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As part of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, The Power of Events Advisory Board member Amanda Wrathall (Edinburgh International Conference Centre), was keen to explore industry perceptions and understanding of neurodiversity. This research builds on the questions raised during recent panel discussions at International Confex in February. It aims to contribute to the ongoing development of support for the events industry in fostering neuro-inclusive practices and advancing the wider inclusion agenda.

The research explores how aware event professionals are of neurodiversity and what steps, if any, they take to create a more neuro-inclusive environment. The project took place on the app at the end of March and received a wealth of responses. “Our goal is to establish industry-leading standards for neuro-inclusion, so we can create events where everyone has the opportunity to contribute and thrive,” said Gayle McGuinn, Head of Association Sales. “By embracing neurodiversity, we’re not just making events more inclusive – we’re unlocking innovation and creating better experiences for everyone.”

Research Lead at The Power of Events, Claire Drakeley, commented: “Considering neurodiversity in our work can have a significant impact on the quality and effectiveness of our collaborations and on the success of our events.”

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