Today on the Take on Board podcast, I have an insightful conversation with Sara Harrup, a governance professional, entrepreneur, and board chair with a portfolio of board roles, including deputy chair of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission.

We explore her journey and expertise in neuro-inclusive governance, where she focuses on designing environments that accommodate different neurocognitive styles. Sara, an autistic woman with ADHD, brings professional and personal depth to challenging traditional board dynamics.

Sara shares her experiences and discusses her recent decision to evolve her neuro-inclusion frameworks, reflecting on the insights that prompted this transformation.

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Sara on LinkedIn

Unique Mind co.

Diversity Council of Australia

Episode 288: Sara Harrup explains what boards need to know about CEOs and executives who are neurodivergent

Episode 294: Sara Harrup answers the thorny questions about neurodiversity in this community Q and A

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