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Tania Gerard helps organisations make their marketing, recruitment, and workplaces work for neurodivergent people and everyone else. An accessible marketing consultant and TEDx speaker, she's trained teams at the NHS, Greene King, and Dentsu.
Tania Gerard is an accessible marketing consultant and the founder of Tania Gerard Digital UK, one of the UK's first consultancies focused on accessible marketing and neurodiversity. She helps organisations reach more people and build workplaces where neurodivergent talent can thrive.
She's a TEDx speaker and ADHD UK Ambassador, and her 2024 TEDx talk, Make Your Marketing Accessible, introduced her IMPACT framework for building accessibility into business strategy. Her CPD-accredited training and keynotes have reached teams at the NHS, Greene King, Dentsu, Help for Heroes, and UK Parliament, and she co-hosts the ADHD Founders Unfiltered podcast.
Tania brings lived experience as a neurodivergent woman with ADHD and autism to practical consultancy work. She shows teams how walls of text, poor colour contrast, missing captions, and jargon-heavy job adverts shut people out, and how to fix them. Her neuro-inclusive onboarding work with Greene King and accessible campaign work for Help for Heroes show what changes when accessibility is treated as strategy.
Audiences leave with simple checks they can apply to their next campaign, job advert, or internal email, and a clearer understanding of how ADHD and autism shape the way people work. HR, marketing, and leadership teams get a shared language for inclusion that doesn't rely on blame or box-ticking.
For events that want accessibility and neuro-inclusion to move from good intentions to real change, Tania's sessions are built to be put to use the next morning.
Topics, sessions and talks
Tania Gerard explores the powerful advantages of neurodivergent thinking in today’s workplace, challenging outdated definitions of success. This talk shows how ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent perspectives fuel creativity, resilience, and innovation. Packed with relatable stories and real-world strategies, Tania helps leaders reshape their inclusion efforts, making space for diverse strengths to shine. Perfect for HR, leadership teams, and DEI champions looking to build lasting change.
Most brands lose people before a message lands, through walls of text, low contrast, missing captions, and language that assumes everyone processes information the same way. Tania Gerard shows how small changes to messaging, design, and content make a brand easier to engage with for everyone, drawing on her consultancy work and the IMPACT framework from her TEDx talk. Marketing, comms, and brand teams come away with practical checks for their next campaign and a stronger case for accessibility as strategy.
Impulsivity, hyperfocus, and fast, creative thinking are usually framed as problems to manage. Tania Gerard reframes them as strengths that drive innovation and adaptability when the environment is set up to support them. Drawing on her own lived experience of ADHD and her client work, she explains how neurodivergent minds operate and what managers can change day to day. Teams come away with practical ways to work with difference and build more agile, effective ways of working.
Plenty of companies want to support neurodivergent staff but don't know where to start. Tania Gerard sets out a clear route from good intentions to real change, looking at the barriers people meet in recruitment, communication, and everyday culture. Using examples from her client work, she shows what neuro-inclusive job adverts, onboarding, and meetings look like in practice. Leaders and HR teams leave with tools to build psychological safety, unlock hidden talent, and create workplaces where people don't feel they have to mask.
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Tania Gerard runs interactive sessions with live Vevox polls, uses practical before-and-after examples such as her 3-second rule for clear content, and structures her accessible marketing talks around the IMPACT framework from her 2024 TEDx talk.
Tania Gerard specialises in accessible marketing and inclusive brand-building, neurodiversity as a workplace strength, the ADHD advantage in business, and creating neurodivergent-friendly workplaces. She's the founder of Tania Gerard Digital UK, one of the UK's first accessible marketing consultancies, a TEDx speaker and ADHD UK Ambassador, and has delivered CPD-accredited training for organisations including the NHS, Greene King, and Dentsu.
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