Iain Speed – Managing Director and Founder of All Inclusive

I have been working in the Disability Sector for 11 years and have experience of Senior Management and Directorships of local and national organisations. I have strong self-belief in my personal philosophy around disability and have utilised my years of experience in management to establish a Community Interest Company with the objective of empowering the disability agenda. My core ethos is to provide the tools that will increase an organisation’s delivery of disabled customer service by removing physical barriers and assumptions. I do this through a series of training packages, consultancy and access auditing that enables organisations and delegates to learn by encouraging them to look at issues currently preventing good customer service for disabled customers. Organisations and delegates are taken on a journey of self-discovery through interesting and lively evidence based debate.

Positions Held
2007—Present Managing Director, All Inclusive Disability Consultants CIC
2004—2007 Project Development Manager, TACT South
2003—2004 Non-Executive Director, TACT UK
2003—2004 Director, Iain Speed Disability Services Ltd
1997—2003 Compliance and Training Officer, Kingsley Centre
1990—1996 Technical Support Unit Assistant, Royal Insurance PLC

Mike Miller-Smith – Director of All Inclusive and Chief Executive of the British Disabled Flying Association

Mike started his career as a Commercial Pilot. After becoming disabled in his 20s he subsequently entered the pharmaceutical and IT industries. Despite his profound disability he worked his way up the ladder to a General Manager position in 2004 having held Technical Manager and Marketing Director positions in global companies.

Mike has always had a passion for flight and since early teenage years has been closely involved with aviation, and continues to fly achieving over 2000 hours to date. During this time he has held various executive committee positions for aviation and charitable organisations, has been an award-winning pilot and has a passion for introducing the thrill of flight to others. Mike is now Chief Executive of the British Disabled Flying Association (BDFA), a charity which believes that everybody should get the chance to see the world from the sky and experience the thrills and freedom provided by flying an aircraft.

Mike has a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Science from the University of Glamorgan, is 39 years old and lives in Hampshire with his partner Katy and stepson Michael. He regularly gives talks and motivational presentations and is comfortable in media settings.

Muscular Dystrophy is a progressive genetic neurological condition which in Mike's case has completely removed his mobility and his life expectancy is reduced. He permanently uses an electric wheelchair. Mike leads a family life, and continues to work, drive and fly.

Iain Speed and Mike Miller-Smith are available for keynote and after dinner speaking. Please contact us to tell us what you need.