The Idea of creating a Billion Dollar Company | Himal Karmacharya | TEDxDurbarMarg

Himal Karmacharya, a Nepali origin, US citizenship holder is one of the most prominent speakers knows for his versatility and ideas and he proudly represents our International Speaker in the TEDxDurbarMarg.
He is the Chief Executive Officer of Leapfrog, one of the premium software company of United States . Himal led large teams at Motorola as well as enterprise applications and supply chain manufacturing at Oracle. Himal has extensive experience leading the development and delivery of large enterprise software projects. Previously, he was the VP of Engineering at VeriskHealth (division of Verisk Analytics, a publicly traded company) until its acquisition, and started and has grown two of the most successful software technology companies in Nepal. He has a bachelors and masters in EECS from MIT, and is known for his eternal optimism and his habit of successfully juggling three things at once. Himal Karmacharya, a Nepali origin, US citizenship holder is one of the most prominent speakers knows for his versatility and ideas and he proudly represents our International Speaker in the TEDxDurbarMarg.
He is the Chief Executive Officer of Leapfrog, one of the premium software company of United States . Himal led large teams at Motorola as well as enterprise applications and supply chain manufacturing at Oracle. Himal has extensive experience leading the development and delivery of large enterprise software projects. Previously, he was the VP of Engineering at VeriskHealth (division of Verisk Analytics, a publicly traded company) until its acquisition, and started and has grown two of the most successful software technology companies in Nepal. He has a bachelors and masters in EECS from MIT, and is known for his eternal optimism and his habit of successfully juggling three things at once. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@bibekjha2312]

Nepal can't compete in manufacturing sector as it is landlocked but can definitely compete for IT.
Government should focus and subsidize IT companies.

[@diwakarchettri5256]

We certainly need to bank on our resilience and typical Nepali traits that have empowered our lives to live peacefully with each other and laugh. These qualities have certainly been underestimated for too long. Thank you for the inspirational vision.

[@divyabksunar1986]

good speech

[@akashshrestha01]

Great

[@pawanparajuli1278]

make it happen, best wishes.

[@animationhouse9276]

he is my mama😍 Himal Karmacharya. Syangjali..

[@unidentifiedhomosapien645]

I feel proud❣🇳🇵

[@shobhasonar5668]

Be proud to be Nepalese

[@reshamsapkota3919]

Someone who is shooting have no idea. He should rather go to screen rather than speaker face

[@swarniimgeon574]

:)

[@sujannepal8512]

This is gold

[@sandeshsubedi9471]

Sujan Nepal
hey there😜😜😜

[@sujannepal8512]

@@sandeshsubedi9471 haha
Hello

[@akashshrestha01]

Improve camera angles

[@TamsalingDiary]

Sadly In such informative and inspiring video very less Nepalese put their presence.
What do you think the reason is ?
It’s because very less Youths aspire to be an Entrepreneur in Nepal !
Most of the people come from Village and they do not understand English well,

[@lazoro229]

No viewrs from nepal

[@stormst9195]

im from nepal

[@easter-nmgr4086]

Here m i

[@snehashrestha3347]

i am nepali too.