At Recite Me we believe in empowering our network of like-minded people with knowledge, tips, and authentic advice. Our ambassadors help us do just that. We can all play our part and work together to make the online world a more inclusive place. Meet our ambassadors below…
Amanda is the founder and CEO of Do-IT Solutions, a tech for good company that provides tools, training, and consultancy in the area of neurodiversity and wellbeing.
Jo is the founder of Diversity in Recruitment, an organisation dedicated to supporting recruitment businesses and internal recruitment teams to make recruitment processes accessible to everyone.
Mike has turned his lived experience, knowledge and expertise of disability into Purple, which provides a range of development and training services to support organisations across all sectors.
Steve is the TCF & Consumer Vulnerability Lead at OVO. He is a specialist in customer experience and strategy, with a particular focus on inclusive design and supporting customers in vulnerable circumstances.
Kirsty is a co-founder of B-Radical, a female founded diversity consultancy and aspiring B-Corp that helps businesses turn their diversity rhetoric into meaningful action.
Sean is the Head of Talent Acquisition at The Very Group and a Co-Founder of The Talent Community, a group of talent professionals dedicated to fostering inclusivity in the industry.
Ben is the Technical Director at Quba, a digital business solutions agency that always builds with accessibility in mind. Being colour blind himself Ben knows the importance of accessible content.
Our aim is to cultivate a community of subject experts who share our passion for fostering inclusive experiences. Collaboratively, we seek to propel positive change and educate individuals on breaking down barriers.
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