TEDx?
The audience of your watch party should not change places with the audience at your main event. TEDx talks and events cannot be broadcast on television or on-demand TV. TEDx events cannot be streamed or incorporated into any audio programming (radio, podcasts, etc), with the exception of a 30-second excerpt.
Is there a guide to organizing a TED talk?
The good news is we have a comprehensive guide to help you along the way. Our organizer guide provides general instructions and best practices from TED’s experience hosting conferences and sharing ideas since 1984. This guide is highly recommended for both new and veteran organizers. At every stage of event planning, it should be your first stop.
How do I make sure my event is not a TED event?
Make clear in all communications that your event is a TEDx event—an independently organized TED-like event—and is not a TED event. You should never communicate “TED is coming to (my city)…” Make clear that you are a TEDxEventName organizer, and not an employee of TED.