‘Built different builds different’: Embracing neurodiversity in investment

Ashby Monk (L) and Joseph Saénz. Image: Jack Smith

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One response to “‘Built different builds different’: Embracing neurodiversity in investment”

  1. Nikolay Popov

    Would bipolar be considered neurodiverse or disability in this context?

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