APPLICATION FORM 2021

Personal Details
Name BALAJI GANESH S
Roll No. & Mobile No. 9042348926
Section D
IIMA Email ID p21balajis@iima.a.in
Undergraduate (Course & College) B.E Mechanical engineering from College of Engineering Guindy

Brevity will be appreciated, exceed the word limit only if necessary for the flow of your submission.
Feel absolutely free to reach out in case of any doubts.

1. What according to you is the idea, or concept behind a TED event? (in not more than 30
words)

According to me, TED event is a platform which helps millions of audience to hear about the
story of a person, their struggle, emotions, victory and failure.

2. Have you ever attended/organized a TEDx event before? If yes, please elaborate your
experience. Else, reply with NA. (max 30 words)

NA- But I regularly watch TEDx videos on youtube and listen to TED talks on Spotify in
the gym while working out.

3. Which of the following cells of the club would you like to contribute to as a member?
State your order of preference (1 for the cell with your highest order of preference and 5
for the least). Applications in multiple departments will be given priority.
a. Content Curation (Speaker Cell) - 4
b. Marketing - 2
c. Corporate Communication (Sponsorships) - 3
d. Design - 5
e. Logistics/Event Management - 1
4. What relevant qualities do you bring to the team in light of the department you are
interested in? Please substantiate with 2-3 bullet points by complementing these qualities
with instances/achievements from your life.

 Prior experience in organizing events – conducted 25+ events with 4000+

“Believe and act, as if it were impossible to fail.”

– Charles Kettering
 participants during college

 Prior experience in logistics – Logistics co-ordinator for department symposium

responsible for procurement, vendor negotiation and cost savings.

For any Queries/Clarifications Contact:

Ritvick Kapoor (Coordinator, TEDxIIMAhmedabad)
Mobile/WhatsApp: 8960898143 | Email: p20ritvick@iima.ac.in

“Believe and act, as if it were impossible to fail.”

– Charles Kettering