🍂 Embrace the Season of Change – NEW Webinar Series 🍂

We’re thrilled to announce our new webinar series from Do-IT Solutions Ltd – coming this Autumn 2025!

Join our CEO Professor Amanda Kirby and Melanie Francis as they welcome inspiring guests to explore neuroinclusion in the workplace – diving into fresh ideas, practical strategies, and real-world experiences that can help create truly inclusive environments.

It’s time to embrace change. It’s time for neuroinclusion.

The webinar series is kicking off with: High Stakes, Human Focus: Project Delivery and Neuroinclusive Practice at Heathrow

📅 10 September 2025 | 11:00am BST

Join Professor Amanda Kirby & Mel Francis as they speak to Jenny McLaughlin, Senior Project Manager at Heathrow Airport, about leading major infrastructure projects — while driving neuroinclusive change.

✅ Real stories from one of the world’s busiest airports
✅ Practical strategies for inclusive leadership under pressure

🔗 Register here: High Stakes, Human Focus: Project Delivery and Neuroinclusive Practice at Heathrow

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