Montreal - Montreal school encourages businesses to hire more neurodiverse youth

Jesse Heffring, director of development at Summit School, and Kieran Nicell, a 21 year-old student there, talk about the Empower Initiative, a website where businesses can learn about Summit\'s programs and how to partner with it to hire more neurodiverse employees.

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