Neurodivergent Business Founding Meetup

Running a business, or working in leadership, can feel very different when your brain works differently.

The Neurodivergent Business Meetup is a relaxed gathering for neurodivergent professionals, entrepreneurs, freelancers, business owners, and executives who want to connect with others who understand both the strengths and challenges of neurodivergent minds in the business world.

This is not a traditional networking event.

There are no elevator pitches, no awkward icebreakers, and no pressure to perform. Instead, this is a welcoming space for thoughtful conversation, shared experiences, and genuine connection.

Whether you are:

• a business owner
• a freelancer or consultant
• an entrepreneur or founder
• a creative professional
• a corporate leader or executive

—you’re welcome here.

This first meetup is a pilot gathering, and attendees will help shape what future meetups look like.

This will be a small, informal meetup where we will:

• introduce ourselves
• talk about the realities of business and leadership with neurodivergent brains
• share ideas, challenges, and insights
• build meaningful connections with others in the community

A few guided prompts will help get the conversation started, but there will be plenty of space for natural discussion.

This meetup is intended for neurodivergent professionals and people working in or running businesses, including those who identify with experiences such as:

• ADHD
• Autism
• AuDHD
• Dyslexia
• other neurodivergent experiences

Self-identification is welcome ... no formal diagnosis required.

Attendance is free.

📍 Location: Coffee Culture Cafe, 140 Centennial Pkwy N, Hamilton, ON L8E 1H9

🕒 Duration: Approximately 90 minutes

☕ Food & Drinks: Attendees are welcome to purchase drinks or food from the venue if they wish.

This meetup is hosted by Meghan Graham, the Founder and Chief Community Officer of Community Connection Day.

Meghan is a neurodivergent award-winning entrepreneur, event producer, speaker and learning facilitator. A proud neurodivergent mom of three young adults, Meghan turned her lived experience into advocacy, founding Community Connection Day.

Community Connection Day supports neurodivergent and disabled individuals, families, and communities with inclusive and accessible spaces and events.

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