Join a panel of professionals with ADHD as we explore the world of work for neurodivergent individuals in 2025. Enhance your knowledge, understanding, and awareness of ADHD — what it is, what it isn’t, the myths, and its impact.

Engage in the conversation, get your questions answered, and hear the lived experiences of Lisa, Suzi, and Matthew. Discover tools, techniques, and mindsets to help create more inclusive workplaces for everyone.

What we’ll cover:

• Build your understanding of ADHD: What it is and what it isn’t
• Hear lived experiences: Real stories from individuals with ADHD
• Debunk the myths: Tackle common misconceptions about ADHD
• Explore inclusivity: Gain ideas for creating more inclusive work environments for neurodivergent individuals
• Engage and contribute: Share your questions and add to the agenda

Who is this relevant for?

Everyone!

About your host:

Lisa Kerr

Lisa is a Chartered Accountant with a background in Corporate Finance and HR. For over 20 years, she held senior financial and operational roles before establishing her consulting business in 2020.

Lisa is Autistic and ADHD, saying, “My brain is wired differently. I can absorb information, process it on the spot, and create innovative solutions for clients. But being neurodivergent presents challenges in the workplace. Through speaking, coaching, and consulting, I help businesses develop neurodiversity strategies and support neurodivergent employees.

Suzi Payton

Recently recognised as one of the UK’s most influential and dynamic female entrepreneurs, Suzi Payton is a speaker dedicated to improving the world for neurodivergent individuals. Leveraging her passion, comedic talent, and personal experiences as an autistic person with ADHD, Suzi aims to transform societal perceptions of neurodivergence.

With a unique blend of comedy and insightful speaking, she draws on her lived experiences with ADHD, autism, Tourette’s, and OCD to educate audiences, businesses, charities, and organisations. Suzi empowers people to support their friends, clients, or colleagues in thriving rather than merely surviving. She also hosts an inclusive event called ADHD The Experience, which is designed by and for neurodivergent individuals. This event seamlessly combines comedy with educational talks, providing a one-of-a-kind experience that has been well received by the community.

Matthew Bellringer

Matthew Bellringer is a neurodiversity and innovation specialist who believes it takes an unconventional perspective to tackle some of the trickiest problems we face. They work with neurodivergent entrepreneurs, organisations that want to support neurodiverse innovation, and organisations delivering innovative services to a neurodiverse audience. Matthew specialises in supporting work that addresses problems from a unique perspective, co-production, and regenerative working practices. You can learn more about Matthew’s work on their website: https://www.matthewbellringer.com.

Alongside their private practice, Matthew is the Chair and Co-founder of NeurodiverseIT, a group for neurodivergent IT professionals within BCS, the Chartered Institute of IT, and the organiser and founder of Curious Being, a community for unconventional people who want to make the world a better place. Matthew is a late-discovery autistic ADHDer.

Uncover ADHD with Lisa Kerr, Suzi Payton and Matthew Bellringer