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Andrew Kirkpatrick is Director of Accessibility at Adobe. Andrew and his team define Adobe’s overall strategy for accessibility, attend to accessibility issues with product teams across the Adobe product line, and work with customers and standards groups, including representing Adobe on the accessibility-focused committees at the FCC, the United States Access Board, ETSI, and the World Wide Web Consortium. Andrew served as co-chair of the W3C’s Accessibility Guidelines Working Group and is an Editor for the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 standard.

Susan Mazrui began work in Communications in 1994 in Disability Marketing. In 1998, she moved to wireless, where she developed corporate strategies for state and federal legal and regulatory compliance. Mazrui was instrumental in establishing AT&T’s Corporate Accessibility Technology Office and was the architect of AT&T’s Accessibility and Inclusion Program with cross company teams addressing the needs of deaf and disabled employees. In 2021, she received AT&T’s Connection Award recognizing significant individual achievement toward organizational priorities that demonstrate AT&T's cultural pillars. Mazrui was named a Corporate Fellow by the Summit on Leading Diversity and inducted into the Spinal Cord Injury Hall of Fame. In 2019, Mazrui was honored by The Community of Connection and TDI for her work in the disability field. She currently chairs the board of the World Institute on Disability and serves on the board of G3ict.

Tomiyo "Tomi" Stoner is an attorney in private practice, licensed in Texas and California. She has fought for clients from California to Florida, and many states in between. Her career has included litigation against multi-national corporations and public entities. In total, she has recovered more than $20 million dollars for her clients. However, she is most proud of the injunctive relief she has obtained to make the world more accessible. In 2022, she founded Undaunted Law, P.C., where she empowers her clients to break down physical and digital barriers that violate the ADA. She studied at American University’s Washington College of Law and the University of Michigan.

Craig Leen is an experienced senior executive, attorney, and educator who has served as Director of the OFCCP and a number of other leadership roles. Craig currently serves as partner at K&L Gates in Washington, DC, as part of the Labor, Employment, and Workplace Safety Practice Group.