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Autism as an asset in the workplace - a talk by Robyn Steward

Author, consultant and trainer Robyn Steward, one of the UK’s leading experts on autism, will be speaking at a free breakfast seminar hosted by award-winning Exeter business Brain-In-Hand.

Robyn Steward is an international speaker, an ambassador for the National Autistic Society and recently hosted her own programme on BBC Radio 4.

Her talk ‘Autism as an asset in the workplace’ takes place on Friday 28 June 8.30am for 9-10am and will include a question and answer session.

Afterwards Robyn will be running an Autism/Asperger's Awareness workshop between 10.30am - 12....

Seminar by Robyn Steward: "Autism as an asset in the workplace" to be hosted by Brain-in-Hand

Event Date: 
28/06/2013 - 8:30am to 12:30pm
Venue: 
University of Exeter Innovation Centre

Businesses and individuals wanting to learn more about supporting and benefitting staff with autism are invited to attend a special breakfast seminar with the Brain-in-Hand team on Friday 28 June 2013, from 8:30am to 10:30am. One of the UK’s leading experts on autism, Robyn Steward, will be speaking at a free event including a question and answer session and networking. The event will provide an opportunity to network; learn about the latest technology available to support businesses; and to hear first-hand from an experienced speaker and adult on the autistic spectrum. The seminar is open...

Exeter technology inventor to speak at conference

Andrew Stamp, the CEO of Exeter-based company Brain-In-Hand, will be one of the keynote speakers at The Autism Show later this month.

Mr Stamp will discuss 'the human side of assistive technology' at the prestigious event at ExCel in London. The Autism Show is a national event for autism dedicated to parents, carers and professionals.

Brain-in-Hand Ltd, which is located at Exeter University's Innovation Centre, has developed a personal technology system to assist people with Asperger’s Syndrome, high-functioning autism, acquired brain injury and a number of other conditions...

New technology to help people with Asperger’s

Brain-in-Hand Ltd, a company based at Exeter University, has developed a personal technology system to assist people with Asperger’s Syndrome, high-functioning autism, acquired brain injury and a number of other conditions with their day-to-day living.