Elliot Jones’ dream is that when people hear the word dyslexia, instead of thinking: disability, they think innovator, leader, entrepreneur, visionary. He now wishes to bring this redefinition beyond dyslexia and neurodiversity into the broader disability space.

My name is Hannah Futter and I live here in Whanganui with my husband and our two sons, one of whom was born with a rare genetic disorder called Prader Willi Syndrome.

As an advocate for education and entrepreneurship, my goal is to empower individuals and communities through business support and educational initiatives.

Michelle is the chief strategist and CEO of The Antipodean. She has over 20 years' experience in digital marketing, product, and transformation. The Antipodean consults with brands, agencies and orgs to evolve their immersive and creative technology roadmaps.

Sarah Morrell is the founder and CEO of Access For Success, a disability consulting firm dedicated to improving accessibility and strengthening inclusivity across businesses, organisations, and communities.