Jodie Hill

Jodie Hill is a neurodivergent solicitor, ED&I consultant, training provi...

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Inclusion & Diversity
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Law
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Mental Health & Wellbeing
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Neurodiversity

Jodie Hill is a neurodivergent solicitor, ED&I consultant, training provider, author and campaigner. She is passionate about employment law, mental health and wellbeing, equality, diversity and inclusion (ED&I), and neurodiversity.

A qualified barrister initially called to the Bar in 2010, Jodie then cross-qualified to become a solicitor in 2013. Her mental breakdown in 2017, which Jodie now describes as her “mental breakthrough”, led her to establish Thrive Law in 2018. It was the first law firm in the UK founded with wellbeing and mental health at its heart.

Today, Thrive Law, headquartered in Leeds with teams in London and the Southwest, delivers HR and employment law support to employers and employees. A focus on ED&I, mental health, wellbeing and neurodiversity underpins its mission to ensure everyone can thrive in the workplace.

Jodie regularly appears in print, online, on TV and radio as a legal expert and champion to discuss and comment on pressing issues affecting the workplace and ED&I, mental health, wellbeing, and neurodiversity. Broadcasters, publications and outlets to feature Jodie include Sky News, BBC News, Channel 4, ITV News Calendar, The Times, The Law Society Gazette, and Yorkshire Post.

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Her session on self-awareness and expertise on mental health had a profound impact on our colleagues’ self-belief and outlook. We would recommend her to any business and would welcome her back in the future.”

Lisa Leighton, Senior HR role, Morrisons

Students, their families and staff left feeling humbled by the authenticity of Jodie’s story. They were also inspired by the way she has leveraged what she knows and has experienced to lead on the national stage. All of this whilst running a successful law firm.”

Lee Probert, Chief Executive and Principal, York College

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