Summary:

Kevin Rabinovich is a student involved in the intersections of ideas, youth, technology, design, and education.

Most notably, he is the founder and curator of TEDxYouth@Columbia, South Carolina’s by-youth, for-youth organization that unites high school students around the power of ideas. He has also worked with organizations ranging from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to CodeDay, a 24-hour hackathon for high school and college students.er.

A recent media roundup:

* Kevin’s ‘me’ page

* Kevin’s Twitter

* Project Kazimierz in the iTunes

Summary:

An interview with Peter Cowley for the launch of CAMentrepreneurs in New York, recorded in April 2017. CAMentrepreneurs was founded in December 2016 to promote entrepreneurship among the alumni of Cambridge University, current Students and others. Working in a similar way to the relationship between TED.com amd TEDx-es, we launch in cities where there is a local leader ready to take the initiative and organise events and activities with a minimum of support from myself and Peter.

A recent media roundup:

* CAMentrepreneurs web page

* CAMentrepreneurs official listing with Cambridge University

* CAMentrepreneurs Facebook Group

* CAMentrepreneurs Facebook page

* CAMentrepreneurs Linkedinin page

* Peter Cowley’s web page

 

* Project Kazimierz in the iTunes

 

 

Summary:

This is part 2 of the talk given by Krysia Griffith-Jones about her life story during the WWII.

Talks given by a Polish Second World War survivor about being a refugee in 1939, arrest and imprisonment by the Soviets. Her trek to join the Anders Army and other wartime experiences. Why have this talk as part of the Project Kazimierz podcast ?

Krysia Griffith-Jones says in her talk that one of the ideas that kept her and the other prisoners enslaved by the communists fighting to survive – was the thought that they must live – to tell the world of the Soviet crimes. It’s a privilege to use the Project Kazimierz podcast as part of that process. And particularly relevant now, as powerful forces try to gloss over what the USSR stood for.

Wojtek Narebski ended his talk with the statement “ My message to TEDxKazimierz is “if you are lucky enough to be alive and free – and to have a family – you should appreciate your family – and do something worth doing with your life” . Entrepreneurs need inspiration – and I hope people like Wojtek and Krysia inspire you – as much as they inspire me.

 

A recent media roundup:

* A life well lived | Wojciech Narębski at TEDxKazimierz

* Wojciech Narębski: Wojciech and the Bear

 

* Project Kazimierz in the iTunes <- Please leave us a review here

 

 

Summary:

This is part 2 of the talk given by Krysia Griffith-Jones about her life story during the WWII.

Talks given by a Polish Second World War survivor about being a refugee in 1939, arrest and imprisonment by the Soviets. Her trek to join the Anders Army and other wartime experiences. Why have this talk as part of the Project Kazimierz podcast ?

Krysia Griffith-Jones says in her talk that one of the ideas that kept her and the other prisoners enslaved by the communists fighting to survive – was the thought that they must live – to tell the world of the Soviet crimes. It’s a privilege to use the Project Kazimierz podcast as part of that process. And particularly relevant now, as powerful forces try to gloss over what the USSR stood for.

Wojtek Narebski ended his talk with the statement “ My message to TEDxKazimierz is “if you are lucky enough to be alive and free – and to have a family – you should appreciate your family – and do something worth doing with your life” . Entrepreneurs need inspiration – and I hope people like Wojtek and Krysia inspire you – as much as they inspire me.

A recent media roundup:

* A life well lived | Wojciech Narębski at TEDxKazimierz

* Wojciech Narębski: Wojciech and the Bear

* Project Kazimierz in the iTunes

Summary:

Talks given by a Polish Second World War survivor about being a refugee in 1939, arrest and imprisonment by the Soviets. Her trek to join the Anders Army and other wartime experiences. Why have this talk as part of the Project Kazimierz podcast ?

Krysia Griffith-Jones says in her talk that one of the ideas that kept her and the other prisoners enslaved by the communists fighting to survive – was the thought that they must live – to tell the world of the Soviet crimes. It’s a privilege to use the Project Kazimierz podcast as part of that process. And particularly relevant now, as powerful forces try to gloss over what the USSR stood for.

Wojtek Narebski ended his talk with the statement “ My message to TEDxKazimierz is “if you are lucky enough to be alive and free – and to have a family – you should appreciate your family – and do something worth doing with your life” . Entrepreneurs need inspiration – and I hope people like Wojtek and Krysia inspire you – as much as they inspire me.

 

A recent media roundup:

* A life well lived | Wojciech Narębski at TEDxKazimierz

* Wojciech Narębski: Wojciech and the Bear

 

* Project Kazimierz in the iTunes <- Please leave us a review here

 

 

Summary:

Talks given by a Polish Second World War survivor about being a refugee in 1939, arrest and imprisonment by the Soviets. Her trek to join the Anders Army and other wartime experiences. Why have this talk as part of the Project Kazimierz podcast ?

Krysia Griffith-Jones says in her talk that one of the ideas that kept her and the other prisoners enslaved by the communists fighting to survive – was the thought that they must live – to tell the world of the Soviet crimes. It’s a privilege to use the Project Kazimierz podcast as part of that process. And particularly relevant now, as powerful forces try to gloss over what the USSR stood for.

Wojtek Narebski ended his talk with the statement “ My message to TEDxKazimierz is “if you are lucky enough to be alive and free – and to have a family – you should appreciate your family – and do something worth doing with your life” . Entrepreneurs need inspiration – and I hope people like Wojtek and Krysia inspire you – as much as they inspire me.

A recent media roundup:

* A life well lived | Wojciech Narębski at TEDxKazimierz

* Wojciech Narębski: Wojciech and the Bear

* Project Kazimierz in the iTunes

Summary:

Ralph Talmont is the Curator of TEDxWarsaw, a consultant on creativity and innovation, a photographer, has a position in Warsaw’s University of Social Sciences and Humanities and is a friend.

A recent media roundup:

* Ralph’s Linkedin

* Ralph’s Twitter

* “So Good They Can’t Ignore You”

* SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities

* Guy Kawasaki – The Art of the Start “Hire Infected People”

* Custom Biography as gifts https://storyterrace.com run by Robert Desmond, a TEDxKazimierz speaker

* Ride For The Living & The JCC | Jonathan Ornstein and Robert Desmond | TEDxKazimierz

* ED talk Bill Gross Why Timing is so important to startup

* SKK the company that invested 8 years too early – under my leadership

* What SKK sells

* Royal Navy Leadership Training from 1970s

* How to Start a Startup – Later-stage Advice (Sam Altman)

* TED talk – Why work doesn’t happen at work – Jason Fried

*

“The Pig – not the Lipstick” is the title of Ralph’s forthcoming book. See his Twitter thread of the same name

* meble.pl

* Recommended Books by Alex Manu

* Recommended Books by Ed Catmull | Pixar

* The Year Without Pants

* Book reviews Derek Sivers

*

TEDxKazimierz.com –

and our idea/Speaker nomination form

* Project Kazimierz in the iTunes

Summary:

Russell Hicks is a successful professoinal standup comedian, based in London, but originally from the United States, This is the not the first Project Kazimierz podcast with someone other than a classic entrepreneur, but it is the first with the special new “Showbiz” intro.. enjoy.. Richard has written up is reflections on the interivew here

A recent media roundup:

* Russell Hicks website

* Russell Hicks Videos

* Russell Hicks YouTube

* Off The Grid Podcast with Russell Hicks

* “Art for f**cks sake” Podcast with Russell Hicks

* If you want to get an insight into the way he thinks start with The Sad Clown Paradigm”

* If you want to book him his agent is Delphine at BeyondCompere.

* BeyondCompere Twitter

* TEDx Shoreditch

* John Cage

* Louis CK

* Joe Sinclitico – Karate (Stand Up Comedy)

* Pippa_Evans wikipedia

* Sunday Assembly

* Pippa_Evans website

* Pippa Evans youtube

* Glengarry Glen Rose

* Tim Minchin – UWA

* Cal Newport So good they can’t ignore you

* How to start movement Derek Sivers

* Bad Lieutenant

* Maus

* The Big Sick

* Project Kazimierz in the iTunes

Summary:

Asaf Navot is the founder of Home Made in London, a fast growing residential property service which is both cheaper and better than existing services.

Prior to founding his startup Asaf did an MBA at Insead, was a consultant with Bain Private Equity Group and Wilson Perumal, and served in the Israeli Armed Services.

A recent media roundup:

* Asaf’s Linkedin

* Home Made website

* manager tools

* Richard’s blog post about Five things that he has learned from Asaf Navot

* Project Kazimierz in the iTunes

Summary:

Dawid Ostrowski is startups and technology enthusiast, who loves to work in areas where humans and machines meet to create amazing new products and services. He is experienced program manager with strong technical background, who knows how to create and maintain relations with people, establish priorities for complex projects and execute across multiple organizations, according to long-term objectives.

Dawid has worked in Poland, USA, Germany, Belgium and The Netherlands and truly values diversity of international working environment. His most visible characteristics are: individualization (when dealing directly with people), ideation&intellection (inexhaustible source of new concepts) and strong communication (experienced trainer, community manager). He is also an activator constantly impatient for action. Big fan of TED talks and REWORK book by 37signals.

A recent media roundup:

* Dawid’s Linkedin

* Google Developers Program

* Project Kazimierz in the iTunes