Krysalis partners with Group for Autism, Insurance and Neurodiversity

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John Brazier
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Neurological occupational therapy provider, Krysalis, has partnered with the Group for Autism, Insurance and Neurodiversity (GAIN).

The provider with work with the insurance industry champion group to develop "positive neuro-inclusive work environments" for GAIN member firms. Launched in September last year, GAIN is an industry-wide initiative that aims to create opportunities for autistic and neurodivergent people to engage in rewarding work, by helping business leaders to recognise the benefits of building a diverse workforce to meet the growing need for talent. The partnership with Krysalis is aimed at creating "meaningful change" for neurodiverse individuals aiming to, or already working within, the insurance,...

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