246 Eleanor Loiacono - Neurodiversity at Work

With each day, more companies and organizations are hiring people who think – and approach problems – differently. Neurodiversity refers to the variation in which human brains function. A range of conditions fall under the neurodiverse umbrella; from autism to Tourette Syndrome, to others. The conditions affects the way people communicate, interact, and process information. Eleanor Loiacono is a professor at the William & Mary School of Business. Her research efforts focus on neurodiversity. She joins us on the podcast today to discuss neurodiversity, the hurdles neurodivergent applicants and employees face, and what companies and managers are doing to hire and retain neurodivergent employees. Learn how the Raymond A. Mason School of Business at William and Mary can help you and your organization develop your top talent through customized executive education and professional development programs. Visit us at Thank you for listening.

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246 Eleanor Loiacono - Neurodiversity at Work is an episode from Leadership and Business | Our Business is Leadership by Raymond A. Mason School of Business.

This episode is 19:28 long.

This episode was published on Aug 5, 2025.

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