How BNP Paribas
built award-winning Neurodiversity
support at work
Moving from awareness to practical,
everyday support.

With Time to Talk Day on 6th of February and Neurodiversity Celebration Week in March, organisations are being prompted to reflect on how well neurodiversity support works in practice.
Most organisations now talk confidently about neurodiversity at work. In practice, however, manager confidence is uneven, support varies team by team and escalation often happens too late, once disengagement, absence or attrition has already begun.
Employers are starting to ask questions like: Are we actually equipped to support neurodivergent employees when it matters most, as experiences such as ADHD and autism become more visible in the workplace?
Join us for a 45 minute practical webinar where we focus on how organisations can turn intent into consistent, scalable support.
This webinar is designed to help HR and Reward leaders feel clearer and more confident about what good neurodiversity support looks like in practice.
The session features Lauren Lunniss from BNP Paribas, whose organisation was awarded Best Neurodivergent Support Programme. This award recognises BNP Paribas’ commitment to building a neuro inclusive workplaces. Lauren will share what BNP Paribas did first, how they approached manager confidence and capability, how responsibility and escalation are handled safely and what they learned along the way.
What attendees will learn:
- Why awareness alone does not prepare managers for real situations
- Where inconsistency in neurodiversity support typically shows up and why it creates risk
- How BNP Paribas built practical, scalable support for employees who are Neurodivergent at work
- The role of clear escalation routes in reducing pressure on managers and HR
- Practical steps HR and Reward teams can take now, ahead of Neurodiversity Celebration Week
Who should attend:
This session is designed for HR Directors, People Directors and Heads of Reward and Benefits who are responsible for supporting neurodiversity at work in enterprise organisations, particularly those operating across multi-site or complex environments.
Register here:
Meet the speakers
Lauren Lunniss, Health and Wellbeing Lead at BNP Paribas
With 18+ years of experience, Lauren champions workplace wellbeing by embedding it into organisational culture. Driven by passion, she empowers others by making support available and visible for both proactive health and times of crisis.
Kaela Griswold, Senior Client Success Manager, Peppy
Kaela Griswold is a Senior Client Success Manager at Peppy, supporting enterprise clients as both a thought leader and strategic advisor to drive meaningful engagement and measurable business impact. With a background in social impact and employee engagement, she is passionate about embedding health and wellbeing into the employee experience and fostering a culture where people can truly thrive.

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