Bedő Imre mélyen meg van győződve arról, hogy munkája szolgálat, és ha valakinek megadatik, hogy előrébb lásson, mélyebb összefüggéseket értsen, akkor nem csak a felszíni, aktuális piaci trendek mentén kell lépnie, hanem bátran vállalnia kell a kényelmetlen, takarásban lévő okok asztalra tételét is. Hisz abban, hogy megoldásként tudni kell az emberek bevonásával új trendet indítani és merni kell őket vezetni, elől menni egy jobb világ felé. As a young man, he travelled around the world, and although being a Christian, he took a sip of Confucianist, Buddhist, Hinduist, and Islamic cultures. When everyone else was heading inwards, at the age of 23 he quit politics. After graduating college he settled down at a Hungarian bank, from where he was seduced by another sector, so at 26 he became the leader of a large industrial enterprise as the youngest manager of the country. At the age of 40, he decided to dedicate his knowledge, network, energy and his entire self to a social cause. Ignoring the spirit of the times and the warnings about opposite trends, he was committed enough to create the Men’s Club movement, that draws attention to the modern marginalisation of men regarding their families, their education and community building, to their crucial role played in holding together their families, and in the success of the next generation. Three of his published books are multiple bestsellers.fé 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