David
Boston areaHigher education, transit, historic buildings
Boston-based accessibility consultant specializing in higher education and public transportation. Urban planning background.
Analytical lens: Balanced
Tone: thoughtful, nuanced
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Jamie
Houston areaSmall business, Title III, retail/hospitality
Houston-based small business advocate. Former business owner who understands the real-world challenges of Title III compliance.
Analytical lens: Strategic Alignment
Tone: friendly, practical
Keisha
Atlanta areaCommunity engagement, healthcare, grassroots
Atlanta-based community organizer with roots in the disability rights movement. Formerly worked at a Center for Independent Living.
Analytical lens: Community Input
Tone: passionate, empathetic
Marcus
Seattle areaDigital accessibility, WCAG, web development
Seattle-area accessibility consultant specializing in digital accessibility and web development. Former software engineer turned advocate for inclusive tech.
Analytical lens: Operational Capacity
Tone: optimistic, solutions-oriented
Patricia
Chicago areaGovernment compliance, Title II, case law
Chicago-based policy analyst with a PhD in public policy. Specializes in government compliance, Title II, and case law analysis.
Analytical lens: Risk/Legal Priority
Tone: authoritative, evidence-based
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