East Midlands Sky High Networking

Sky High Networking celebrates the power of collaboration and connection. Whether you're looking to develop new business opportunities or foster personal and professional growth, this event is designed to help you succeed.

What to expect? Expect a warm welcome and plenty of opportunity to meet business leaders and professionals from across the region. Fuelling the informal networking will be a selection of delicious refreshments. Each event welcomes a new engaging guest speaker to share valuable insights and knowledge for all to take away.

The guest speaker for this event is Kerry Bentley from Avenir ESG, who will be delivering a talk on Neurodiversity, "Everything You’ve Wanted to Know (But Never Asked)". In this 30 minute myth-busting session, Kerry will deliver an open and honest talk that explores answers to questions that are often spoken about behind closed doors.

A Teacher, Linguist, Founder of 3 successful businesses, Board Chair and ESG Consultant - these are just some of the roles that Kerry has had over her 20 year career. The combination of a successful business background and personal experience allows Kerry to offer informed and insightful training, on all aspects of Neurodiversity but, specifically on inclusive support in the workplace.

Sky High Network is all about building collaboration, connection, and mutual success. The event provides an environment where business professionals can grow both personally and professionally, while enjoying an informal and welcoming atmosphere.

Where? Radisson Blu East Midlands Airport, Herald Way, Pegasus Business Park, Derby, DE74 2TZ

When? Monday 17th March 2025

Time? 17:45pm - 19:45pm

Tickets? Tickets are £17.50 per person and include refreshment drinks and light bites.

If you have any dietary requirements, please advise us in advance at [email protected]

Guest Speaker: Kerry Bentley

Kerry has had a typically untypical career for an Autistic ADHDer!

Teacher, Linguist, Founder of 3 successful businesses, Board Chair and ESG Consultant - these are just some of the roles she’s had over her 20 year career.

She combines a successful business background and professional qualifications with personal experience of being late-diagnosed Autistic and ADHD and raising two neurodivergent teens, to offer informed and insightful training on all aspects of Neurodiversity - but specifically on inclusive support in the workplace.

She is a Fellow of the Institute of Equality and Diversity Professionals and has completed over 100 hours of research and training in this field. But most importantly, she brings you a real-life perspective of being neurodivergent in a neurotypical world.

Host or Publisher Radisson Blu East Midlands Airport