neurodiverse leaders
stories of leaders who think outside the box
neurodiverse leaders
stories of leaders who think outside the box
stories of leaders who think outside the box
stories of leaders who think outside the box
This site tells the stories of neurodiverse leaders from the public and private sectors. Through a series of interviews and blogs it explores the practical implications of neurodiversity for effective leadership, providing insights and inspiration.
The interviews explore key questions such as:
Click on the portraits of the leaders to find out about their path to leadership, strengths and challenges of their neurodiversity and how this shapes their leadership.
Our brains are all different and work differently. The word neurodiversity is often used to describe how our brains process information. It refers to different thinking patterns or cognitive types such as ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia and tourette syndrome.
Lisi Bouchard (Civil Servant and Leadership Coach) created this website to explore and celebrate what neurodiversity can bring to leadership. For more information about why please see her blog 'Why neurodiverse leaders?'
There are some excellent organisations working with individuals and workplaces to improve knowledge about neurodiversity and to help promote neuro-inclusion including Genius within, Lexxic, The Future is Neurodiverse and results.
neurodiverse leaders