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Apr 12, 2026 52 min

Ep.10 - Chasing Magic! with Mariane Power

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Mariane Power is a Neuroinclusive Leadership and Systems Strategist dedicated to advancing the personal and professional capabilities of neurodivergent individuals, their families and teams. With her unique blend of clinical expertise and lived experience as a Neurodivergent professional, Mariane is a sought-after speaker, Executive Coach, and consultant for organisations striving to integrate inclusive work-life design with neuroscience, positive and performance psychology principles, to unlock the potential of diverse teams. Recognised as a World Class Education Top Innovator by Uplink and Deloitte Global, Mariane is the author of The IMPACT Mindset Theory and creator of the IMPACT Framework. As the host of Classroom 5.0, a podcast exploring the future of work, learning, and leadership, Mariane continues to shape conversations on building communities and workplaces that leverage cognitive diversity to drive sustainable innovation for impact. Connect with her on: Website: https://www.marianepower.com.au/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marianepower/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marianepower/

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