TEDxDetroit announces 2011 conference
Local catalysts, entrepreneurs and thinkers — TEDxDetroit is looking for you.
The date’s been confirmed for this annual conference on positive ideas and creativity, in which speakers are allotted just a few minutes to share their story. It’s all going down Wednesday, Sept. 28, in Orchestra Hall at the Max M. Fisher Music Center.
Applications are required to attend, and a $26 donation provides admission and lunch.
Find out more here — and click here to watch our favorite moment from TEDxDetroit 2010, a performance by the late-departed David Blair.
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