WelcomeNeuroBuild as a company aims to build a more neuro-inclusive world. Founded by Connor Ward and Lydia Harris, we offer services that help organisations allow neurodivergent people to thrive, whether that is inside the organisation or beyond.
Based in Nottinghamshire, we're ideally located to work across the UK. We'd love to support you on your journey to promoting neuro-inclusion within your organisation. |
THE TEAM
Here's who we are and why we do what we do
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"In my decade of both knowing I'm neurodivergent and working in the industry, I've enjoyed using the combination of my personal and professional knowledge to identify practical solutions, help embed the changes, and see the positive impact for fellow neurodivergent people."
~ Connor Ward
Connor Ward is a neurodiversity trainer, consultant, and speaker who draws on his combined lived experience and professional specialities of neurodivergence to help organisations create more accessible and inclusive environments. He works across training, consultancy, and policy, supporting organisations to better understand neurodivergent experiences and embed practical, human-centred approaches into their experiences, marketing, and workplaces.
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"I’m passionate about bringing the best out of people and creating equity in all areas of society. Being autistic allows me to couple my experiences and insights with my professional expertise to advocate for neurodivergent people who are marginalised or left behind."
~ Lydia Harris
Lydia Harris is an award-winning DE&I specialist in the HR space and an autistic advocate. Lydia has spoken publicly across a range of formats to promote neuroinclusion in the workplace. Lydia's exceptional administrative abilities and corporate expertise maximises the impact of Connor's unique position he's established in the neurodiversity industry.
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Take your first step towards neuro-inclusion...
Whether you’re completely new to neuro-inclusion or you know the specific solution you need, we can help you progress in your journey of empowering neurodivergent people.