5 December @ 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
5 December @ 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
5 December @ 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

How to Get Leadership on Board with Neuroinclusion

Diverse thinking drives innovation, creativity, and stronger teams. But for true neuroinclusion to take root in an organisation, we know leadership support matters – and it’s not easy.

Join this webinar with a panel discussion all about how to influence and gain buy-in from the top.

Why having support from leadership matters

When leadership supports neuroinclusion, it sets the tone for the entire organisation.

It empowers teams, encourages openness, improves well-being and creates a culture where everyone feels valued and understood.

Without this commitment, even the best intentions can fall short.

Driving neuroinclusion for ED&I managers and neurodiversity champions is a continuous journey.

But how do we get neuroinclusion a seat at the board table?

We’re excited to bring you this session with different perspectives from CareScribe’s team, including neurodivergent Founder and Director Dr. Rich Purcell and People Team, Jane McColl and Elle Chappell.

 

You’ll hear from a range of different voices, and leave with an understanding of:

The importance of top-down and bottom-up communication

The common challenges that different stakeholders face

How to speak the language of leadership and frame neuroinclusion at work

The power of role modelling: how disclosure at all levels encourages safety

Image of Colin Foley, speaking at the Skill Sessions in-person event in November 2023.
Photo of attendees in discussion at Skill Sessions in-person event in November 2023.

Who is this webinar for?

The Skill Sessions series is perfect for EDI, HR, disability and inclusion professionals.

This particular webinar is for EDI leaders, and neurodiversity champions advocating for positive change and more inclusive workplaces.

Although everyone is welcome to all Skill Sessions events, this webinar intends to educate decision-makers in an organisation to help provide better support to individuals.

Speakers

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Dr. Richard Purcell

Founder & Managing Director

Dr. Richard Purcell is the co-founder and director of Bristol-based assistive technology company, CareScribe.

Rich is an NHS doctor and entrepreneur, developing innovative assistive technologies to promote accessibility and inclusion in education and the workplace.

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Elle Chappell

People Director

Elle is a Senior Business Leader and our People Director at CareScribe. She’s spent several years working with a range of businesses, advising boards and executive teams through time of transition and growth to make impactful business change. She’s responsible for the creation and delivery of our people strategy at CareScribe, ensuring we’re focusing on the right things, at the right time for the organisation.

Jane McColl has shoulder length blonde hair and is wearing a grey jumper, she is smiling at the camera.

Jane McColl

Senior People Manager

A Senior People Manager who is passionate about changing the face of HR driving thoughtful, kind and authentic people-focused initiatives.

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Claire Dibben

Director of Marketing @ CareScribe

Claire is the webinar host and Director of Marketing at CareScribe, an award-winning assistive technology company based in Bristol.

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Webinar: Neurodiversity

5 December @ 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

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