Noelle Sinclair talks about the importance of neurodiversity in various organizations such as corporate offices and what steps can be taken to create more accepting spaces for neurodivergent people in daily life. Noelle founded DiverseMinds Ltd, an organization dedicated to creating an inclusive future where neurodiversity is accepted and embraced. With firsthand knowledge of being autistic (and ADHD), Noelle is passionate about promoting the value of neurodivergent voices, particularly in the workplace. Noelle's expertise comes from 15 years in corporate environments, developing, implementing, and managing global programs in governance, strategy, privacy, information security, training, and risk management for major organizations like E-Health Ontario, CIBC, and Sun Life Financial. Now based in Hong Kong, she helps organizations design, build, and implement neuro-inclusive initiatives and training. Noelle holds an MBA in HR management and has completed a range of prestigious programs, including the University of Oxford’s Executive Strategy program and King’s College London's program for Psychology & Neuroscience of Mental Health. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx