LIME

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Who we are

Lime Connect represents the largest network of high-potential university students and professionals - including veterans - who happen to have disabilities in the world.

We are a global not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization that's rebranding disability through achievement. We do that by attracting, preparing, and connecting these high potential university students and professionals - including veterans - who happen to have all types of disabilities for careers, scholarships, internships, The Lime Connect Fellowship Program, The Lime Connect Foundations Program, and full-time careers with our corporate partners - the world's leading corporations.

We are breaking stereotypes and leading companies of every size, industry and location to understand the importance of, and fully value, the talent and strengths that employees with disabilities bring to the workplace. Current programs are focused on the U.S. and Canada.

Lime is not an acronym. The brand was developed to represent a fresh approach in the disability talent space, and that Lime's work is the "wave of the future."

We connect our corporate partners to a pool of talent that matches their top hiring profiles - high potential candidates they might not meet otherwise.

And, members of The Lime Network enjoy a lifelong experience that goes far beyond connecting for careers. Through our professional development offerings, coaching and social events, we develop community and provide members with tools, self-confidence, and connections, to reach their full potential professionally and personally.

The Team

Boards and Special Advisors

How we approach disability

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Our stories

Lime Connect believes that storytelling is the most impactful way to spread a message and connect with others to create awareness and understanding. And, the best way to learn about us is to hear what others are experiencing - enjoy!

Opportunities

News

Leadership in Disability Award

Lime Connect offers a wide range of programs and opportunities for high potential university students and professionals - including veterans - who happen to have any type of disabilities via The Lime Network. Much more than just about careers, members grow and develop both professionally and personally, and can give back to - and benefit from - a community of like-minded individuals who rebrand disability through achievement every day.

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Our partners

Lime Connect is proud to partner with the world's leading corporations in our work to rebrand disability through achievement - companies that fully integrate disability as a part of their overall talent strategy, and value the diverse perspectives that employees with disabilities possess. Together, with members of The Lime Network, we are breaking stereotypes and changing the way the world views individuals who happen to have disabilities. We are leading companies of all size, industry and location to fully value the talent and strengths that employees with disabilities bring to the workplace.

Partnering with Lime Connect is about being "smart" - not about being "nice."

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Lime Connect is proud to partner with the leading diversity talent think tank, The Center for Talent Innovation, on research that will uncover proven solutions for employers to fully include, and maximize the talents of, individuals with disabilities.

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We are also proud to have Weil, Gotshal & Manges serve as our lead pro bono legal counsel, and for the support of Fasken as pro bono counsel in Canada.

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Support our work

"I personally see the advantages of being dyslexic as a successful venture capitalist, but I also know well that people with disabilities can have a hard time being fully appreciated in the standard recruiting process. Lime’s work is changing this scenario, and I am both proud and excited to support it." Scott Sandell, NEA

Lime Network

The Lime Network is an exclusive resource for university students and professionals with disabilities.

Rebranding disability
through achievement