Join Cambridge Network for a half-day workshop to explore how organisations can move from neurodiversity awareness to embedding it in their everyday strategy and practices. Designed for leaders, managers, and HR professionals, this event will explore how neuro‑inclusion can be built into culture, operations and decision‑making in a way that creates meaningful and lasting impact.
This event will include a keynote speaker and each participant will have the opportunity to choose between two breakout sessions which will run in tandem. You will be asked to confirm which breakout session you would like to attend when you book, and the outlines for both sessions can be found below.
Keynote:
Dr Deborah Leveroy, Head of Research & Insights, neurobox.
From Awareness to Impact: Embedding Neuro-Inclusion into Organisational Culture
This keynote explores how organisations can move beyond awareness by embedding neuro-inclusion into strategy, operations, and everyday culture and how leaders can recognise the signals that inclusion is genuinely working.
In this session, Deborah will explore:
- Why awareness alone is not enough, and where organisations typically get stuck.
- How strategic intent, operational systems, and everyday culture interact to embed neuro-inclusion over time.
- The signals leaders can look for to understand whether inclusion is truly experienced, not just stated.
Breakout Sessions: Please email [email protected] to select workshop A or B when you book
A. Equipping Managers to Lead Neurodiverse Teams
Speaker: Nathan Whitbread, The Neurodivergent Coach
Understand the role of managers in recognising the strengths and support needs of neurodivergent team members and applying inclusive leadership practices.
B. Legal and Ethical Considerations in Neuroinclusion
Speaker: Sophie Whitbread, Employment Lawyer, Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
Understand the legal and ethical considerations involved in neuroinclusion, including discrimination legislation, data protection and privacy, to gain confidence in complying with the law in this area .
Venue : The Sanders Hall, Post Doc Centre, 105 Eddington Pl, Cambridge CB3 1AS. Full details about the building location, getting there and accessibility can be found here.
- Free parking a 10 minute walk from Eddington at the Madingley Road Park and Ride car park.
- The University ‘U’ bus from the city centre / Madingley Road Park and Ride also serves the West Cambridge site and stops outside the centre.
- Cycle racks available next to /opposite the building.
To book:
Cambridge Network members: £110+VAT
Non-members: £165+VAT
The Post Doc Centre, 105 Eddington Place, Cambridge CB3 1AS