From Accommodation to Innovation: The Strategic Value of Neurodivergent Teams
The Business Case for Neurodiversity: Beyond Accommodation to Innovation The conversation around neurodiversity has moved far beyond psychology journals and educational conferences. Today, it's reshaping how we think about talent, leadership, and competitive advantage in business. Consider the success stories that challenge traditional thinking: Richard Branson attributes much of his creative problem-solving to his dyslexia . Temple Grandin 's autism enabled her groundbreaking work in animal behavior science. Simone Biles , diagnosed with ADHD , became one of history's most accomplished gymnasts while advocating openly for mental health awareness. These leaders didn't succeed despite their neurodivergent traits—they succeeded because of them. Redefining Cognitive Diversity Neurodiversity encompasses the natural variations in how people think, process information, and interact with the world. This includes ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and other neurological diff...