Interview

Lori Golden – Abilities Strategy leader at Ernst & Young (EY)

Interview / Neil Milliken / May 2, 2016 / Abilities, AccessAbilities, Ernest & Young, EY, inclusion, Inclusiveness, Strategy Leader

Awaiting Quality Captions Lori Golden is Ernst & Young’s Abilities Strategy leader, driving efforts to build an enabling and inclusive work environment for people of all abilities. She consults on accommodations and career development issues for EY people working with differing abilities, and advises the firm’s AccessAbilities professional resource network, which includes several hundred people […]

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Judge Ginger Lerner Wren – County Court Judge, 17th Judicial Circuit – 1st Appearance

Interview / Neil Milliken / April 18, 2016

Awaiting Quality Captions Judge Ginger Lerner-Wren graduated from The University of Miami, B.A. Politics and Public Affairs (1980) and Nova Southeastern University College of Law (1983). In 1996, Judge Lerner-Wren was elected to the County Court of the 17th Judicial Circuit of Florida. Judge Lerner-Wren’s prior professional experience included serving as Public Guardian for the

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Kevin Ruh – CMO at Ruh Global Communications

Interview / Neil Milliken / April 11, 2016 / Abilities, Debra Ruh, Disabilities, Down Syndrome, inclusion, Kevin Ruh, Marketing, pwd, Richmond, Ruh Global Communications, Sara Ruh, Social Good, VCU, Virginia

Awaiting Quality Captions Kevin Ruh is the Chief Marketing Officer at Ruh Global Communications. Kevin manages all digital marketing for the global firm. Kevin has been around disabilities his entire life. His older sister, Sara Ruh was born with Down syndrome. Kevin’s experience in working with people with disabilities started at a young age. At 16, he

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Becki Morris – Museum DCN

Interview / Neil Milliken / April 4, 2016 / accessibility, disability, dyslexia, inclusion, Inclusive Education, museums, neurodiversity

Awaiting Quality Captions Becki Morris is a Collections Assistant from Heritage and Culture Warwickshire. She has worked in the heritage sector for 18 years. Becki left the sector in 2011 to set up Adult Dyslexia Support which screens adults for risk of dyslexic traits and trains people with strategies. She is particularly interested in

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Sarah Simcoe – Head of Business Enablement at Fujitsu

Interview / Neil Milliken / March 22, 2016 / #a11y, #BeCompletelyYou, accessibility, Disabilities, Disability Employee Network, Fujitsu, inclusion, IT, SEED

Awaiting Quality Captions We had a few technical issues with the sound so Antonio is not audible. Sarah Simcoe is Head of Business Enablement within Fujitsu UK and Ireland’s Business & Application Services business. Sarah is also the Chair of Fujitsu UK and Ireland’s Disability Employee Network, SEED, a role she has held for the

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Bruce Van Horn – Author, Speaker, Thought Leader

Interview / Neil Milliken / March 14, 2016 / bestselling author, bruce van horn, inclusion, Life is a Marathon, Radio show, richmond va, thought leader

Awaiting Quality Captions Bruce Van Horn is a dad, bestselling author, speaker, thought leader, transformational life coach, business owner, marathon runner, and cancer conqueror. He is also the host of “Life Is A Marathon,” a popular internet radio show (podcast) with listeners in over 190 countries around the world. Bruce loves sharing his life experiences and

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David Wu – CEO of Ai Squared

Interview / Neil Milliken / March 8, 2016 / accessibility, assistive technology, AT, boomers, inclusion, low vision, Visual Impairment

Awaiting Quality Captions David is the CEO and President of Ai Squared, an industry leader for assistive technologies serving the vision impaired. The company’s flagship products include ZoomText and sitecues, which have helped hundreds of thousands of people stay productive at work and at home. Dave has over 25 years of experience in taking technology-based

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Gregg Beratan – Educational Consultant, Disability Rights Activists

Interview / Neil Milliken / February 29, 2016 / Ability, accessibility, Activist, Activists, Corporations, CripTheVote, disability, Disability Rights, education, inclusion, Inclusive Education, Organizations

Awaiting Quality Captions Gregg Beratan is an Educational consultant and disability rights activist. He has taught in Universities and worked in disability rights organizations in The United States, England, Poland and India. His research has focused primarily on the ways in which our understandings of disability have served to shape and limit inclusive education in

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Jason Ménard – Ability First, Digital Echidna

Interview / Neil Milliken / February 22, 2016 / #a11y, Ability First, Ability First Coalition, AbilityFirst, accessibility, AODA Champion Award, Awareness accessibility, Content Strategist, Digital Echidna, Disabilities, Disability Community, Disability Issues, inclusion, Inclusive, Leadership, People with Disabilities, pwd

Awaiting Quality Captions The Ability First Coalition is a community initiative; a group of volunteers from various sectors of business that raise awareness of disability issues in the London and area workforce. This business-to-business partnership aims to bring employers together to share best practices related to hiring and retaining people with disabilities. Jason Ménard is Content

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