I speak and moderate conversations on the future of sustainability, building more responsible supply chains that respect human rights, and the business case for disability-driven innovation.
I’ve appeared at venues including the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland; SXSW; the Zero Project Conference in Vienna, Austria; the Science Museum in Boston, Massachusetts; and the Accessible Innovation Showcase at The Schoolhouse Hotel in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
Across these topics, the throughline is the same: helping audiences treat every challenge as an opportunity to innovate for the greater good, and helping organizations turn authentic leadership into lasting change.
Investors can be effective champions for competitive, integrated employment for persons with disabilities across the private sector by equipping themselves with relevant and impactful information and data. Photo Credit: Mark Lennihan/AP
In March 2021 Senator Harkin and I wrote a Bloomberg op-ed arguing NASDAQ's proposal to increase board diversity was flawed as it did not consider the value persons with disabilities brings to boards of directors.
My letter to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) provides a number of concrete recommendations for how the SEC can help investors and policymakers better understand how disability inclusion to drives both shareholder and stakeholder value.
