Claire Butterfield is an entrepreneur, community builder, and ADHD advocate whose work is rooted in a simple belief: ADHD brains don't need to be fixed — they need the right tools and the right environment to thrive.

As co-founder of ADHD Central, Claire is building the world's first centralized retail hub for tactile, screen-free ADHD tools, with products sold coast to coast at retailers including Indigo and shipped internationally. Her work is grounded in the neuroscience of working memory and the evidence base for analog productivity — and informed by years of lived experience navigating ADHD in business and creative life.

Claire also co-directs The Village Choir in Victoria, BC, where she has spent six years designing inclusive, participatory musical experiences for people of all backgrounds.

She lives in Victoria BC Canada, and holds an MBA in Executive Management from Royal Roads University and a BA in Gender Studies & Business from the University of Victoria.