In the captivating TED Talk, "Mitigating Disaster Risk by Diversity and Inclusion," Rashid Khan delves into the crucial connection between diversity, inclusion, and disaster resilience. With powerful insights, he sheds light on how diverse perspectives and inclusive practices can significantly enhance our ability to mitigate and respond to disasters effectively. By embracing a range of perspectives, cultures, and experiences, we can better identify vulnerabilities, develop inclusive strategies, and build resilient communities that can withstand and recover from disasters more effectively. This thought-provoking talk emphasizes the vital role diversity and inclusion play in creating a safer and more resilient world for everyone. Rashid has extensive experience as a Global Emergency Management Expert. Top 100 Australian professional 2020-21. His professional work involved in Information and Communication Technology; Banking and Finance; Energy; Health and Community Services; Urban Precinct; Operations and Commercial Business environments in government, private and not-for-profit sectors.
Rashid holds a Master’s Degree in Computer Sciences as well as a Diploma in Application, Project and Business Development from National Academy of Technology Melbourne Australia, Certificate in Block chain Technology, and ISMS ISO 27001 – 2013 while working on his Innovation Start-up Evacovation. He has worked extensively as a senior category emergency management expert in multiple domains including Health and Financial sector in Australia.
In his career he has developed exceptional emergency management skills, along with stakeholder relationship management skills with extensive experience in successful business negotiations. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]
