auticon UK

auticon UK We are an award-winning social enterprise that exclusively employs autistic people as IT consultants. auticon is an award-winning IT consulting business.

We are the first enterprise to employ autistic adults as consultants, and to deploy their strengths in clients’ projects. Having both autistic and non-autistic professionals in mixed project teams opens up new perspectives and significantly improves work output. Founded by Dirk Müller-Remus in Berlin in 2011 with investment from the London- and Munich-based Ananda Social Venture Fund, auticon is t

he first enterprise that employs adults on the autism spectrum as IT consultants. Inspiration for the company came when Mr Müller-Remus’ son was diagnosed with Asperger’s. Mr Müller-Remus was dismayed by the employment prospects on offer to autistic people, and decided to build a company which created long term sustainable jobs for adults on the autism spectrum. auticon appointed Kurt Schöffer as CEO in 2013 to grow and expand the social enterprise. An international entrepreneur in the IT, energy and media sectors, Kurt was also an original investor in auticon. Following significant growth and investment in the German market, auticon expanded into the UK and France in early 2016, with offices in London and Paris. auticon has now offices in Switzerland, USA, Canada, Italy and Australia as well.

We're delighted to be partnering with Rangam to deliver a session designed to support jobseekers - with a focus on neuro...
24/10/2024

We're delighted to be partnering with Rangam to deliver a session designed to support jobseekers - with a focus on neurodivergent jobseekers in particular.

The webinar is on LinkedIn at 2pm on 7th November and will run for approximately 45 minutes including time for questions.

Find out more and register at https://buff.ly/4eVlGHY

Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to b...
14/10/2024

Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to better understand the autistic experience and hear from autistic voices.
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Time to stare at nothing

Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to b...
07/10/2024

Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to better understand the autistic experience and hear from autistic voices.

This is hands down one of my most favourite memes ever.

Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to b...
30/09/2024

Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to better understand the autistic experience and hear from autistic voices.
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They just can’t hear it?!

27/09/2024

At we often hear from organisations that ‘know better’, so they want to ‘do better’. However, one of the biggest barriers to taking positive action to improve diversity and inclusion, is that they can be unsure, and sometimes even scared, of doing the wrong thing. That’s why we are passionate about mitigating the fear factor for our clients.

In our latest episode of ‘Autism: In conversation with auticon’, our Chief Commercial Officer for UK and Ireland, Steve Hill, brilliantly explains to how we help guide our clients to get beyond the fear factor to be able to create inclusive working environments that enable neurodivergent talent to thrive.










24/09/2024

For a long time, many autistic people found themselves pushing against the ‘Rain Man’ stereotype, i.e. that to be autistic meant having savant abilities, as depicted by Dustin Hoffman’s character in the film of the same name.

Whilst huge developments have been made to overcome this inaccurate stereotype, the notion of autism as a ‘superpower’ has risen in prominence in recent years. In our latest episode of ‘Autism: In conversation with auticon’, which celebrates autistic talent, asks each of our guests to share their opinions on this.
Dancer and TV personality has some brilliant and nuanced insights to share on this subject. He suggests that whilst it can be useful to promote the many positive aspects of being autistic, we shouldn’t overlook the fact that autism is a disability.

We’d love to know what you think. Have we moved beyond the ‘Rain Man’ stereotype? What do you think about the idea of ‘autism as a superpower’? Leave us a comment below if you’d like to share your views on this.









Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to b...
23/09/2024

Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to better understand the autistic experience and hear from autistic voices.

I know people think I’m awkward ... but why am I awkward... why aren’t they awkward?!

19/09/2024

Ben Branson (founder of Seedlip, Polle Projects and The Hidden 20%) knows a thing or two about creating a successful working environment that produces incredible business results.

During our latest episode of ‘Autism: In conversation with auticon’, Ben, who received a late diagnosis of autism and ADHD, reveals to that his starting point in any colleague relationship is one of complete trust, coupled with a willingness to allow people to work however they choose to work.

As an organisation that is passionate about building inclusive working environments, this is music to our ears at

@seedlipdrinks .labs

Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to b...
16/09/2024

Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to better understand the autistic experience and hear from autistic voices.
Not me, not worrying .........

We have a brand-new episode of ‘Autism: In conversation with auticon’ to share with youWatch on Youtube: https://buff.ly...
10/09/2024

We have a brand-new episode of ‘Autism: In conversation with auticon’ to share with you
Watch on Youtube: https://buff.ly/4ges2Db
Or listen on Spotify: https://buff.ly/4ehQuln

Hosted by , our latest episode is all about autistic talent – what that means, what that looks like, how we celebrate it, and how we nurture it.

Carrie is joined by a fantastic panel, including:
Ben Branson, founder of Seedlip, Pollen Projects and The Hidden 20% (@seedlipdrinks .labs )
Dancer & TV Personality, Tom Malone Jnr ()
And
Steve Hill, Chief Commercial Officer for UK & Ireland at auticon ( )

We’d love to know what you think of the podcast. Leave us a comment below!







Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to b...
09/09/2024

Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to better understand the autistic experience and hear from autistic voices.

Wait .... what?!
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Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to b...
02/09/2024

Dr Ashley Cromby - Neuroinclusion Advisor for auticon UK shares a 'Monday Meme'. Memes can be a helpful way for us to better understand the autistic experience and hear from autistic voices.

I know this will hit some of you in the feels .... have you ever done more for someone and they just don’t do the same back 🙁 🙁

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