Let’s be honest, covid, lockdowns, 2020 was not a brilliant year and the first six months were no different for Kaye Moors, Managing Director of Drum.

After months of home schooling the summer holidays couldn’t have come soon enough, but two days in Kaye had a massive brain hemorrhage, which would eventually lead to a second, months in hospital and years of rehab. How do you rebuild your business after that, is it even possible? What was it really like living inside a locked hospital during a global pandemic?

As a result of the two brain hemorrhages, and a 19 hour brain surgery, Kaye’s left handside is paralysed and she has trigeminal neuralgia - also known as "the suicide disease” because of the intense pain it causes.

Kaye’s story is remarkable. She continues to run Drum as MD, having made specific adjustments to let her continue which she explains in our conversation. Kaye is also an award nominated disability campaigner and digital inclusivity champion.

You can find out all about Kaye's activism by following her on Linkedin.
And learn more about the work that Drum do by checking out their website.