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Content Team
10 October 2024
Seema Flower, founder of Blind Ambition and a passionate advocate for disability inclusion, took the stage at the MiDAS 30th Celebration event at Aintree Racecourse, marking an important milestone for the Community Transport Association. MiDAS, a leading initiative ensuring safe, legal, and comfortable journeys for disabled people in taxis and
Seema Flower, founder of Blind Ambition, recently attended a prestigious Small Business Britain networking event for disabled entrepreneurs held at the House of Lords. The event, co-hosted by Lloyds Bank Business, was a celebration of entrepreneurial talent within the disabled community, bringing together trailblazers from across the UK. The setting—a
At Blind Ambition, we champion the value of disability inclusion in the workplace. Recent research from Accenture, conducted in partnership with Disability and the American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD), further strengthens the case for employing disabled individuals. The findings are clear: companies leading in disability inclusion significantly outperform
In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, the need for inclusivity and specialized support for visually impaired and disabled patients is more pressing than ever. Medical professionals are often at the forefront of providing care to diverse populations, including individuals with varying degrees of visual impairments. Blind Ambition offers a solution
In today’s financial landscape, inclusivity and accessibility are more crucial than ever. With regulatory expectations increasing and the unique needs of visually impaired and disabled clients becoming more recognized, the finance industry must rise to the challenge of providing inclusive services. Blind Ambition offers tailored visual awareness training programs designed
As a disabled entrepreneur and advocate for the inclusion of disabled people in all aspects of life, I’ve always believed that the unique challenges we face often translate into exceptional entrepreneurial qualities. A recent report confirmed what I had long suspected: 25% of entrepreneurs are disabled or neurodiverse, and the
I had the pleasure of attending the Lloyds Bank Inclusive Business Networking event on Tuesday, 17th September at the iconic BAFTA venue in Piccadilly, London. It was an amazing experience to be in a room filled with so many inspiring entrepreneurs, each with a unique story of resilience and innovation.
The recent anti-immigration riots in the UK are a stark reminder that we must stand up for all communities. Immigrants have made invaluable contributions to our society, from fighting alongside us in wars to enriching the culture and economy of modern Britain. The Commonwealth and many other nations have shed