The Employables
You may have seen our CEO Nancy Doyle PhD in The Employables currently airing on A&E. Nancy worked with the BBC to create and deliver the first two seasons of this show in the UK. The show features the Genius Within process of Positive Assessment, where we connect individuals to their inner genius to help them develop the confidence to keep working on their career goals.
Find out more about coaching support and positive assessments as well as how employers can create systemically inclusive environments for neurodiversity with our organizational consulting
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Celebrating Neurodiversity Awards & Conference 2019
Steve Silberman, author of, ‘Neurotribes’ is visiting our UK site this year – join the Twitter chat feed by following @GeniusWithinCIC
27-28th June 2019
Warwick Racecourse, UK
Success Stories
“Just wanted to say how good the session was yesterday. I learned a lot from this and am sure it will give me a strong platform for leading and coaching staff affected by this in the future. The trainer, Sonya, was extremely knowledgeable and I would highly recommend every line manager/coach/mentor attend these sessions if they can.”
Dan Hargie, Manager, Local Bank
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