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TEDx ALCHE. Theme: “What’s Next?”
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About the Event : TEDx ALCHE. Theme: “What’s Next?”
TEDxALCHE invites you on 5 October 2026 at the Caudan Arts Centre with one question in mind: “What’s Next?”.
Supported by the African Leadership College of Higher Education (ALCHE), the event will bring together speakers from diverse backgrounds, including education, business, culture and entrepreneurship.
This edition will explore what is shaping tomorrow: how to build more sustainable leadership, protect mental health in the face of artificial intelligence, navigate digital transformation, and learn from the past to move forward.
Open to both students and the general public, TEDxALCHE aims to be a space for reflection and dialogue, where ideas meet, perspectives are challenged, and everyone is invited to question what comes next.
The Speakers
- Sidee Dlamini, CEO of the African Leadership University
- Jeremy Ruiters, Dean of the African Leadership College of Higher Education
- Dr Stephen Naicken, Academic Director at ALCHE
- Dr Nikhita Obeegadoo: Professor of Literature - University of Chicago.
- Gabrielle Emem Harry, ALCHE Student, Cultural Strategist and Award-winning Speculative Fiction Writer
- Stéphan Gua, Chairperson of the Board of Directors of the Intercontinental Slavery Museum
- Jason Delorie, Managing Director and Partner at La Plage Factory
- Nassima Sadar-Gravier, Founder and CEO at AfroClimate
What to Expect?
- The key challenges of tomorrow — sustainable leadership, artificial intelligence, mental health and digital transformation
- Diverse voices and journeys — leaders, academics, entrepreneurs and creative professionals
- Perspectives that challenge — questioning assumptions and opening up new possibilities
- A space for reflection and dialogue — bringing students and members of the community together to discuss societal issues
- Thinking differently about the future — exploring the impact of today’s choices and developments
Practical Information
- Student Ticket: a valid student ID is required at the time of purchase.
- Outside food and beverages are not permitted.
- Please arrive early to settle in comfortably and make the most of the experience.
- The conference will be conducted in English.
Conditions
Event Location
TEDxALCHE invites you on 5 October 2026 at the Caudan Arts Centre with one question in mind: “What’s Next?”.
Supported by the African Leadership College of Higher Education (ALCHE), the event will bring together speakers from diverse backgrounds, including education, business, culture and entrepreneurship.
This edition will explore what is shaping tomorrow: how to build more sustainable leadership, protect mental health in the face of artificial intelligence, navigate digital transformation, and learn from the past to move forward.
Open to both students and the general public, TEDxALCHE aims to be a space for reflection and dialogue, where ideas meet, perspectives are challenged, and everyone is invited to question what comes next.
The Speakers
- Sidee Dlamini, CEO of the African Leadership University
- Jeremy Ruiters, Dean of the African Leadership College of Higher Education
- Dr Stephen Naicken, Academic Director at ALCHE
- Dr Nikhita Obeegadoo: Professor of Literature - University of Chicago.
- Gabrielle Emem Harry, ALCHE Student, Cultural Strategist and Award-winning Speculative Fiction Writer
- Stéphan Gua, Chairperson of the Board of Directors of the Intercontinental Slavery Museum
- Jason Delorie, Managing Director and Partner at La Plage Factory
- Nassima Sadar-Gravier, Founder and CEO at AfroClimate
What to Expect?
- The key challenges of tomorrow — sustainable leadership, artificial intelligence, mental health and digital transformation
- Diverse voices and journeys — leaders, academics, entrepreneurs and creative professionals
- Perspectives that challenge — questioning assumptions and opening up new possibilities
- A space for reflection and dialogue — bringing students and members of the community together to discuss societal issues
- Thinking differently about the future — exploring the impact of today’s choices and developments
Practical Information
- Student Ticket: a valid student ID is required at the time of purchase.
- Outside food and beverages are not permitted.
- Please arrive early to settle in comfortably and make the most of the experience.
- The conference will be conducted in English.
