TEDxCanberra is being organised by acidlabs in collaboration with our dedicated volunteers and other thinkers and doers.
We’re very interested in your help if you’d like to donate some of your time, sponsorship or in kind support. Please contact us to let us know what you can do.
As we build the TEDxCanberra team, their names and roles will appear here.
TEDxCanberra Organisers
Without the people involved in the TEDxCanberra team, it just wouldn’t happen. Here are your dedicated, sleep-deprived organisers:
- Nathanael Boehm – User interaction and experience designer, photographer, musician
- Lauren Cochrane – NFP and social innovation advocate, geeking for good
- Stephen Collins – TEDx licensee and host, trouble maker at acidlabs
- Ruth Ellison – User experience designer, passionate about inclusive user experiences, chocolate appreciator, gourmand, likes robots
- Michael Honey – Designerish guy into urbanism, books, politics, outside, co-founder of Icelab
- Clare Irwin – Interested in social and environmental enterprise, inspired to create and promote change, learning lots!
- Gavin Tapp – Web nerd, musician, foodie
TEDxCanberra volunteers
Helpful run-arounders making things easier for us:
- Allison Denny-Collins
- Hannah Denny-Collins
About acidlabs
acidlabs is a small, Canberra-based consultancy that provides service and experience design, collaboration, innovation and knowledge sharing, engagement marketing and social business. acidlabs’ founder, Stephen Collins, is a TED attendee and describes himself as “Australian agent of change in corp and public culture. Experience/service designer. Social businesseer. Collaborator. Speaker. Writer. EFA Board member. TEDizen.”
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