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Board Of Directors

Todd Tolson

As a customer service expert he understands the importance of communication, empathy, and problem-solving in delivering exceptional service

Dr. Sabrina Townsend

A seasoned psychologist ensures cultural sensitivity and understanding in addressing mental health and social issues.

Pat Sheehan

Decades of experience and advocacy efforts to help raise awareness, influence policy decisions, and drive positive change within the organization and the broader community.

Bradon Flax

A recent graduate of Princeton University and blind since birth, Braden Flaxe brings a fresh perspective and academic rigor to the board. His educational background signifies intellectual prowess and a commitment to excellence, enriching board discussions with critical analysis and innovative ideas. In addition to his lived experience as a blind individual navigating academia at a prestigious institution offers valuable insights into accessibility challenges within educational settings and underscores the importance of inclusive policies and accommodations. Youthfulness injects energy and enthusiasm into board deliberations, ensuring a forward-thinking approach to addressing emerging issues and opportunities in the realm of accessibility and inclusivity in the digital sphere.

Teresa Velasques RN

A background in nursing, and roots in the Latin American community, Teresa Velaquez brings expertise in healthcare disparities, patient advocacy, and culturally competent care. Her perspective is instrumental in addressing health-related challenges faced by diverse populations and advocating for accessible healthcare services.

Kris Hunigan

A retail executive contributes expertise in consumer behavior, marketing strategies, and supply chain management. Kris Hunigan’s insights are invaluable for understanding market trends, enhancing customer experience, and optimizing operational efficiency, which are crucial for the success of any organization, including those focused on accessibility and inclusivity.

Dr. Hoby Wedler

As a blind chemist, Dr. Wedler offers unique perspectives on accessibility and inclusivity in science and technology. His firsthand experience with visual impairment enables him to advocate effectively for the needs of the blind community, particularly in areas such as STEM education, research, and employment opportunities.