Planning your event
- Can TED connect me with speakers?
- How do I set up accounting and finances for my TEDx event?
- Can I run my event through an existing nonprofit?
- Can the proceeds of my event go toward a nonprofit cause?
- Why can't sponsors speak at TEDx events?
- Can I speak at my own TEDx Event?
- As the licensee, am I required to be the onstage host of my event?
- Will speaking at a TEDx conference jeopardize a speaker's chance of speaking at TED?
- What should I do if my event date conflicts with another event in the region?
- What is the difference between a TEDx event page and a TED.com member profile?
- What information should I include on my event page?
- Who is able to edit the event page on TED.com?
- I can’t access my event page manager. How can I gain access?
- The domain name/Twitter handle/Facebook page name of my event is taken. What should I do?
- My TEDx event name exceeds the amount of characters allowed for Twitter names. Can I shorten it for my Twitter account?
- Why the 100-person attendee limit? (Why can't we make our event as big as we like?
- Who should come to my event?
- Do volunteers and production staff count toward my audience limit?
- What should we do if we receive more applications than we have seats to accommodate?
- How do I webcast my event?
- How many people can I have in simulcast rooms?
- What events can I attend in order to have more than 100 people at my event?
- If my co-organizer has attended a TED Conference, can I invite more than 100 attendees?
- I've received my TEDxLive/TEDxWomen license. When will I get access to the conference stream?
- How large can my TEDxLive event be?
- I have a high-definition screen/projector -- can I get HD TED Talks to show?
- Can I feature Q&As or panel discussions at my event?
- Who do I contact with PR questions?