Jan Schlueter - Neurodiverse Technologies

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This weekend's 1 in 31: Autism Today guest is Jan Schlueter. Jan is the CEO and Founder of Neurodiverse Technologies, an innovation-led company creating assistive tools for neurodivergent individuals, with a focus on meaningful independence, confidence, and opportunity. From learning to drive to navigating the workforce, they design technology that adapts to each mind, not the other way around. Rooted in inclusion and real-life impact, they believe that with the right support, every individual can thrive. Tune in to learn more about Jan and SANDI - their interactive desktop simulator, or visit: https://neurodiversetechnologies.com/

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