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We are passionate about inclusion in the workplace

The term neurodiversity may be relatively new but differently wired brains have been around forever. It is estimated that 10-15% of the global population is neurodiverse - which includes ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyscalculia and Tourettes, amongst others.

As stigma has reduced, focus globally has started to turn towards the unique business advantages that a diversity of brain types brings to the workplace. From problem solving, creativity and hyper focus to hyper empathy and honest conversations, ND people have talent that is invaluable to your business. Diversity, including race, gender, and culture is critical - so too is differently wired brains in rapidly evolvoing business models.

This is a photo of Kate Wardle. She is a white woman with blonde hair and wears glasses. She is smiling.

  • BA (Hons) MBA and, of course, AuDHD

    Assessed later on in life as a neurodiverse, Kate’s broad work experience now makes a lot more sense.

    Kate is as comfortable in a corporate boardroom as working with small teams and startups . Her clients include Astron Energy, SBV Services, Standard Bank, and the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business amongst others.

    With a focus on employee engagement and change management, Kate has extensive experience in practical communication strategy and implementation.

    Like many neurodivergent people, Kate is passionate about making a difference and feels strongly that fostering inclusion in the workplace brings about a better outcome for everyone.

  • BSc, MBA, and likewise AuDHD

    Alex is a globally recognised technology, leadership & innovation speaker and author.

    A veteran executive, Alex has worked with blue chip companies across the globe for more than 20 years.

    Alex’s focus areas include neurodivergent empowerment and leadership, emerging technology, and the intersection of innovation, technology, business, and people.

    Alex is a founding member of the World Metaverse Council, and has served on multiple boards. She is known for her broad knowledge and straightforward and often irreverent style. Her Amazon #1 book, Risking Irrelevance, was published in 2023.

    She was finally diagnosed as neurodivergent at 40. It explained a lot.