your paralympic program
Have you ever considered how a paralympic program could transform your talent pool?
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With countless organisations across the globe being heavily penalised for a lack of diversity, specifically that of disabled individuals, why not consider developing a tried, tested and trusted method of hiring some of the worlds highest-performers, through ACT's Paralympic Program.
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From gold medal winners to world record breakers, our specialist team of paralympic recruiters work alongside the international paralympic committee to hand-pick the best athletes available.


43
%
Over 43% of all athletes placed were from Black, Asian or Minority Groups
96
%
96% of our athletes remain in position for at least 18 months after being placed
stats
that
matter
We align our recruitment efforts with your corporate requirements. Diversity in the workplace stems down to far more than ability, gender and race, it allows for a greater awareness of cultural influence, a multifaceted viewpoint on key challenges and a conclusive range of leadership abilities to provide a competitive edge.
What's more, our stats on diversity and inclusion in the workplace speak for themselves.

diversity,
inclusion &
belonging
with ACT
kari miller

Paralympic Volleyball Champion
Former US Army Sergeant
At ACT, diversity, inclusion and belonging aren't simply discussion points, they are the foundation of our business.
In 2011 we set out to break down the barriers of inequality, supporting elite athletes with little or no previous corporate work experience to transition and flourish in roles from which they would usually be rejected at the first hurdle.
Hundreds of success stories later, we've watched our employer partners reap the benefits of hiring elite, diverse talent, from a range of backgrounds, sporting disciplines and educational levels.
Our mission is simple; "Empower Athletes, Enhance Businesses". And through unique search and selection techniques, we achieve exactly that.
Watch Kari's story
Gold Medal Winner
SUCCESS STORIES
Below we've listed just a few paralympians who have successfully transitioned through the ACT Program.