The number of late-diagnosed neurodivergent adults is steadily increasing, with up to 53% of professionals in industries such as tech identifying with brain-based differences like Autism, ADHD, and Dyslexia. Following decades of stigma, the workplace landscape is changing, with employers now recognising that neurodiversity makes an important contribution to diversity of thought within teams, which, in turn, drives better performance, creativity, and innovation.

Join Beaumont People for their first event of 2025! This expert-led event will feature a presentation by the CEO of ADHD Australia and neurodiversity expert, Melissa Webster, who will share strategies and practical tools leaders can use to build neuroinclusive workplaces. A panel discussion will follow, where Melissa will be joined by lived-experience speakers and industry experts.

Learning outcomes:

What it takes to build a truly neuroinclusive workplace.
How to leverage the unique strengths of neurodivergent professionals.
Practical tips for managers on how they can support neurodivergent individuals and teams.

Meet the Panellists

Matt Tice
Board Chair of ADHD Australia
Matt has held a number of Board and advisory roles. He is currently the Chairman of ADHD Australia, the Chairman of a leading engineering firm, and an Advisory Board member of several health-tech, green-tech, and ed-tech start-ups.

Tom Tutton
Executive Manager, Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect)
Tom trained as a Clinical Psychologist in the UK and has worked for Aspect for 18 years. He supports Autistic people in challenging situations in schools, family homes, and communities through direct service, training, writing, and research.

Shaheen
Founder and Learning Designer, Ta'leem Consulting
With over a decade of experience in learning design, she's on a mission to make learning and leadership more inclusive for all.

Antoinette Spear
General Manager, Autism Swim
Antoinette transitioned from a career in Wealth Management and tech-startups after her son’s autism diagnosis in 2022 opened her eyes to a new world and inspired a career shift. Now, as General Manager of Autism Swim, she combines her career experiences with purpose-driven work for this global Australian-based charity.