📍 1 Triton Square, London NW1 3BF
What if the way we've designed work, technology, and organisations is leaving some of our greatest talent untapped?
Join Venture Café and Humble AI for an evening exploring neurodiversity as a driver of innovation, creativity, and business success.Through founder stories, research insights, and our innovation showcase, we'll discuss how organisations can build truly neuroinclusive cultures, how technology can better serve neurodivergent communities, and why different ways of thinking may be one of our greatest assets in the age of AI.
Meet innovators, researchers, employers, and startups working to create a future where everyone has the opportunity to thrive, not despite their differences, but because of them.
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In partnership with Humble AI

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Global Inclusive Founders Funds

Tech London Advocates - Tech for Disability

Our Thursday Gatherings are for you to make serendipitous connections and make things happen!
There will be meaningful networking opportunities throughout the night, accompanied by a selection of refreshments and activities:
Fun Zone
Get to know your fellow change-makers in a fun, interactive, and exciting way!
Take a quick break from changing the world and recharge by pinning your hometown on our giant map.
Conversation Corner
Looking to connect beyond the name tags?
Drop into our relaxed Conversation Corner, a cosy space where founders, ecosystem builders, and global thinkers come together to share stories, swap lessons, and innovate. Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and jump into the discussion.
We're excited to welcome a brilliant lineup of startups.
What makes you unique? What traits do have that you would like to celebrate?
Create a miniature collage self portrait and contribute it to a collective display of portraits to celebrate the power of difference and neurodiversity.
This workshop will be delivered by Assemblage Collective
Introduction from Venture Café London and Humble AI.
For too long, workplaces and technologies have been designed around a narrow definition of how people think and work.
This panel explores how founders are challenging that model, building businesses that are more inclusive, more creative and better equipped for the future. Join us to hear stories of entrepreneurship, AI, accessibility and innovation, and discover why different ways of thinking may be one of our greatest competitive advantages.
Jamie is the Founder and CEO of Mattr, the UK's first neurodivergent-friendly dating app. Built on the belief that connection should feel safe, authentic and pressure-free, Mattr replaces endless swiping with intentional matching, featuring verified profiles, a daily match cap, and tools designed around emotional well-being. Live across the UK, and backed by operators from Bumble, Depop and Google, Mattr is redefining what modern dating can look like for the neurodivergent community and beyond.
Tania Martin is a neurodiversity expert, coach, and speaker with more than 20 years of corporate experience leading people, change, and inclusion initiatives. She pioneered the UK's first Neuro-Diverse Centre of Excellence at EY, creating award-winning recruitment and workplace support programmes that improve opportunities for neurodivergent talent. Drawing on both professional expertise and her lived experience with ADHD, Tania advises organisations on building more inclusive workplaces and regularly speaks at conferences, leadership events, and educational programmes on neurodiversity and workplace innovation.

