TEDxYouth@DAIS

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DAIS
Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra East
Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400098
India

Event type:: Youth (What is this?)

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Kreeanne Rabadi

A post graduate diploma holder in Early Childhood Care & Education (ECCE) from Sophia College Polytechnic, Kreeanne Rabadi began her career at ORG-MARG designing market research projects for children. She was with the company for six years, conducting research for a diverse set of clients – MTV, Colgate, Godrej Foods, etc. She joined CRY (Child Rights and You) in 2000 to lead the Resource Generation team in the Western region. Kreeanne spent five years with CRY in India, enabling her team to consistently exceed its revenue targets. In 2005 she was assigned the challenge of setting up the marketing function for CRY America, for which she moved to the US. In 2010, Kreeanne returned to India to head the Western Region as Director, headquartered in Mumbai. In her current role, she is accountable for the formulation and implementation of the regional strategy, objectives, action plans and policies.

Nick Pillow

Nick Pillow, a Literature & Performance and Theatre teacher at the Dhirubhai Ambani International School, is looked up to by many of his students due to his inspirational aura. He fuels his students’ imagination and generates truly new ways of thinking by constantly testing his students and making them think outside the box. After graduating from The University of Cambridge with a degree in English, Nick Pillow went on to teach English and Theatre at high schools in different parts of the world, while also being a stand-up comedian. He was also a part of the education department at the Royal Shakespeare Company in England.

Ramaprasad Raghavan

Ramaprasad Raghavan is an India based Social Entrepreneur. He is the Founder and Chairman of Agastya International Foundation, a Non-Profit Organization, sparking creativity and curiosity amongst underprivileged children and rural teachers. Creating communities that are curious, creative and innovative, communities that question, tinker, observe and experiment, is one of the top challenges for educators and others in the 21st century. The Aah! Aha! and Ha-ha experience in learning can help to inject the vital creative spark in education.