S1E51: ADHD & Women In Leadership + Dr Alessandra Wall
ADHDifference22 Apr 2025

S1E51: ADHD & Women In Leadership + Dr Alessandra Wall

Dr Alessandra Wall, founder and CEO of Noteworthy, joins Julie Legg to reflect on her life, career, and insights into women in leadership. She shares her experiences of working with children and adults with ADHD and what led her to shift from psychology to founding Noteworthy, a platform helping women in leadership roles find their voice and value. Though never formally diagnosed with ADHD, Alessandra recognised many of its traits in herself. The conversation dives deep into how to comm...

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