Scanning Pens is spearheading the Go Red for Dyslexia campaign for this year’s international dyslexia week which is on the 5th to 9th of October, 2020. This episode of Dyslexia Explored, we talked to the CEO and co-founder of Scanning Pens, Jack Churchill, to explore his dyslexia story and how he came up with creating the award-winning company Scanning Pens and share what you can do for the Go Red for Dyslexia campaign.
Jack Churchill is proud to be the CEO and Co-Founder of Scanning Pens. He set the business up 17 years ago because he’s passionate about technology being a great enabler and support. Jack is determined to help young people and adults with dyslexia and other reading difficulties obtain greater access to printed text through assistive technology, both in their everyday lives and exams. In recent years Scanning Pens has been fortunate enough to win a number of prominent awards including BETT Exporter of the Year 2019 and BETT Company of the Year 2020. He sits on the board of BATA (the British Assistive Technology Association), St Mary’s Calne School and the International Churchill Society.
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Links you might like to check out:
Website: https://www.scanningpens.com/
FB page: https://www.facebook.com/ScanningPensGlobal/
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Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/scanningpens
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/scanningpens
Go Red website: https://www.succeedwithdyslexia.com/go-red
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