Alex Partridge is a highly respected figure in the world of social media and mental health advocacy. As the founder of UNILAD and LADBible, he revolutionised content creation, building two of the most influential social news platforms with a combined following of over 100 million. His journey has not been without challenges; after stepping away from his editorial role, he found himself embroiled in a significant legal dispute over UNILAD's ownership, which he ultimately won.
Alex received a diagnosis of ADHD, which has profoundly shaped his perspective and advocacy work. He has emerged as a leading voice on neurodiversity, using his platform to raise awareness and foster understanding. His candid discussions about his experiences, including the impact of litigation on his mental health, resonate with many.
In addition to his entrepreneurial achievements, Alex is the host of the ADHD Chatter podcast. His insights on mental health, neurodiversity, and entrepreneurship have garnered a following of over 3.5 million on social media, where he engages with a diverse audience.
Alex's expertise has led him to speak at over 200 events, including prestigious conferences and brands such as Formula 1, BBC, and TED. His ability to connect with audiences on topics of mental health and social media branding makes him a sought-after speaker. With a Sunday Times bestselling book, Now It All Makes Sense, Alex continues to inspire and educate others about the importance of embracing neurodiversity in both personal and professional contexts.
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This session explores the concept of neurodiversity and how embracing it can lead to a more inclusive and accepting society. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the unique strengths and perspectives that individuals with neurodiverse conditions, such as autism or ADHD, bring to the table. By celebrating these differences, attendees will learn how to create environments that foster creativity, innovation, and collaboration, benefiting both individuals and organisations.
