Autism & ADHD Show 2027 - Speaker Hub
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Hello! We’ve created this guide which should contain lots of the details around things you may want to know about the Show. We hope you find it helpful but, of course, please feel free to ask any additional questions you have.
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Guide Introduction
Meet the team
Arriving at the Show
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Guide Introduction
Meet the team
Connor Ward Hub theatre manager |
Connor has been involved with The Autism Show since 2017, as a speaker. In 2019, he started working with the Show, managing the Autism Talks stage, and this role has grown as the Show has expanded.
Outside of the shows, Connor is a leading consultant in neuroinclusion. He is at the forefront of autism training innovation, working with the NHS, UK Parliament and the NAS to shape how policymakers, Health & Social Care providers, and employers progress accessibility for neurodivergent people. His corporate clients range from neurodiversity Coaching platform Brain in Hand to global brands like Disney. |
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Lydia has been speaking at The Autism Show since 2023. She started working with The Autism & ADHD Show in 2025, and loves helping to create a positive experience for speakers and visitors of the Show.
Outside of the shows, Lydia is an award-winning DE&I Specialist for a global accountancy firm. She has also worked with the NAS, UK Parliament, and the ICAEW to advocate for better inclusion of neurodivergent people across the workplace and wider society. |
Lydia Harris Speaker co-ordinator |
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Kate Laird Matters theatre manager |
Other Show Staff
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Arriving at the Show
Upon arrival at the event, please collect your wristband ticket and a show guide, which contains a map.
Please then navigate to the Autism & ADHD Meets stand where you’ll be required to check in with Connor or Lydia. If neither of us are at the desk, please wait until we return.
You’ll then need to be at the appropriate stage that you’re speaking on at least 10 minutes prior to the start of your talk. We therefore advise arriving at the Show around an hour prior to your talk at the latest.
Please then navigate to the Autism & ADHD Meets stand where you’ll be required to check in with Connor or Lydia. If neither of us are at the desk, please wait until we return.
You’ll then need to be at the appropriate stage that you’re speaking on at least 10 minutes prior to the start of your talk. We therefore advise arriving at the Show around an hour prior to your talk at the latest.
Social Media Assets
| London Speaker Template |
Tables
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