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Robert Annis is an organisational psychologist and co-founder of NEURO (www.neurocharity.org), a charity helping organisations move beyond awareness into systems—building, evidencing, and showcasing meaningful neuroinclusion.Robert leads NEURO’s work to turn neuroinclusion into measurable capability through the NEURO Standard, spanning schools, universities, employers, and public services. NEURO has been recognised as Charity of the Year at the NCC Business Awards, and Robert is a frequent keynote speaker and guest lecturer on neurodivergence, leadership, and systems change.Learn more about NEURO: www.neurocharity.org
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