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PHOTOS: TEDxMaui a Success, Next Year’s Event Planned

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By Maui Now Staff

TEDxMaui, a local version of the world renown TED Conference (Technology, Entertainment, Design) took place at the MACC on Sunday, January 22.

The following are photos of the event, provided by authorized photographers Jessica Pearl and Peter Liu (taking photos/video inside the venue was prohibited).

The event appeared to be a complete success, with no obvious incidents or hiccups on the day, and all 600 tickets sold (extended to another 100 to bring the audience to 700 after the Old Lahaina Luau purchased them for Maui high school students). Problems were widely reported with the online live stream, however, with video coming through patchy at times.

Co-Producer and TEDx license-holder for the event Katie McMillan said that she planned to organize another TEDxMaui for next year.

Full speaker and performer list at TEDxMaui.com

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See previous coverage for more info:

TEDx Conference Coming to Maui

Scroll between photo pages 1 through 3 via the links at the bottom of this story.

Aerial view of the MACC's Castle Theater at TEDxMaui. Photo by Jessica Pearl.

The TEDxMaui 2012 Team. Photo by Peter Liu.

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TEDxMaui organizer Katie McMillan. Photo by Peter Liu.

Maui Taiko group performing at TEDxMaui. Photo by Peter Liu.

View of the early bird groupings of TEDxMaui attendees at the MACC. Photo by Jessica Pearl.

Speaker Gary Greenberg. Photo by Jessica Pearl.

Speaker Dr. Pualani Kanaka‘ole Kanahele. Photo by Jessica Pearl.

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Speaker D. Elizabeth Kapu'uwailani Lindsey. Photo by Peter Liu.

Speaker Lisa Kristine. Photo by Peter Liu.

Speaker Vincent Mina. Photo by Peter Liu.


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