Aviva becomes GAIN Industry Transformer member

Championing neuro-inclusion

Jaskeet Briah
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Aviva has become the latest member to join the Group for Autism, Insurance, Investment and Neurodiversity (GAIN) as an ‘Industry Transformer’.

As part of the membership, Aviva has pledged to engage, educate, and enable neurodivergent individuals to "thrive in the workplace". It will help to champion neuro-inclusion across insurance, investment, and financial services. GAIN said that Aviva's values of care, confidence and community "recognise a commitment to creating a diverse and inclusive organisation" and that the insurer realises the benefits that come from collaborating with employees and customers. The provider will bring neurodiversity into the same focus as more recognised forms of diversity and inclusion. This will b...

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