Tania Martin is the founder of PegSquared and an experienced Neuro-inclusion consultant, speaker and trainer. She helps workplaces navigate neurodiversity at both an organisation and individual level.

From her time leading the award-winning UK’s Neuro-Diverse Centre of Excellence at EY, she provides a real world company lens on neuro-inclusion. This is underpinned by 20+ years’ experience of leading complex transformation programmes across both people and technology in large global organisations.

These skills together enable her to bring a unique perspective to organisations wanting to create neuro-inclusive workplaces. Her journey also includes navigating her own career with ADHD, diagnosed in 2022, providing a distinctive firsthand perspective on neurodiversity at work.

Maureen Hilton-Sokoloff, Founder of Maureen Hilton Strategies, is a passionate
Neurodiversity and Autism trainer, speaker, and Career Coach dedicated to empowering organizations, academic institutions, coaching schools, and individuals with neurodiversity and Autism awareness, acceptance, appreciation, and actionable strategies in both our personal and professional lives to foster a more compassionate and neuro-inclusive world.

Maureen accomplishes this by enthusiastically sharing, in each training and Career Coach session, her years of experience and education gained from 20 years at Harvard University’s Career Services and Human Resources, and over 18 years in the neurodiversity and Autism realms, including being a Career Coach for the Association for Autism and Neurodiversity (USA) and Do-It Solutions Neurodiversity Champion.

Lisa Rose is an experienced data scientist, neurodiversity consultant, and researcher, renowned for her engaging presentations that highlight her experiences and insights as an autistic and dyspraxic person.
As the Neurodiversity Awareness Lead for EY’s Neurodiversity Community, she is committed to promoting neuroinclusion within professional environments.

Currently pursuing her MEd in Autism at the University of Strathclyde, Lisa Rose focuses her research on neuroinclusion and employee experience. Outside of her professional pursuits, Lisa Rose is an enthusiastic runner and a dedicated volunteer at junior parkrun, where she champions inclusion and community building through outdoor activities. Additionally, she contributes her time as a volunteer biological recorder, helping various nature charities by surveying local species.

Marc is the Founder / Director of Diversita - a neurodiversity consultancy that works with organisations to become more neuro-inclusive. Diversita also support the neurodivergent community through their new digital platform – Diversita Connect.

He is at the early stage of an ADHD diagnosis and is the father of 2 neurodivergent children.

Ellie Thompson advocates for accessible, inclusive and honest communication. Her work is shaped and motivated by her own personal experiences overcoming disabling barriers in education and the workplace, as well as her background advocating for justice at an individual, community and global level. A prolific contributor to global publications, Ellie shares valuable insights on inclusive communications. She speaks at major inclusion events, including hosting a panel at Diversity and Ability's inaugural inclusion conference and joining discussions at the House of Commons. At Diversity and Ability, she leads the organisation's communications as they strive for intersectional, equitable disability and neurodiversity inclusion.