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The Mission

Seeking to make support for neurodivergent individuals accessible, holistic and inclusive to marginalised communities (women & non-binary people)



 

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KIM TO

CEO & Founder

About Me
 

Hi, I’m Kim, a practising certified ADHD coach and neurodiversity consultant, as well as an aspiring writer 📚 (currently working on my first book about women & ADHD and ADHD & entrepreneurship).

I was diagnosed with dyslexia and ADHD as an adult, which shed light on my long-standing battles with depression and burnout. This experience fueled my passion for empowering neurodiverse individuals and challenging the systemic educational gaps and workplace support for people like us.
 

✨ My Vision
Through my platform, Own Your Flair, I aim to create a space where neurodiverse individuals can thrive, equipping them with tools to manage their health and navigate the working world with confidence. My dream is for Own Your Flair to become the go-to resource for empowering workplaces to better support neurodiverse talent.

 

🌟 Thought Leadership in Neurodiversity & AI
As a recognized voice in the neurodiversity and AI space, I’ve dedicated my work to exploring how technology can be harnessed to make life more accessible and empowering for neurodiverse people. Whether it’s coaching, consulting, or developing AI-driven solutions, my focus is on innovation and impact.

 

🎭 A Little More About Me
When I’m not coaching or writing, you’ll probably find me in a drama class, channeling my creativity 🎭, or hanging out with my two adorable cats 🐾🐾.

 

Let’s create a world where everyone can own their flair and shine in their unique way. 🌈

About Me.

Certified ADHD Coach
As a practicing ADHD coach, I work 1:1 with individuals, many of whom are women or non-binary people diagnosed with ADHD later in life. Together, we navigate the challenges of living with ADHD while uncovering their unique strengths.

Neurodiversity consultant

In addition to coaching, I’m a neurodiversity consultant, partnering with organizations to develop training and strategies that make workplaces more inclusive. My clients include leading names like Shell, LSE Generate, Pollinate, Frontier Economics, Sparta Global, HSBC, and Sky Creative.

Public Speaker 

I’m also a sought-after public speaker, sharing insights on ADHD and women, neurodiversity and intersectionality, and entrepreneurship at major events, including:

  • Sifted Summit 2024

  • One Young World 2023

  • Tech Chill 2025


Thought Leadership & Research 📊

My work extends into research, with contributions to studies like the Sparta Equal Tech Report and the Barclays Eagle Labs neurodivergent entrepreneurs study. I’m also deeply invested in exploring how AI technology can create accessible, life-changing solutions for neurodiverse individuals.

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More details 

Educational and profesisonal background 

Kim studied a BSc in Economic history and MSc in Population and Development at the London School of Economics and Political science. She started her career as a management consultant at PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) and spent some time working as a Research associate at Wellington Management International. After being diagnosed with ADHD, she left her job in finance and worked in several industries including the film industry, higher education industry, and at a start-up. this is also the time where she pursued her certification to become an ADHD coach. 

Publications or Awards 

Kim writes regularly on her medium.com
She has written for understood.org
And has been named as one of the top 50 neurodivergent women of 2022 

She is part of the ADHD staring back at me campaign 
She has also been featured on a Channel 4 documentary about ADHD

Profesisonal affilitations

Kim trained as an ADHD coach at the International ADHD Center (a ICF certified training provider)
She is part of the ACCO ADHD coaching association 

She regularly volunteers for ADHD UK charity 

“You can watch the event replay in the Minds@Work community library here.

Minds@Work is free to join and open to all. It’s a great place to meet people who care about mental health in the workplace.”

Partners

Thank you to our partners who are supporting us on our mission 

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