Jean Hewitt

Jean is an accessibility and inclusive design specialist with over 25 years experience, and was Technical Author for PAS 6463 “Design for the Mind – Neurodiversity and the Built Environment” 2022 and has contributed to other recent publications, public events and discussion panels on this subject.  She is the UK Government’s Disability Access Ambassador for the Built Environment, a voluntary role appointed by the Cabinet office.

David O'Coimin

David O’Coimin is a product and experience designer and social-minded founder with a passion for people, places and planet. 

Operating under the mantra of 'Design For The Extreme Benefits The Mean’, David uses neuroinclusive design to help organisations realise the full potential of their space in the service of people.

Helen Moon

Helen Moon is the Founder and CEO of EventWell®, a neurodivergent-led charitable social enterprise. With nearly 30 years in the UK events industry, she is a recognised advocate for neuroinclusion, accessibility, and wellbeing, bringing both professional expertise and lived experience to drive meaningful change across events and workplaces.

Amy Edgar

With over a decade of experience in public sector communications, stakeholder engagement, and Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI), Amy is a passionate advocate for inclusive transport and accessible infrastructure. Her current role helps advise TfL on strategic initiatives that embed the voices of disabled Londoners into the heart of policy and project development.

Amy manages TfL’s Independent Disability Advisory Group (IDAG), ensuring expert input is integrated early in project lifecycles to maximise impact. 

Andy Williamson

Andy specialises in neuroinclusion across events, workplaces, and community settings. He advises organisations on audits, training, and design strategies that make environments more accessible and engaging, translating neurodiversity research into practical solutions that benefit both neurodivergent and neurotypical communities.

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Simon Nichols

Inclusivity. Neurodivergence. Mentoring. Teaching. Support. Five key themes which are the core of Simon’s approach to life and to work. He works closely with many companies as a mental health and neurodiversity training partner. His clients include Network Rail & Volkswagen. Thrive aims​ to break down the stigma and discrimination. Understanding, embracing, and supporting neurodiversity is essential for businesses who truly value their employees.

Thrive’s Neurodiversity in the Workplace training equips you with the tools to recognise and unlock the potential of neurodiverse talent in your business.

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