Fractional Accessibility Leadership
Embedding accessibility into the core of your organization's strategy is paramount. Our Fractional Accessibility Leadership service offers you the opportunity to have Dr. Brett Oppegaard, a renowned expert in media accessibility and inclusive design, guide your accessibility initiatives.
Dr. Oppegaard has extensive experience leading accessibility projects, such as the internationally acclaimed UniDescription Project as well as collaborations with prominent national and international institutions, such as the U.S. National Park Service, the American Council of the Blind, the Helen Keller National Center, the Blinded Veterans Association, the Royal National Institute of Blind People, the Canadian Council of the Blind, and many others, bringing unparalleled expertise to your team.
What we offer:
- Executive-Level Guidance: Integrate accessibility into your organization's vision and operations with strategic oversight.
- Policy Development: Craft and implement accessibility policies that align with legal standards and best practices.
- Team Empowerment: Train and mentor your staff to foster an inclusive culture and build internal accessibility competencies.
- Project Oversight: Ensure that your products and services meet accessibility standards through expert review and guidance.
- Stakeholder Engagement: Facilitate collaboration between your organization and the Access Hound community to ensure authentic and effective accessibility solutions.
Engaging Dr. Oppegaard as a fractional leader provides your organization with the benefits of world-class accessibility insights without the commitment of a full-time executive role. This flexible arrangement is ideal for organizations seeking to elevate their accessibility practices strategically and sustainably.
Dr. Brett Oppegaard has been invited to share his research results around the world, including at peer-reviewed venues throughout the United States as well as in formal presentations in Canada, the Czech Republic, Ecuador, England, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Ireland, Kenya, Spain, and Norway.