Keynote: Neurodiversity in the Workforce: Unlocking Untapped Potential

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Session Description

Join Danny Combs, Director of the newly established Colorado Disability Opportunity Office, for an eye-opening keynote on the invaluable role neurodiversity plays in transforming today’s workforce. Drawing on his extensive experience as the founder of Teaching Autism Community Trades (TACT) and the co-founder of the Colorado Neurodiversity Chamber of Commerce, Danny will share actionable insights into how organizations can harness the strengths of neurodiverse individuals to drive innovation, enhance inclusivity, and build stronger teams.

This keynote is a must-attend for disability advocates, policy makers, HR professionals, and neurodiverse individuals seeking to champion workplace equity and make neurodiversity a strategic advantage. Danny will also explore the policies and resources needed to amplify opportunities for individuals with disabilities and how collaboration across public, private, and nonprofit sectors can pave the way for a more inclusive future.

Be inspired to take immediate action in creating a workplace where everyone’s unique abilities shine, and every voice is heard.

Key Takeaways

Leave this session with practical strategies, fresh perspectives, and a renewed commitment to make neurodiversity an asset in your organization and community.

About Your Presenter(s)

Danny Combs
Director Colorado Disability Opportunity Office

Danny Combs is a leading voice for the neurodiversity community. He is the founder of TACT - Teaching the Autism Community Trades, Colorado's leading training and transition program for autistic youth and young adults, and the Co-founder of the Colorado Neurodiversity Chamber of Commerce - the first neurodiversity chamber in the United States. Additionally, he's the author of the best-selling book "Supporting Neurodiversity and Autistic People for their Transition to Adulthood - Blueprints for Education Training and Employment." Recently, he became the inaugural director of the Colorado Disability Opportunity Office.

And most importantly, the dad of two amazing kids.

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