The nominations for The Shaw Trust Disability Power 100 are open, so our CEO Diane Lightfoot spoke to previous nominees Natasha Trotman, Shani Dhanda, Adi Latif and Samantha Renke to ask about what being on the list has meant to them. Diane is also joined by Clare Gray, Organisational Lead for Disability Advocacy at Shaw Trust who explains the importance of the list and why you should nominate someone or an organisation.

In this episode, Diane Lightfoot spoke with David Oldfield Lloyds Banking Group Executive Champion about best practice on disability inclusion, why David is so passionate about being a disability champion and the importance of senior leaders in this area.

In this episode, Diane Lightfoot speaks with Lexxic founder Nicola James about her personal experience with dyslexia, the pros and cons of neurodiverse labels in the workplace and Nicola gives advice on how to access assessments.

In this episode, Diane Lightfoot speaks to Stuart Blair who works for texthelp in their workplace solutions team. Stuart explains to positive impact working for home has on employees with neurodiverse conditions. The support that business can put in place to ensure everyone can access the technology they need and what texthelp has done to make sure users can access their services.

Business Disability Debates with Diane Lightfoot and Dr Nancy Doyle by Business Disability Forum

Diane Lightfoot speaks to Professor Amanda Kirby CEO of Do-IT Solutions about neurodiversity in the workplace. Diane and Amanda also discuss what the world could look like post-COVID-19 and the opportunity to reinvent the workplace.

Business Disability Global Debates: with Diane Lightfoot and Lyn Lee by Business Disability Forum

This week our CEO Diane Lightfoot spoke with Global Head of Accessibility for Atos, Neil Milliken. about working from home during the lockdown and the upcoming Global accessibility awareness day (GAAD) which is on May 21. Neil tells us what the day means to him and how Atos are celebrating it.

We are delighted to present to you our new podcast series business disability debates sponsored by HSBC, our CEO Diane Lightfoot is speaking with Business Disability Forum board member and founder of 50 million voices, Iain Wilkie.

In this series, we explore and debate the key disability issues of today Diane and Iain talk about Iain's early life and work-life and if these were affected by having a stammer.

We are delighted to present to you our latest podcast, Brendan Roach Global Taskforce & Partner Development Manager is joined by Business Disability Forum board member and founder of 50 million voices, Iain Wilkie. In this episode, Brendan's and Iain talk about the importance of senior leaders being open about having a disability. The reaction to someone who stammers in different countries and why Iain founded 50 million voices.