Generate New Ideas With Neurodiversity Speakers 

Did you know 15 to 20% of Australians are neurodivergent? This means businesses of all types and sizes can benefit from recognising and celebrating the different ways people’s brains work and how those differences make us stronger. Discover how to unlock new perspectives, innovative ideas and creative solutions by empowering neurodivergent people in your workplace with our neurodiversity speakers.

These individuals have lived experience with neurodiversity and can share unique perspectives with your audience, whether through their personal stories or cutting-edge research that shows the benefits of embracing neurodivergence in our workplaces and communities. 

 

Mike Knapp

Neurodiversity helped propel Mike Knapp as a leader in tech. Discover innovations that aren’t immediately obvious. Fuel his creativity and problem-solving abilities. It’s why he considers his ADHD and autism a “superpower”. A serial entrepreneur and founder, Mike is proof of how neurodiversity can drive success for businesses while ensuring everyone’s unique contributions are valued.

Ben Sorensen

Entertainer and inclusivity advocate Ben Sorensen channels his ADHD and dyslexia into his creative work, captivating audiences with his humour and distinctive voice. Using his platform across radio, television, and live events, Ben raises awareness about neurodiversity, inspiring us all to see our differences as strengths.

Gry Stene

Discover the power of diverse thinking with Gry Stene, a tech trailblazer and champion of creating spaces where everyone can thrive. Having spent over 30 years advocating for neurodiversity and inclusion, she is known as the “Tech Whisperer” and is a big believer that diverse teams drive innovation. Through initiatives like IT Girls Rock and STEAM Engine Global, she helps integrate neurodiverse talent into the tech industry.

Josh Thomas

Comedian and actor Josh Thomas uses his platform to bring neurodiverse narratives to life. After being diagnosed with ADHD at 28 and autism at 33, he’s learned to understand himself better and help others do the same. His experience on TV means he understands the impact of positive and realistic representations, driving him to share his own experience, challenge stereotypes and foster greater understanding through shows like Please Like Me and Everything’s Gonna Be Okay.

Seamus Evans

Empowering neurodiversity with humour and breaking barriers with his advocacy, Seamus Evans is an incredibly dynamic entertainer and speaker who uses his diagnosis of Tourette Syndrome to challenge misconceptions and promote neurodiversity. A funny and inspirational storyteller, he empowers others to embrace their differences and advocates for more inclusive environments where neurodiverse individuals can thrive.

Milo Wilkinson

Using her expertise in behavioural science, Milo Wilkinson focuses on creating inclusive environments for neurodiverse individuals. With her deep knowledge of human behaviour, Milo consults with corporations and high-performance teams to integrate neurodiversity strategies, ensuring all voices are heard and valued.

Kristen Hansen

A leader in neuroleadership, Kristen Hansen uses neuroscience to promote inclusive leadership practices and champion the benefits of embracing neurodiversity in the workplace. As the founder of EnHansen Performance, she has trained thousands of executives worldwide, emphasising the power of diverse thinking in creating thriving businesses.

 

Dr. Fiona Kerr

Founder of The NeuroTech Institute, Dr. Fiona Kerr is another remarkable individual who advocates for neurodiversity by merging neuroscience and technology. Her research focuses on the neurophysiology of human connection and how emerging technologies impact neurodiverse individuals, driving inclusive design that benefits everyone.

Interested in booking one of our neurodiversity speakers for your event? Call us now on 1800 334 625 or make an enquiry online.