Leena Haque

Leena Haque is a trailblazer in neurodiversity, inclusive design, and digital innovation. As a Senior UX Designer, she’s making waves by driving inclusivity in digital spaces and workplaces. Celebrated as one of the UK’s top 50 neurodivergent women and spotlighted on the Shaw Trust Power 100 list, Leena’s impact is reshaping norms and extending boundaries.

Not just a creative force, Leena is also a published author, sought-after speaker, and exhibited artist. She’s a co-founder of BBC CAPE and the BBC Enigma Network, where she leverages her skills to boost accessibility and connect with a wider audience. Her work with BBC CAPE has even been highlighted in government reports, showcasing her pivotal contributions to inclusivity standards in both digital and physical environments.

Leena’s dedication to diversity and accessibility has earned her notable recognition, including awards from the Creative Diversity Network and the Business Disability Forum. These accolades underscore her influential role in championing neurodiversity and promoting inclusive design practices that benefit all.

As a Global Ambassador for Women in Tech, Leena champions digital inclusion and cutting-edge experiences, prioritizing accessibility across media and technology industries. Her efforts to engage diverse communities have not gone unnoticed, earning features in high-profile outlets like The Guardian, The Telegraph, Wired, the Financial Times, and the World Economic Forum. Leena’s unwavering commitment is paving the way for a more inclusive, innovative, and equitable future for everyone.