Driving The Conversation: How Communications Can Accelerate Accessibility

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Jessica Roache, Ubisoft. Ubisoft’s accessibility team set out with the goal of making accessibility part of the company’s DNA – spanning from the games to marketing, PR, events and more. In this talk, Jessica Roache, Sr. Corporate Communications Manager at Ubisoft, will share details on how she built a global communications program to support and amplify Ubisoft’s accessibility work, with practical takeaways for driving accessibility within your company through strategic communications.


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