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Spring into Action: GAIN’s University Outreach Builds Pathways for Neurodivergent Talent in Insurance and Investment
This Spring, GAIN visited career fairs in Canterbury, Warwick and Reading to share the benefits of a career in the insurance and investment industries, and to promote the work our members are doing to create neuroinclusive workplaces.
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Bridging the Skills Gap: How Neurodivergent Talent can Power the Future of Cyber, Analytics, and AI in Insurance and Investment
Mark reflects on the need the urgent need for analytical and technology skills (Cyber, Analytics and AI) within insurance and investment, industry, exploring how our neurodivergent community are fill the talent gap.
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GAIN: A Collective Path Forward
by Francis McGee At GAIN, we are committed to maintaining a sustainable organisation while driving meaningful change in the insurance and...
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Words are tools.
To mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Vic Mazonas, General Manager, shares her deeply personal journey of discovery.
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Did you know that your office could be seen as NOISY, SMELLY and DIFFICULT to walk around? Could you be driving your employees NUTS
Sensory overload is a significant and often invisible workplace challenge that can increase mental strain for neurodivergent employees....
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Finding joy in unmasking one's authentic self
Bea Richardson shares their journey toward self-discovery and self-love through an ADHD diagnosis.
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Finding your Tribe with GAIN Individual Membership
Last year, we held our first GAIN individual member get-together on a sunny rooftop garden overlooking the City of London before moving...
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Lifting the Barriers to Professional Qualifications
Today marks the start of Learning Disability Week 2024 ad this year’s theme is “Do you see me?”. Learning disability is defined as a ...
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