In an awe-inspiring talk about his journey of overcoming the language barrier, from studying in a local elementary school to interacting with people from a wide diaspora, from being scorned at by his superiors for not being ‘proficient’ in English to mesmerizing people at a global level, Naveen Suman talks about the need for incubating and supporting people’s language at the ground level itself to make them confident enough to express their ideas freely.
With the start of Naya Sawera, based on a concept of peer to peer learning, Naveen Suman has become a motivation for hundreds of children providing them with a platform to hone their talent. Not giving up and instead of seeing it as an opportunity to bounce back even higher, he has proven everyone wrong and shined against all odds.
The winner of the Schneider Go Green 2019 and the National Start-up award 2020 in the energy sector, Naveen Suman is a budding entrepreneur and the co-founder of Aloe ECell Pt. Ltd.
The winner of the Schneider Go Green 2019 and the National Startup award 2020 in the energy sector, Naveen Suman is a budding entrepreneur and the co-founder of Aloe ECell Pvt. Ltd. Cherry on top, he also heads the Big Street Mart as the CEO. With their sharpness and genius, Naveen Suman along with Nimisha Varma came up with the idea of the Aloe batteries. What fueled the recognition of their innovation? Their topnotch confidence and brilliant thinking helped them stand their ground in the finals and succeed as global winners. What does it take to make the world a better and sustainable place to live in? Working on their inquisitiveness, they took aloe extracts, added a few herbal constituents used in beauty products and medicines to form their battery electrolyte, which they then named Green Batteries. Such young minds giving rise to these efficient ideas, push everyone to lend a selfless hand in saving our future. As the two young founders rightly say ‘It’s time to go green’. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx