Public Speaking

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Formats: Keynotes · Panels · Conference & awards appearances

I’ve appeared on TV, radio and podcasts, and I regularly speak at conferences, leadership events and awards ceremonies on workplace culture, neurodiversity, mental health and employment law.

I bring a warm, direct delivery and the ability to turn complex legal and HR topics into practical takeaways – backed by lived experience as a neurodivergent employment solicitor who has built a business around everything I speak about.

If you’re an HR professional, business leader or fellow neurodivergent employee navigating the workplace, these conversations are for you – honest, practical discussions on mental health, neurodiversity and employment law, straight from my own experience.

Speaking Appearances Timeline

Previous Speaking Opportunities

A selection of talks, panels and conferences spanning legal tech, ED&I, neurodiversity and workplace culture.

2026

9 September Upcoming

Mindful Employer Network Event

Remote

18 June

Legal Tech London

London

11 March

Law Society Risk and Compliance Conference

London

2025

4 December

Neurodiversity at Work 2025

Online

15 October

Legal Geek Conference

London

Watch on YouTube

3 October

ADHD Conference - Psychosocial Risks in the Workplace

Online

16 June

ACAS Digital ED&I Conference - Disability & Reasonable Adjustments

21 May

Innovation Legal Summit

London · Panel

15 May

ACAS Conference - Resetting Employment Relations: Building Healthy Workplaces to Grow a Strong Economy

London

Selected earlier appearances

MAD World Summit

2023

SRA Compliance Officers Conference

2023

Legal Disruptors Conference

2020

Watch on YouTube

Speaking Appearances Timeline

2026

9 September Upcoming

Mindful Employer Network Event

Remote

18 June

Legal Tech London

London

14 May

Scottish Young Lawyers Association Event

Remote

11 March

Law Society Risk and Compliance Conference

London

2025

4 December

Neurodiversity at Work 2025

Online

12 November

ISTR Conference

Remote

15 October

Legal Geek Conference

London

Watch on YouTube

3 October

ADHD Conference - Psychosocial Risks in the Workplace

Online

23 September

Women In Property (ND Talk)

Leeds

10 September

Leeds Mindful Employer Network Event

Leeds

8 July

Joint Webinar with Aim Forward - Supporting Your Neurodivergent Workforce Day-to-Day

Online

26–27 June

Legal Tech Talk

Panel on 26th

16 June

ACAS Digital ED&I Conference - Disability & Reasonable Adjustments

5 June

Legal Geek Growth Conference - Culture

22 May

Personal Brand

Online

21 May

Innovation Legal Summit

London · Panel

15 May

ACAS Conference - Resetting Employment Relations: Building Healthy Workplaces to Grow a Strong Economy

London

Selected earlier appearances

ACAS Digital Conference - Mental Health and the Importance of Reasonable Adjustments

2024

WorkWell's Workforce 2.0 - Navigating the Great Return to the Office

2024 · Northern-based businesses

Leeds City Council HR Conference

2024

SRA Compliance Officers Conference

2023

MAD World Summit

2023

Legal Disruptors Conference

2020

Watch on YouTube

Speaker Showreel

The Mental Health Epidemic at work : Panel discussion with acas

Building a Neuroinclusive Workplace : Legal Geek

Interview with Thomas & Partners

What event organisers say

Adam Stevenson

Jodie provided an excellent update on neurodiversity in the workplace at the ISTR Symposium in November. This was to H&S professionals across the science and technology community so not a standard subject for consideration by the individuals, but something we are getting more engaged in nonetheless. Really good update and got the attendees thinking. Greatly appreciated with thanks.

Lee Probert

Principal

York College

Jodie spoke to our students at our annual awards ceremony in June 2023. Jodie was able to share her personal journey in a really accessible and engaging way.

As well as sharing her personal journey, Jodie also talked about the strategies she has developed to secure mental wellness, over time. These strategies were all readily available to all of us and there was no one in the room who left without a takeout.

Students, their families and staff left feeling humbled by the authenticity of Jodie’s story. They were also inspired by the way she has leveraged what she knows and has experienced to lead on the national stage. All of this whilst running a successful law firm.

Jodie’s approach to telling her story, is insightful, authentic, advocates self-ownership and has a positive impact.

Caroline Beesting

Leeds City Council

Jodie’s presentation was relevant, clear and engaging.

Podcasts

“Jodie Hill was the first guest on the Neuro Inclusion Podcast, and she set the bar higher than I could have hoped for.

What Jodie brings to any conversation about neuro-inclusion is rare – the legal expertise to say what organisations are actually required to do, the lived experience to say what it actually feels like when they don’t, and the directness to name both without softening either. She didn’t come to the conversation with polished talking points. She came with hard-earned truth.

The line that stayed with me: the gap’s quite easy to close – if you listen to people. That is Jodie in a sentence. Precise, practical, and a little uncomfortable for anyone who has been hiding behind a policy document.

I’m genuinely grateful to Jodie for being the first guest to trust what this podcast is trying to do – and for showing, in forty minutes, exactly why that conversation needed to happen.

Thank you, Jodie.”