E29: Insights from IAAP's 2023 Impact Award Winners: Championing Digital Inclusion and Training Innovations

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Send us a textIn this episode of the United in Accessibility podcast we explore the exceptional achievements of Alexandra Nothnagel, CPACC and Mark Wilcock, CPACC, recognized leaders in global accessibility governance, event management, and mentorship. Join us to uncover their award-winning initiatives, revealing the profound advancements in digital accessibility and inclusive education within Atos and beyond.

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