We’re looking forward to seeing you tomorrow, 28 Nov at 9:00am

‘TED Talks on Design Ideas Worth Spreading’ will be the largest and most diverse gathering of TED fans in Singapore with >300 people.

Here’s the latest list of people who you’ll meet: http://www.TEDxSingapore.sg/DesignFestival2009peeps

It will be held at:

Ngee Ann Auditorium, School of Accountancy, Level 3
Singapore Management University
MAP: http://www.SMU.edu.sg/campus/map/

To secure a seat, please arrive by 9:00am and be seated by 9:30am.

Late-comers may not be able to get a seat, and will only be admitted at suitable times between screenings.

TO BRING – CHECKLIST

1) Create your own unique name tag with 3 Talk-To-Me-About fields (or use the attached template).

2) Bring some sheets of A4 paper plus a marker, crayon, pencil, or pen.

3) Bring your favourite drink (bottled or can only) — This will *NOT* be for your own consumption.

NOTE WELL:

1) SILENCE YOUR ELECTRONIC DEVICES – Please switch all your electronic devices to silent mode, and refrain from using your mobile or laptops during the entire event and screenings. This distracts and will spoil the experience of your fellow attendees seated around and near you.

2) EAT BREAKFAST FIRST – There will be no breaks during the programme itself which will end at 11:35am, to be followed by conversation breaks till 12:00pm.

3) LUNCH AT NOON – Your’e invited to continue conversations at self-pay lunches at Olio Dome SIngapore Art Museum, Delifrance, KopiTiam across Bras Basah Road, and nearby eating venues.

4) HERE’s A MAP: http://www.SMU.edu.sg/campus/map/

5) NEAREST PARKING — basement SMU School of Business via Stamford Rd, basement SMU Admin Building and NTUC Income via Queen St, National Museum, YMCA, Peranakan Museum.

We’re excited and looking forward to this Sat and this amazing and unprecedented gathering.

Wish you a TED-rific week ahead !

Curatorial teams
TEDx Singapore and TEDxGreen

As part of the Singapore Design Festival 2009, TEDxGreen and TEDxSingapore is jointly organising a public event themed Design Ideas Worth Spreading. This event features videos of thought-provoking ideas and talks from TED Conferences. Participants will learn, share and engage in conversations about these ideas and their own, and be inspired to make a difference in their world and lives.

Design encompasses more than making great products, and includes everything that humanity does and creates, and is also about our continual search for ideas and solutions to questions that affect all of us: How can we design a better world to live in? Live a greener, self-sustainable existence on this planet? Lead happier lives? Be more creative? Create a future we can believe in?

Date: 28 November 2009, Saturday

Time: 9am to 12pm (registration and networking from 9am to 9.30am)

Venue: Singapore Management University, School of Accountancy, Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium, Level 3

This event is open to the public and there is no charge for admission, but
registration is required. To register, visit our website: http://www.tedxsingapore.sg/DesignFestival2009.php.

View the Design Ideas Worth Spreading press release.

Image credit: Singapore Design Festival 2009

Green Future Solutions is a Singapore-based business that promotes environmental awareness and action for a green future, through our network of green websites, events, presentations, publications and consultancy. We are the publisher of Singapore’s leading websites on the environment, including AsiaIsGreen, Green Business Times and Zero Waste Singapore.

About TEDx

In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TED has created a program called TEDx. TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience.

At a TEDx event, TED Talks videos and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x=independently organized TED event.

The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized (subject to certain rules and regulations).