ben delo, ma (oxon) mbcs

A graduate of Oxford University with a double 1st in Mathematics and Computer Science, Ben has enjoyed a successful career with IBM, having papers published on computing and patents granted for two inventions.  Happily married, he is currently working in Finance for a Hedge Fund in London and has been further published in a chapter (Lee’s story) of:

With other Autism Oxford speakers (subject to change):

stephen erangey, catherine green, james rawlings, lindsay smith and paul isaacs

Highly acclaimed at our January event, our other speakers will take different and/or expanded topics for this event, including: insights into socialising, how AS can affect females differently, a personal perspective on working with autistic children and the issues and positive aspects of living with AS and its sometimes subtle effects.

And

rachel pike

Regional Manager of the National Autistic Society, giving a brief overview of the Autism Act, 2009 and its implications for adults with autism, their families, local authorities, the health service and other service providers.

further details

As well as a brief overview of the Autism Act, 2009 and its implications for all concerned, this event will give invaluable insights into living life on the Autism Spectrum, offering strategies and ideas for everyone working and/or living with autistic children and adults.  Essential information for professionals from all services, including Education, Health and Social Care, Commissioners, Service Developers, Mental Health and Learning Disability Teams, General Practitioners and those working for Emergency Services; and equally valuable for parents, grandparents and other family members as well as people on the Autism Spectrum. 

Our speakers with AS have all faced very difficult and challenging episodes in their lives.  Their motivation and ability to overcome so much is awesome – as is their refreshing openness and wish to pass on insightful information and strategies to help others. Prepare to be incredibly impressed! The afternoon will include a questions and answers session.

Booking Fees: Professionals £30 plus vat; People with ASC/Family members £20 plus vat