The presentation will provide valuable insights into improving workplace inclusion and addressing the needs of neurodivergent talent.
Speaker
Matthew Punter
Agenda
6:30pm - Refreshments and networking.
7:00pm - Presentation – Matthew Punter.
8:00pm - Q&A.
9:00pm - Close.
Synopsis
This presentation by Matthew Punter: University of Bath, will explore the critical issues around neurodiversity in the workplace and will focus on:
- The employment trends for neurodivergent individuals and the talent scarcity challenges faced by employers.
- The key barriers preventing neuro-inclusion in the workforce.
- How technology can be redefined as a person-centred tool to support neurodiverse employees.
The session will provide valuable insights into improving workplace inclusion and addressing the needs of neurodivergent talent.
About the speaker
Matthew Punter is a psychology PhD student at the University of Bath where his research focuses on using digital technologies to increase employment rates for autistic individuals in the UK. With a strong academic foundation and hands-on experience, Matthew bridges theory and practice to tackle real-world challenges. In addition to his academic pursuits, Matthew is the founder of Employment Devices for Enhancing Neurodiversity (EDEN), a B2B SaaS start-up that simplifies the process of hiring and supporting neurodivergent employees. Through EDEN he has worked closely with businesses in tech, finance, and other key industries to design innovative, technology-driven solutions that empower employees and reduce administrative burdens on employers. In his talk, ‘How Neurodiversity Can Solve Talent Scarcity Through Technology’, Matthew combines his expertise in psychology, technology and business to provide actionable insights into solving talent scarcity while fostering inclusive workplaces.
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